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A color-by-number activity using a 1-100 hundreds chart to reveal two Columbus Day mystery pictures, for number recognition and counting practice.
Cut and glue pictures that begin with J into a jar; sort capital and lowercase J letters into 'I am letter J' / 'I am not letter j' categories.
A professional-development style guide for preschool/kindergarten teachers and homeschooling parents explaining and modeling Developmentally Appropriate Practice (D.A.P.) in early childhood classrooms.
Read sentences containing the sight word "down"; on a matching page, write the missing sight word from memory into blanked-out copies of the same sentences; then copy a target sentence using the word and draw a picture illustrating it.
Trace rows of the letter W (capital and lowercase, in solid and dotted/dashed form) following 'Trace the Letter W!' prompts (per file text).
Help early learners practice visually locating and following the letter S through a maze, distinguishing it from other letters.
Give students hands-on cut-and-paste practice sorting addition problems by their sum, up to 12.
Analyze media examples (magazine, film, mobile device, computer/video) and answer discussion questions about whether content would be considered sexually explicit, what distinguishes consensual from nonconsensual portrayals in media, and how exploitative media affects views of relationships and body image, with…
Read sentences containing the sight word "but"; on a matching page, write the missing sight word from memory into blanked-out copies of the same sentences; then copy a target sentence using the word and draw a picture illustrating it.
A social-emotional learning (SEL) game-show style PowerPoint teaching and practicing conflict-resolution skills through scenario-based questions.
Explore There Was An Old Lady Who Swallowed Some Snow Book Companion - BOOM Cards.
Color and cut out puzzle pieces (rows of the letter S) and glue them onto a puzzle mat to reassemble the letter.
Use dot markers to color/dab each instance of the target letter (capital D, lowercase d, or a mixed-case grid) among distractor letters.
A printable practice worksheet set of long division problems for students to solve.
Watch/follow a fill-in-the-blank slideshow lesson (a student version with key terms blanked out as underlined/bolded text) and copy the missing terms and definitions into notes; use an Additional Resources document with linked videos to supplement note-taking; a separate Student Lesson Outline document is also…
Phonics practice set for identifying beginning (and one ending) sounds through a color-by-sound worksheet format, covering the alphabet.
Complete flip-book pages: circle/box capital and lowercase J letters, find letters in a seek-and-find grid, color pictures beginning with J, cut and paste letter J examples, trace/write the letter, and identify beginning sounds for jungle, jaguar, jar, and jellyfish.
A set of letter L tracing worksheets pairing a large tracing letter with pictures of L-words (lion, leaf, ladybug) and a trace-the-sentence line, for early letter recognition and fine-motor practice.
An emergent reader booklet giving beginning readers repeated practice recognizing and reading the sight word "said" in context, told as a short camping-trip narrative.
A set of three no-prep phonics worksheets giving students varied practice finding and identifying -ab word family words (word search, picture maze, seek-and-find).
Look at the fruit pictures on each card, count them, and circle the correct answer from two number choices.
Watch/view a slide-based lesson (with linked videos) and fill in blanks on a student-copy slide deck and matching outline as key terms and explanations are presented; complete guided notes on light rays, geometric optics, transparent/translucent/opaque materials, and laser properties.
Give students a multi-page flip book to practice recognizing, writing, and identifying words that begin with the letter W.
Students study the commutative property (e.g. 2x3=3x2), rewrite repeated-addition expressions as multiplication (e.g. 2+2+2+2=4x2), fill in reference multiplication tables for 2 through 8+ (seen in excerpt), and play a table-matching/cutting game (cut out 24 table pieces and match sums to answers).