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Day 3 of the framing-workers unit: siding word problem re-run using yard-based measurements (3-yard lengths, 7-1/2" wide pieces, 1-1/2" overlap).
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Day 3 of the framing-workers unit: siding word problem re-run using yard-based measurements (3-yard lengths, 7-1/2" wide pieces, 1-1/2" overlap).
A chapter-slice reproducible science resource on seasons for grades 1-5, part of the 'Hands-On Earth & Space Science' series aligned to STEAM and Next Generation Science Standards.
Students read each chapter's nonfiction passage with embedded Google Earth(TM) activities, complete Before/After-You-Read worksheets and a Map Activity per chapter, plus book-wide Crossword and Word Search puzzles and a Comprehension Quiz; answers are checked against an Easy Marking(TM) Answer Key, and Student Reproducible Maps and Mini…
A full-year (180 school days / 36 weeks) daily morning-work spiral review program for Grade 1 covering ELA (phonics, sight words, handwriting, grammar, sentence writing, vocabulary, reading) and math (place value, addition/subtraction, telling time, shapes) plus calendar/weather, SEL, and brain-teaser sections, each day using…
Reference the vocabulary cards during science lessons and review; the resource is a display/reference set rather than an active worksheet task.
Day 2 of the framing-workers unit: same 'Self-Employed Framer' siding scenario re-run with different measurements (120-inch lengths, 8-1/4" wide pieces, 1/4" overlap), reinforcing unit-conversion and fraction skills alongside fact fluency and reading/writing.
A chapter-slice reproducible science resource on weather for grades 1-5, part of the 'Hands-On Earth & Space Science' series aligned to STEAM and Next Generation Science Standards.
An introduction to mental health literacy for primary/grade 1 students, connecting physical health habits (exercise, healthy eating) to keeping the brain/mind healthy, recognizing signs of positive vs negative mental health, and learning coping strategies.
Students experience a temperature-comparison provocation activity, observe seasonal/weather images and record their observations and wonderings, participate in a water-cycle demonstration and learn related vocabulary (evaporation, condensation, precipitation, collection), examine pictures of weather instruments and record what they…
Complete pencil-to-paper practice exercises across four subject areas; Language Arts activities specifically reinforce grammar, punctuation, spelling, capitalization, complete sentences, descriptive words, narrative comprehension. Students may respond orally or in writing depending on class level.
Book 5 of an ESL/ESD series teaching foundational English grammar (parts of speech and sentence-building) to beginning English language learners.
A chapter-slice reproducible science resource on solar system for grades 1-5, part of the 'Hands-On Earth & Space Science' series aligned to STEAM and Next Generation Science Standards.
Practice covering a sneeze into a tissue or elbow and answer what to do if sneezing into hands; practice a 3-step handwashing routine (wet, soap and scrub while singing, dry); fill in blanks identifying what medical instruments (stethoscope, thermometer, eye/ear exam tools, needle) are used for; color a picture and explain to a partner…
Complete the 40-activity worksheet for each grade level (ELA, Math, Science, Social Studies, Art, and for Grade 6 also PE and Music), then check answers with the included answer keys.
A digital micro-learning book companion/study deck for the story 'You Get What You Get,' building reading comprehension skills through read-aloud, sequencing, story elements, and summarizing activities.
Provide comprehension and literary-analysis activities to accompany a read-aloud of the picture book 'Martin's Big Words' (about Martin Luther King Jr.) for elementary grades.
Participate in themed sensory, art, cooking, math, science, movement, dramatic play, and circle-time activities centered on ice cream (e.g., sculpting ice cream art, counting scoops on cones, making ice cream in a bag, discussing melting/freezing, flannel board storytelling).
Write own name, parent/guardian names, home address, and phone numbers; decide yes/no whether each of 10 scenarios warrants calling 911; draw a helmet on a cyclist and describe crosswalk safety; color/practice bike hand signals; decide on a street-crossing scenario and discuss school bus rules; draw self playing…
Large multi-page packet covering letter Z recognition, handwriting, phonics, and fine motor skills through varied activities.
Engage in a wide range of teacher-led activities across sensory play (lily pad/counting frogs in a water table), art (paper-bag frog puppets, pom-pom frogs, webbed-hand tracing, frog foot printing, lily pad painting), cooking (lily-pad pond snacks, jello jiggler frogs, frog-on-a-log, toad-in-a-hole), circle/community…
A bundle of 15 one-page cut-sort-and-glue worksheets, each covering a different social-emotional-learning (SEL) topic, for reinforcing SEL concepts through a cut/sort/glue sorting task.
Participate in a variety of cloud-themed activities: sensory table play, art activities (fingerpainting, collages, sponge painting, mobiles), vocabulary learning, and other curriculum-guided exploration of cloud types and weather concepts.
A seasonal thematic teaching unit for lower elementary grades built around September/back-to-school themes, combining language, math, and science readiness activities.
Read the illustrated cloze-style story (filling in missing words using picture cues); complete differentiated activities including sequence-of-events cards, sorting words/phrases/sentences into categories, grammar exercises (nouns, verbs, adjectives, synonyms, antonyms, comparative/superlative adverbs, plurals, punctuation), measurement…