My Alphabet Book (26 letters x 4)
A low-prep, printable alphabet book that develops fine motor skills and letter recognition by having children decorate each letter with a themed craft/collage item and build their own alphabet book.
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A low-prep, printable alphabet book that develops fine motor skills and letter recognition by having children decorate each letter with a themed craft/collage item and build their own alphabet book.
Teach how animals in an ecosystem (woodland habitat, featuring an eagle) form a balanced food web made of producers, consumers, and decomposers, aligned to NGSS standard 3-LS4-4, through a learning-pages lesson and a hands-on cut-and-paste/coloring/drawing project.
Teach students how to add and subtract fractions with like and unlike denominators, including mixed numbers and word problems, via guided notes with worked examples.
A letter W puzzle craft activity for practicing letter recognition and letter formation.
An art-integrated science project teaching the monarch butterfly life cycle and seasonal migration, aligned to NGSS 3-LS1-1 (life cycles).
Teach and practice adding and subtracting decimals, including in word-problem contexts, via guided notes followed by independent practice.
A printable activity book combining letter recognition, tracing, coloring, and simple maze/matching exercises for early-elementary students, organized around individual letters of the alphabet.
A ready-to-use set of 5 rotating math stations supplementing a middle school unit on area, perimeter, and volume of right-angled shapes.
Build alphabet letter recognition through a low-prep, creative drawing activity where students expand on a small image prompt for each letter.
An NGSS-aligned third-grade science project teaching how animal groups (using a penguin colony as the example) help members survive threats like predators and blizzards.
Practice adding and subtracting decimals through real-world word problems (money, distance, weight, liquid volume), with a companion digital self-checking activity.
Stop avoiding teaching heredity and genetics. Grab this NGSS Inherited Traits Project instead!
Practices letter recognition, letter formation, and fine motor skills by having students assemble letter-shaped puzzles.
A 3-page set of word problems giving students practice applying milliliter-to-liter conversions and liter arithmetic to real-life scenarios.
A hands-on social studies/history unit teaching students about the history of flight and the Wright brothers' contribution to modern aviation.
Give students practice converting between customary units of liquid volume using word-problem task cards.
Practice upper- and lowercase letter recognition and matching, themed around hibernation.
A social-emotional learning activity that develops perspective-taking and problem-solving skills by having students build three-panel comic strips showing a social scenario, its consequences, and an alternative better response.
Give students practice converting between customary and metric units of length using word-problem task cards.
A hands-on letter-recognition game: students roll a lettered die and cover the matching uppercase or lowercase letter on a picture page with a manipulative.
A 44-page reproducible workbook (Milliken/Lorenz 'Fractions - Advanced', grades 5-6) of practice pages covering addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division of fractional and mixed numbers, plus related word problems.
A hands-on letter-construction activity where students build each letter shape using colored printable building pieces, for phonics and letter recognition practice.
A set of printable question-and-answer fact cards organized into six science topic sections (Animals, Human Body, Insects & Arachnids, Oceanography, Solar System, Weather) for review, quiz games, and general knowledge reinforcement.
Give students practice converting between customary units of liquid volume using word-problem task cards, with an accompanying PowerPoint version for digital/projected use.