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This pack gives you all the information you need at your fingertips to study the Horse Chestnut tree through each season. It also includes: For ages 5-6, it includes: Teaching Notes Cards to learn to read and spell words associated with…
This Horton Hears Rhythms Koosh Ball Game is perfect for your 1st and 2nd graders. This is a great game for your music students to enjoy during Read Across America Week. From slide to slide, students will practice rhythms and notes.
Introducing the Hot Chocolate Spelling CVC Words Resource The Hot Chocolate Spelling CVC Words resource offers a colorful and exciting platform for enhancing spelling, literacy, and phonics skills in young learners.
A pocket-chart carpet game ('Mouse in the House') to help preschool/kindergarten students identify numbers 0-10 or 0-20.
How Things Move - Foldable and Cut-and-Paste (English and Spanish) The actionable resource 'How Things Move' is perfect for kindergarten, preschool, grade 1, and grade 2 students.
The tooth-brushing topic gives developing writers a familiar process to organize. Picture and sentence sequences support planning before students use transition words in a draft. Select an editing checklist that matches the writer’s level, then reread the directions to check order and clarity.
Teaches early writers to produce sequential 'how-to' expository writing about making a valentine, using leveled models, checklists, and picture-sequencing supports.
Teaches early elementary writers how to compose a step-by-step 'how-to' (procedural/expository) piece using the everyday example of apple pie, with an emphasis on sequencing and transition words.
Teaches early elementary writers how to compose a step-by-step 'how-to' (procedural/expository) piece using the everyday example of caramel apples, with an emphasis on sequencing and transition words.
Teaches early elementary writers how to compose a step-by-step 'how-to' (procedural/expository) piece using the everyday example of gingerbread cookies, with an emphasis on sequencing and transition words.
Teaches early elementary writers how to compose a step-by-step 'how-to' (procedural/expository) piece using the everyday example of hot chocolate, with an emphasis on sequencing and transition words.
Teaches early elementary writers how to compose a step-by-step 'how-to' (procedural/expository) piece using the everyday example of lemonade, with an emphasis on sequencing and transition words.
This cross-curricular resource uses students’ interest in pancakes to creatively teach emerging writers the basics of crafting step-by-step “how-to” explanations.
This cross-curricular resource uses students' interest in popcorn to teach early writers fundamentals of crafting step-by-step "how-to" explanations.
This fall-themed resource leverages students' interest in pumpkin pie around Thanksgiving to teach early writers the basics of crafting step-by-step "how-to" explanations.
Teaches early elementary writers how to compose a step-by-step 'how-to' (procedural/expository) piece using the everyday example of snow cream, with an emphasis on sequencing and transition words.
Teaches early elementary writers how to compose a step-by-step 'how-to' (procedural/expository) piece using the everyday example of raking leaves, with an emphasis on sequencing and transition words.
Teaches early elementary writers how to compose a step-by-step 'how-to' (procedural/expository) piece using the everyday example of washing a car, with an emphasis on sequencing and transition words.
Teaches early elementary writers how to compose a step-by-step 'how-to' (procedural/expository) piece using the everyday example of washing a dog, with an emphasis on sequencing and transition words.
Teaches early elementary writers how to compose a step-by-step 'how-to' (procedural/expository) piece using the everyday example of washing dishes, with an emphasis on sequencing and transition words.
How to Wrap a Gift | Writing and Sequencing Activity | Informational or Expository Writing This innovative resource provides an excellent solution for educators seeking to introduce their young learners to the world of sequential writing.
A cut-and-organize activity where students arrange color-coded number cards in order to practice counting to 100 by ones and by tens.
An animal-themed “I have… Who has…?” chain asks students to listen for the animal pictured on their card, respond, and read the next prompt. Start and finish cards frame the loop. Distribute every card so the chain can close; learners may hold more than one.
Introducing 'I Know My ABC's' A unique collection of 11 engaging songs designed to kick-start your little learners' journey through the alphabet. This educational tool is perfect for preschoolers, kindergarteners, and grade 1 students.