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Follow a 'Spot the Difference' starter activity, review bone shapes and their general functions, learn explanations of each of the 7 skeletal functions, then complete two written activities: describe the 7 functions of the skeleton (on a referenced 'Worksheet 3'), and outline the skeletal function at work in given sporting examples plus…
Subtraction practice workbook from basic number combinations through subtracting numbers of 3 and 4 digits with regrouping, intended as post-instruction reinforcement, aligned to NCTM standards.
Trace individual letter sounds (s, a, d / h, o, t), read and trace over CVC words ('s ad', 'hot') and copy them using handwriting guidelines, and draw an original picture.
Color and cut out a paper fortune-teller square, fold it into a fortune teller craft per teacher instructions, use it to reveal printed positive affirmations, discuss the affirmations, and optionally write their own affirmations on a blank 'create your own' template.
Read a short passage that repeats the sight word "me" several times; fill in blanks with the word "me" in a second version of the same passage; then read a sentence containing "me", copy/write the sentence, and draw a picture about it.
For each number 11-20, students practice writing the numeral and number word, trace/write the number multiple times, find and circle the target number among distractors, identify a missing number in a sequence, and color a set of shapes/animals matching the number's quantity (e.g., color eleven circles).
Students color/decorate large letter outlines, trace the name of a picture beginning with the target letter, and circle pictures of objects that begin with the target letter.
Practice making combinations of ten (addition to 10) using cookie-themed worksheets.
Students fold paper into six sections to take notes on each animal-group slide as the teacher presents a PowerPoint slideshow, then play a 'Who Am I?' guessing game where one student uses yes/no questions and classification vocabulary (e.g. 'Am I an amphibian?') to identify a mystery animal while classmates respond…
Sight word recognition and practice for the words 91-100 of the Fry's 1st 100 sight word list.
Find and color/mark each occurrence of "away" 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 "away", then write and draw or complete a cloze version with the word removed.
Students gather biographical facts about Miles Davis (birth, family, residences, achievements) on a research organizer worksheet, complete an illustration activity, then draft a 5-paragraph MLA-formatted essay (intro with thesis, early-life paragraph, achievements/legacy paragraphs, conclusion, works cited page), using a self/peer…
Each of six pages presents two picture-addition problems. Students count the animals in two rows and write the missing total after the equals sign in the printed equation. The 12 sums range from 7 to 16.
Multisensory practice materials for reading, building, and identifying Dolch primer sight words from List 4 (good, have, he, into, like), adapted for early intervention/special-education use.
Given a total party budget, decide what percent to allocate to each of 5 categories (food/cake, activity/venue, decorations, party outfit, goodie bags) so the percents sum to 100%, convert each percent to a decimal, calculate the dollar amount for each category, then research and price actual items (using the internet or store flyers)…
Find and color/mark each occurrence of "an" 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 "an", then write and draw or complete a cloze version with the word removed.
Read sentences containing the sight word; read the same sentences with the word blanked out and write the missing word; then copy one model sentence using the word and draw a picture illustrating it.
Provide a travel/road-trip-themed activity workbook using mazes, dot-to-dot, tracing, and coloring tasks to give young children practice with early school-readiness skills.
Free download Printable pre-primer Dolch sight word cards in a polka-dot design, for word recognition practice, plus blank cards for customization.
Introduction to Solving for Y - Digital Task Cards Google Classroom educators, the Solving for Y - Digital Task Cards offer a powerful tool for enhancing students' abilities to understand and solve linear equations. Specifically designed for middle-school learners, it's appropriate for 8th and 9th graders taking Algebra. As a…
Find and color/mark each occurrence of "animal" 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 "animal", then write and draw or complete a cloze version with the word removed.
Students read a scenario sentence stem on each card (e.g. 'A trade-off of buying a large truck is____') and write in a plausible trade-off, recording answers on a student recording sheet; can be used as a scoot game, station activity, or 'Footloose'-style room activity.
Practice number recognition and counting from 0 to 10 using bat-themed task cards.
This Angles Task Cards + SCOOT Game is an engaging way to introduce or review angles for your math students. All you have to do is print and go. You can use them as task cards for small groups or independent work for early finishers. You may also use them as. SCOOT game for the whole group. A recording sheet is included for either way…