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Provide a large set of print-and-go expository (informational/how-to) writing prompts so students practice organizing and explaining factual information in writing.
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Provide a large set of print-and-go expository (informational/how-to) writing prompts so students practice organizing and explaining factual information in writing.
An SEL resource of journaling and discussion prompts to help students who struggle with anxiety reflect, identify triggers, and build coping strategies, for individual check-ins or group/push-in lessons.
Give students structured writing prompts for many poem genres/forms, each with a brief description of the form's rules and an example poem, so students can practice writing original poems in that form.
A Poetry Month research and writing activity in which students research an assigned poet and write a short biography summary.
A gross motor math game pairing addition problem-solving with a physical movement task tied to the answer.
Practice single- and double-digit addition facts using a domino-style matching game where each tile's answer connects to the next problem.
Help students master identifying which of two objects is taller or shorter through direct comparison, aligned to standard K.MD.1 (describing measurable attributes of objects).
A set of four Common Core-aligned Star Wars-themed math centers for early elementary students to build number sense.
Practice single- and double-digit addition facts using a domino-style matching game where each tile's answer connects to the next problem.
Game-based practice generating and solving number equations using dice or drawn numbers, shown with multiple solving strategies.
This game is great for helping students learn to use number sense. With this game, students work with a partner to draw two cards and say the two-digit number the cards create. This is a fun and interactive way for students to learn about numbers.
Differentiated partner game and worksheet set for practicing the 'doubles plus one' addition-facts strategy.
An apple-themed partner dice game for practicing number recognition, differentiated by number range.
Practice single- and double-digit addition facts using a domino-style matching game where each tile's answer connects to the next problem.
Domino-style matching game for practicing single- and double-digit addition facts.
Introduction It is very important that as a teacher, or even a parent, you use the so-called didactic games in your learning area. These games will make your students or children learn mathematics in a more didactic way and even have love or admiration for it, because mathematics is a very useful tool in daily life.
Build reading fluency and rapid recognition of Fry's 3rd 100 high-frequency words through a 'flyswatter' recognition game, plus blank editable cards for teacher customization.
Give students hands-on practice matching addition facts through a printable domino-style game.
Provide printable addition games for practicing addition facts through a dice-roll activity and a number-search activity.
1.Introduction Math class should be one of the most fun classes for you and your students, especially if they are children. That is why it is important for you as a teacher to use educational resources and games .
A no-prep, summer/end-of-year-themed digital board game (hosted externally as a linked online slide/board, not embedded in the PDF) for reviewing and practicing informative-writing skills, marketed to homeschool/co-op families as well as classroom teachers.
A classic 'I Have, Who Has?' loop card game for group practice of single-digit/double-digit addition facts.
A digital (Google Slides) checkers-style game for practicing 1-digit addition facts.
Practice addition facts (sums to 17) through a printable domino-style matching game.