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Students read passages and watch videos about zebras, complete KWL charts, video-notes worksheets, graphic organizers (life cycle, investigation, animal traits), coloring pages, bookmarks, and create a final poster/lapbook/interactive notebook.
A full science workbook (Book A of the 'Simple and Fun Science' series, ages 4-6) teaching science process skills (observing, sorting, comparing, recording, classifying) through hands-on activities across life science, plants, animals, the human body, and weather topics.
Across 5 days, students watch suggested videos (e.g. '10 fun facts about bees', 'bumble bee vs. honey bee', 'bees are going extinct'), do independent or read-aloud readings (including IUCN and Center for Biological Diversity source material on the rusty patched and suckley cuckoo bumble bees), fill in KWL charts…
Students watch linked videos, read (independently or aloud) linked articles about penguins, and complete worksheets/graphic organizers: KWL chart, video notes, life cycle diagrams, can/have/are and is/has/needs organizers, investigation and fact sheets, animal comparison charts, historical timeline, habitat-damage and…
Color-code words by spelling pattern, sort and cut long I words, stamp/dab/trace words, order words alphabetically, write silly stories, spell words with playdough mats, and use word wall cards.
Fill in missing -ick/-uck words in sentences, cut and glue words into matching boxes, build words from letter tiles, unscramble/color letters to make words, and assemble two mini flip books of -ick and -uck words.
Read informational passages about meteorologists and weather maps and answer reading-response questions (circle, underline, box, draw); write a weather report using meteorologist expressions; describe a storm using the five senses; brainstorm word lists about weather reporters; read a real weather forecast, complete a graphic organizer,…
Identify the letter B and its sound, practice writing the letter, find letter B in the book, use core/fringe vocabulary cards during shared reading, manipulate story prop cutouts, cut and paste pictures to retell the story in order, answer multiple-choice comprehension questions, dot/highlight the letter b in isolated letters and words,…
Color-code words by category (e.g., color nouns red, verbs blue), then write each word under the correct heading on the worksheet.
Read chapter content, participate in labs/experiments/demonstrations for each of 14 chapters (e.g., 'Building a Sextant'), answer group-discussion questions, and complete an 'Imagination Time' creative-writing prompt (invent a myth explaining the universe's origin); an answer key is provided.
This Guided Reading Book - The Big Blue Ice (Level I) with lesson plan includes: Guided Reading Color Label (front cover x1) This is a quick way to match the book’s demands to what students can generally handle.. The overall goal is to use the level/color to pick books for several smaller groups. To qualify for a…
A no-prep, multi-activity packet introducing elementary students to dentists, dental hygienists, and oral care through reading, writing, and skills practice.
Write numerals, complete addition and subtraction sentences shown with picture/tally-mark groupings, write sums/differences for numeric equations, count by 1s/2s/5s/10s, compare numbers, and work with tens and ones and hundreds/tens/ones place value.
Students rotate through and complete activities in Language, Math Manipulatives, Social Studies, Science, Art, Dramatic Play, and Construction learning centers; participate in a themed field trip with a log and name tags; and complete a culminating activity assessed with a rubric.
A cross-curricular activity packet teaching butterfly anatomy, biology, and life cycle through informational reading, reading-response questions, vocabulary, and creative writing.
This Guided Reading Book - The Life of a Frog (Level H) with lesson plan includes: Guided Reading Color Label (front cover x1) This is a quick way to match the book’s demands to what students can generally handle.. The overall goal is to use the level/color to pick books for several smaller groups. To qualify for a…
Students solve multiple-choice math problems (fill in the circle next to the correct answer) covering addition/subtraction facts to 10 and 18, word problems, shape/fraction identification, graph reading, place value, and two-digit addition/subtraction.
Build addition and subtraction math-fact fluency (facts 1-9) over a full school year through a structured, timed daily-practice plan.
Write missing uppercase letters into an alphabet grid, write missing numbers into a 1-20 number grid, trace lowercase letters and matching words to practice letter sounds, trace numbers 1-20 while counting dots, and trace/draw basic shapes.
Complete multiple-choice/circle exercises, rewrite sentences with corrected capitalization and punctuation, identify and circle nouns and verbs, match sentence naming parts to action parts, and judge whether given sentences make sense.
Find and color/mark each occurrence of "around" in a word grid; trace and write the word; spell the word using letter tiles or magazine cut-outs; cut and paste found examples of the word; read a short passage/sentence containing "around", then write and draw or complete a cloze version with the word removed.
Write the missing short vowel to complete a picture-labeled word; circle rhyming-family ending letters and use a picture clue to write one more rhyming word; color-code words by vowel sound on a review page; circle the long-vowel word in a pair; add a silent e to a word and read the new word; write the missing vowel plus…
Answer 30 illustrated questions using 'circle it' and 'write it' response formats: count objects, fill in missing numbers to 10/20, read ten-frames, circle a named number, compare quantities (more/fewer, greater/smaller), solve simple picture-based addition and subtraction within 10, identify shapes (triangle, rectangle, square),…
Identify initial letter sounds, trace/practice each alphabet letter, count and recognize numbers 1-20, color and match colors and shapes, and complete matching/comparison exercises.