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Take a practice U.S. citizenship test and review answers; complete and discuss an 'Active Citizen' worksheet by interviewing peers/adults; role-play good vs. bad citizen scenarios using prompt cards; create a poster explaining the branches of government; take a true/false quiz on silly real U.S. laws; role-play as a…
Build ESL/EFL reading comprehension, vocabulary-in-context, and formal/creative writing skills for middle and high school English learners using a nonfiction passage about goldfish as pets.
Flashcard set for practicing the Fry 5th 100 high-frequency sight words, printed with rainbow borders.
An introductory country-study slide presentation on Kuwait, giving students a single-source overview of its geography, government, history, economy, and culture for social studies/geography instruction.
Students add vocabulary, content, and self-selected words to notebook pages as they read decodable texts or complete Breaking the Big Words lessons, building a personal word bank organized by syllable type/pattern for later reference during writing.
A Cinderella-themed telling-time matching activity tied to story events.
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.
Trace and write rows of the letter H (uppercase) and h (lowercase) in solid-line and dotted/dashed-line formats, plus short additional practice rows.
Build ESL/EFL reading comprehension, vocabulary-in-context, and formal/creative writing skills for middle and high school English learners using a nonfiction passage about geckos as exotic pets.
Digital micro-learning PowerPoint deck guiding students through the picture book Stuck by Oliver Jeffers, building sequencing, character analysis, and comprehension skills.
European History: European Empires Learning Bundle
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.
Introduce students to Australia through a slide presentation covering its language/greetings, history timeline, geography, economy, capital city and landmarks, and culture.
Students hold up a number of fingers (or refer to a displayed poster) corresponding to their understanding level, from 'I don't understand yet' / 'I need more help' through 'I could use more practice', 'I understand pretty well', 'I mostly understand', to 'I completely understand'.
Free download Students use the mats as a vocabulary reference during whole-group lessons or independent work, reading and decoding season-themed words using the colour-coded phonetic patterns.
Build ESL/EFL reading comprehension, vocabulary-in-context, and formal/creative writing skills for middle and high school English learners using a nonfiction passage about the Broadway musical "Hamilton".
Counting and number recognition classroom display posters (1-10) with a sports theme.
Learn definitions and clue words for facts vs. opinions; practice classifying 8 example statements as fact or opinion with answers revealed on the next slide; consider how misinformation gets mixed up with opinion using a climate-change example; review a condensed history of how Western societies have validated…
Display/reference posters for practicing number recognition 1-10, styled with a firetruck/fire-safety theme.
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.
A set of apple-themed counting posters for classroom display to reinforce number recognition from 1 to 10.
Introduce students to New Zealand through a slide presentation covering its language/greetings, history timeline, geography, economy, capital city and landmarks, and culture.
Read a short informational article, answer written comprehension questions (including one true/false question that requires arguing the answer from the text), complete a short synonym-writing vocabulary exercise, then write a full essay responding to one of two or three provided writing prompts.
Read a leveled booklet with one line of text per page (using nouns and picture clues), use finger-tracking dots to point to each word, find more nouns around the classroom, and practice checking/writing target sight words.