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Read a short, repetitive-pattern early reader book (one line of text per page, 3 words per sentence) using finger-tracking dots and picture/rebus clues to identify words; practice writing and checking off target sight words on a guided-reading word-tracking sheet.
Rotate through 4 discussion stations (defining 'professional', vocabulary, needed skills, education paths); choose a career and complete a guided research packet; build a presentation using technology of their choice (PowerPoint, Google Slides, Prezi, iMovie, or Keynote); complete a mock resume/LinkedIn profile worksheet; present…
Digital interactive slide-deck geography mini-lesson teaching state facts, symbols, geography, and history of Connecticut through informational text, video links, and reflection prompts.
In groups (adaptable to individual work), read and highlight words/phrases from a primary source text, cut them out, collaboratively arrange them into a found poem following set rules (words must come from the text; may change tense/pluralization or omit words but not add new words), create a visual poster of the…
Book 3 of an ESL/ESD series, a continuation of Book 2, providing five short simple reading passages with matched writing/comprehension activities for beginning English language learners.
Bilingual (English / Azerbaijani) vocabulary flashcards teaching the most common English adjectives, presented as antonym pairs, to ESL/EFL students who speak Azerbaijani.
Each day, watch an assigned video, do independent or read-aloud reading, complete worksheets or discussion prompts (e.g., KWL chart, video notes, graphic organizers), and complete a daily activity (drawing, coloring, or on the final day, creating a poster/lapbook/interactive notebook about jaguars).
Read the leveled booklet (one line of text, 3 words per sentence, food-themed vocabulary), point to each word while reading, use picture/rebus clues and sounding-out to decode food words, and practice a printed sight-word checklist (am, at, can, go, is, like, me, see, the, to, I).
Free download A set of apple-themed posters for displaying and teaching 2D shape names (rectangle, square, circle, triangle, heart, star, rhombus, diamond, oval, pentagon, hexagon, octagon, trapezoid, semicircle, parallelogram).
Watch a linked video, read 2 chapters, complete a chapter quiz and vocabulary exercises (including picture-vocabulary cards) each day for 5 days, plus a before-reading prediction activity, a KWL chart, and a daily hands-on activity (e.g. make a Viking ship/helmet, draw a monk, draw a Viking ship, draw a Viking, draw a sea monster).
Color the images and fold the book together; read/practice sentences such as 'O is for octopus.'
Take notes from PowerPoint presentations on tissue types; complete a function-terms brainstorm chart and write a paragraph on tissue function; complete a histology lab by drawing and labeling diagrams for 9 tissue types from prepared slides; complete a review crossword puzzle; complete a unit test.
No student task in the file itself beyond reading/reference; posters are meant to be displayed for students to reference r-controlled vowel spelling patterns. Two of the posters ('Fern', 'Irma', 'Burt') contain short passages that could be read aloud or independently for extra practice.
Students click a link to open and copy a Google Slides deck, then read, type, and drag answers into slides; the answer key indicates classification exercises labeling texts as A (autobiography), B (biography), or I (informational), a title/author matching activity, and several open-response prompts about graphic organizer types for…
Free download Students view and read the posters to practice recognizing and reading '-ap' family CVC words paired with pictures.
Bilingual (English / Esperanto) vocabulary flashcards teaching the most common English adjectives, presented as antonym pairs, to ESL/EFL students who speak Esperanto.
Read short histories of Washington and Lincoln, fill in timelines, complete pre-writing and graphic-organizer worksheets, write and proofread rough drafts to a final essay using provided grading rubrics, and discuss/interpret Washington's Rules of Civility and Lincoln's quotes via task cards and story starters.
Free download A cut-and-paste puzzle activity intended to build number recognition 1-100 through ten 'fire truck' puzzles, each covering a 10-number range, that students assemble by pasting pieces.
At home with a parent: read three pizza-themed books, complete a 'Pizza, Please!' counting/comparison worksheet using crayons (count and compare toppings, e.g., 'There are nine bell peppers... six mushrooms... three more bell peppers than mushrooms'), order picture cards 1-10, and use laminated pizza-fraction pieces (halves, fourths,…
Watch embedded videos, read short informational text about Mississippi, click a graphic organizer/license-plate activity to identify state symbols, and write a one-sentence summary for each of four sequencing prompts (First, Next, Also, Last).
A week-long mini unit teaching students to write constructed responses using the RACE strategy, intended for the start of the school year or as review before testing season.
A 47-page teacher resource book of hands-on design and technology lessons for young children, organized into sections with teacher notes, worksheets, and extension activities.
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Classroom/counseling office decor posters pairing each letter of the alphabet with an emotion word, to expand emotional vocabulary and serve as an anchor chart.
Teach middle/high school students to write a literary character analysis essay and design an original oral presentation about a character from a novel they read.