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A 90-minute Kindergarten lesson plan teaching the four stages of the plant life cycle through video, storytelling, movement, and a craft.
A 90-minute Grade 3-5 science lesson plan teaching what a solar eclipse is and its types via video, demonstration, and a hands-on model activity.
A 60-minute Grade 3-4 lesson plan teaching the story of the first Thanksgiving (Pilgrims and Native Americans) and themes of gratitude and friendship, built around a storyboard activity.
A 90-minute Grades 1-4 lesson plan teaching types and elements of weather, including severe weather, through video, sorting games, worksheets, and a craft.
K-1: An Integrated Resource for Social Studies Teaching The Let's Be Friends Gr. K-1 is a comprehensive teaching tool, developed to enable educators in delivering social studies lessons in an engaging and inventive manner.
Let's Explore Bees: Teaching Resource An interactive and engaging learning tool designed specifically for second-grade educators teaching about the magical world of bees, from their lifecycle to their vital role in various ecosystems.
A math activity teaching students to draw and interpret scaled bar and line graphs, and to solve one- and two-step 'how many more/less' comparison problems using graphed data.
This activity is perfect for helping students understand how to make and interpret bar graphs. It's a great way to introduce or review the concept. The activity can be used with data sets that have up to four categories.
This activity is perfect for helping students understand the concept of place value of three-digit numbers. Students will love the opportunity to be creative and use their imaginations while they are learning.
Let's Measure Up: Volume, Mass, Area Gr. 4-6 This is a forward-thinking teaching resource aimed at public school teachers and homeschoolers.
This activity is a complete book with template pages that allows the teacher to change up the cards quickly and easily. There are options to store the cards for easy access during teaching!
Let's Talk About Books is an engaging board game that builds English language skills for both native and ESL students. To play, simply print the colorful game board and grab a pair of dice.
Let's Talk About Food is an engaging board game that builds English language skills. Ideal for both native and ESL students in grades K-2, this printable game strengthens vocabulary around food concepts. To play, students take turns rolling dice and moving spaces. They read the prompt aloud, then verbally share or write their response.…
This Let's Talk About It Activity is great for helping students engage effectively in collaborative discussions with diverse partners.
Let's Talk About New Year's Eve is a printable board game that builds English language skills. Students take turns rolling dice and moving spaces on the board.
Sport-themed discussion questions fill a printable board game, where each square asks something different — from “Have you ever been in a stadium?” to “Should school sport be voluntary?” and “For which sports do you need a racket?”. Students move around the board with a die and take turns answering whichever question they land on, speaking or writing their response in English. Prompts range from simple personal-experience questions and sports vocabulary to open-ended opinion topics about fairness, spending, and safety in sport, giving speakers at different levels something to respond to. The printable board is the resource itself; a die and player markers are not included and need to be supplied separately.
Turn summer vocabulary into conversation with a question board running from START to FINISH. Players discuss weather, food, activities, holidays and personal preferences as they move around the board. Some prompts invite a short answer, while others ask for an explanation or example. Add dice and counters for board-game play, or choose individual questions for a paired speaking activity.
Quick letter-A recognition and writing/coloring activity, usable as a whole/small group or independent art/letter-center activity.
Practice matching and recognizing the uppercase and lowercase letter A for a pocket chart display.
Practice identifying words that begin with the letter A/short A sound through a roll-and-cover board game.
Practice letter A recognition and beginning-sound discrimination through two-piece self-checking puzzles.
Free download Practice sorting pictures by whether they begin with the letter A sound, using a fall/acorn theme.
Practice sorting pictures by whether they begin with the letter A sound.
This Letter A Counting to 10 Puzzles is a counting math puzzle for the letter A. This resource is great for practicing number recognition and practicing counting up to 10.