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Are you looking for a clear and structured way to teach antonym diamante poems? This resource will guide students step-by-step through writing a diamante poem using antonyms. It will help students understand both the 7-line poem structure and how opposites connect within their writing. With a combination of examples, interactive…
Students review subject-vs-object pronoun rules for who/whom, work through worked SAT/ACT-style multiple-choice example questions with explained reasoning, and apply a mnemonic (who=he/she, whom=him/her) to practice sentences.
Combine early number sense (counting 0-12) and fine-motor/letter-tracing practice with a healthy-eating theme centered on strawberries.
A structured social-emotional learning (SEL) resource on the Self-Management topic "I can manage my own emotions," built around the CASEL framework, providing daily openers and a weekly lesson for classroom use.
Students research the subject using at least 3 sources, complete a biographical fact-organizer (place of birth, place(s) of residence, relevant family members, and related prompts) and a portrait-drawing activity with labeled achievement items, then draft, self/peer-check (using the included writing-tips checklist), and revise a…
Circle capital Q / box lowercase q in a grid; complete a 'Seek and Find' letter-search grid; complete a 'Find and Color' page; cut and paste letter Q examples from magazines or provided letters; trace/write the letter; identify beginning sounds among words (quail, quiet, quarter, quick); complete a 'Draw and Trace'…
Teach the two uses of apostrophes (contractions and possession) through an interactive, editable slide deck.
Participate in teacher-led center and whole-group activities such as: sorting/using pizza vocabulary words, creating paper-plate or playdough pizzas, block-area pizza-delivery dramatic play, sensory bin play with flour and kitchen utensils, and simple cooking experiences (e.g., English-muffin pizzas, fruit pizza).
A follow-up professional-development ebook of additional, more advanced tips for middle school teachers, continuing the author's Middle School 101 series.
Reference resource listing Greek, Latin, and Anglo-Saxon word roots, prefixes, and suffixes for vocabulary/etymology study.
Fill in missing squares on ten-frames to make ten, complete addition equations that sum to 10 (e.g. 3 + ___ = 10), and match/write number bond pairs that total 10.
A Social Emotional Learning (SEL) resource focused on the relationship-skills objective 'I can resolve conflict constructively,' providing daily bellringer/opener activities plus a stand-alone mini-lesson distinguishing constructive from deconstructive conflict, aligned to the CASEL framework.
Provides paired English/Kazakh translations of common greeting and self-introduction phrases for ESL/EFL students who speak Kazakh.
For each of three words per page, students color the word, trace the word ('build it' letter-tile boxes plus a 'trace it' line), and write the word; then find and identify all three target words within a printed model sentence at the bottom of the page.
Free download Use a clothespin/clip to select the correct beginning blend or letter(s) to complete an ACK-family word shown with blanks (e.g. 'wh___' + 'ack'), across three types of clip cards of increasing word variety.
Research Billie Holiday using at least 3 sources; fill out a 'Getting Your Research Started' graphic organizer (basic biographical facts such as place of birth, places of residence) and complete a drawing activity (draw the subject with 5 items representative of their life/achievements and describe each item); draft and self/peer-check…
A crossword puzzle that practices park-related vocabulary and spelling, intended for early English learners or ESL students.
Students discuss a warm-up question, learn pre-taught vocabulary, listen to a teacher read-aloud then finish the chapter independently, answer guiding and theme-discussion questions in small groups, draw a character sketch with descriptive words, create and swap word searches using vocabulary words, answer an…
Engage in teacher-led activities: skin-tone matching/sensory exploration, art projects (friendship collages, hands-together displays, peace doves), a cooking experience, and dramatic-play discussions about similarities/differences between people.
Practice letter W recognition and beginning-sound discrimination through cut-and-paste activities.
Teach basic forms of energy (light, heat, solar) to grades 4-6 through two structured lesson plans, an animated PowerPoint, station-based activities, printable worksheets, and a test.
Color it and Write Words Worksheets Searching for easy and fun activity worksheets to use during centers or as morning work and independent practice? If your teaching focuses on developing prewriting, handwriting, premath and visual perception skills with a hint of fun, then this resource is perfect!
An introductory, narrative-driven PowerPoint lesson that introduces the course's comedic characters (Mr. Butt and Bonefish) and frames why grammar and the eight parts of speech matter, setting up the rest of the 'Grammar's House' lesson series.
Continue and conclude the knight's-quest narrative through four puzzle activities (Tree Guard, Dragon Eggs, The Mirror, Ghost) plus an extra-time activity, solving multiplication/division and riddle-based puzzles (e.g. identifying multiples of 3-digit numbers) to find the final dragon.