COLORING SEQUENCE OF NUMBERS | 8 SPANIS PICTURES
COLORING SEQUENCE OF NUMBERS | 8 SPANIS PICTURES
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COLORING SEQUENCE OF NUMBERS | 8 SPANIS PICTURES
Gives ESL/EFL students a reading-comprehension and writing-practice worksheet built around a nonfiction article on the history of water parks, their types/attractions, and several famous international examples.
Across the 12 units, students work through phonics and word-analysis activities (letter identification, blending, digraphs, vowel patterns, sight words, syllabication, word endings, prefixes/suffixes) via games, sorts, worksheets, and mastery tests for each unit.
Introduces students to San Marino as one of the world's oldest and smallest republics, founded according to tradition in 301 AD, presented as an illustrated country-study slideshow covering San Marino's location, quick facts, language, history, geography, economy, cities, and culture.
Engage in a class discussion of the book using provided discussion questions with answers (e.g., what the tree grows, the season at the story's start, animals in the tree, pollination, why apples start out green, how long apples take to grow, how apples are picked, how apple pie is made), then choose from suggested…
Gives ESL/EFL students a reading-comprehension and writing-practice worksheet built around a nonfiction article on the botanical origins, cultivation, economics, and cross-cultural significance of tea.
Participate in a book discussion using provided questions (e.g., about the mouse's actions, predictions, and the bear), and per the catalog, complete hands-on craft activities tied to the story.
Students work through an animated PowerPoint lesson, complete a digital quick test/quiz, worksheets, a crossword, a word search, cut-out printables, and a foldable to record and self-check their learning about particle behavior in solids, liquids, and gases.
Teaches ESL/EFL students to form and use the passive voice in simple present and simple past tenses, using world-landmark and historical-invention facts as content, with emphasis on developing speaking skills.
Complete 10 lessons of hands-on activities (Blending and Segmenting, Sound Boxes, Sounds at the End, Building Words, Word Ladders, Try Tiles, Quick Reads, A Game of Dominoes, Making Sense of Sentences, Pet Stories) using Sound Box Mats, color and black-and-white Word Ladders, a Word Sort activity, and Pet Stories; complete a…
Follow guided-notes slides with fill-in-the-blank explanations and worked examples (e.g., converting numbers to/from scientific notation, determining positive/negative exponents), then complete 'Check Your Understanding' practice problems.
Gives students, including those in special education settings, practice with subtraction facts 0 to 10 in a tracing format where the answer digit is printed for students to trace.
Take on a character part in one of seven scripts (2-4 parts per play, no narrators), practice reading the part aloud with a group until fluent, and perform the play for the class; optionally re-enact scripts using stick puppets.
A digital micro-learning slide deck teaching informational-text reading, vocabulary, and comprehension skills through a biography of George W. Bush.
ESL/EFL reading comprehension and writing practice built around a nonfiction passage about the traditional Icelandic fermented-shark dish Hakarl (its history, preparation process, and cultural role), paired with comprehension questions, vocabulary work, multiple true/false reasoning items, and personal-opinion/comparison essay prompts…
Students (Kindergarten/Grade 1) learn and practice chunk sounds (SH, TH, CH, AR, ER/IR/UR, OW/OU, OY/OI, OO) through teacher-led stories, songs, and body motions associated with each puppet character; teachers print, cut, laminate, and attach puppets to tongue depressors.
A Women's History Month puzzle packet for March, providing a mix of word and logic puzzles themed around women's history.
Digital slide deck (Google Slides/PowerPoint) of sight-word discrimination drills intended to accompany/bridge with the commercial Edmark Reading Program Level 1, for special education, pre-k, and kindergarten students.
An introductory slide presentation giving background on Mark Twain and The Adventures of Tom Sawyer before students read the novel.
Give students practice applying integer exponent, root, rational/irrational number, and scientific notation skills through a set of task cards aligned to CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.8.EE and 8.NS standards.
Write vocabulary words (day, play, today, way, stay, Sunday) for teacher reference; find and underline the 'ay' sound in red within a short reading passage about a seaside holiday, then read it; trace and repeatedly write the word 'they', then draw a picture illustrating a sentence using it; circle the correct word ('was' or 'want') to…
ESL reading-comprehension and writing practice built around a broad informational passage about pet ownership, domestication history, and the care needs of common household pets.
Fill in the dots on the bubble letter and each themed picture using do-a-dot markers, circle stickers, or another marking tool, per the activity-ideas page.
An editable lesson that helps middle school students set personalized goals for argumentative essay writing, plan steps to achieve them, and reflect on their progress.