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Work in groups of 4-5, each taking a role (Lead Historian, Media Specialist, PowerPoint Engineer, Segment Producer), research myths and legends of a chosen ancient civilization using provided book and website resources, answer a group responsibility/question sheet, collaboratively build a PowerPoint segment, use a…
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.
Students engage in sensory, art, cooking, and hands-on activities about birds (e.g., feather painting, birdseed sensory play) and are exposed to bird vocabulary and concepts guided by the teacher; a letter-of-the-week (N) and color review are also included.
Read and annotate the poem, answer teacher-posed content/language/structure analysis questions, complete a PETAL (Point-Evidence-Technique-Analysis-Link) academic paragraph-writing task, self-assess writing against a PROOFREAD-style checklist, and complete an extension/homework extended-response task.
Find feelings words hidden in a circular word-search layout around a character illustration, then color the design.
Review integer addition/subtraction sign rules, complete guided practice with integers, then apply the same rules to add/subtract negative and positive fractions and decimals, followed by an independent practice worksheet.
Track and identify the 'o-e' sound in words using sound-it-out boxes, read two comprehension passages, complete one dictation passage (write what is read aloud, checked for accuracy including full stops and capital letters), and match/write o-e words (e.g. toe, note, nose, hope, bone, home, woke, rode).
A nonfiction reading passage and worksheet set that teaches ESL/EFL students about St. Lucy's Day, a Scandinavian winter holiday tradition, paired with comprehension and essay writing practice.
A one-page cut-sort-and-glue worksheet that has students sort short scenario phrases or pictures into two contrasting categories (poor vs. good sportsmanship) as social-emotional-learning (SEL) practice.
ESL/EFL reading comprehension and writing practice built around a nonfiction passage about fall-foliage viewing traditions and destinations around the world, paired with comprehension questions, vocabulary/definition work, true/false reasoning, and personal/travel-diary writing prompts.
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Practice recognizing and spelling Fry's 6th 100 high-frequency sight words through four themed word-search puzzles, each with an answer key.
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Study/complete a vertebrates-and-invertebrates diagram sorting animal groups (mammals, birds, fish, reptiles, amphibians under vertebrates; animals with jointed legs vs. without legs under invertebrates) with example animals for each group, then fill out a classification chart describing group characteristics…
Roll five times (pot, cactus, table, wall, pot design) and draw the resulting combination on paper, optionally adding extra elements from a provided list (expression, another cactus, hat, flies, cactus fruit, more thorns, butterfly, cactus bloom, wall shapes, moustache) before coloring.
Learn phonic sound families week by week: review flashcards and vowel sounds, read and spell word-family lists, write words/sentences, and complete a weekly Friday spelling dictation of a passage that revises the week's word family.
14-slide digital geography micro-learning deck teaching students facts about the state of New York (location, capital, symbols, nature, history) through a mix of reading, video links, and a summarizing activity.
Students fill in blanks about a family member (name, age, favorite color/food/place, things they like/love), cut and sort descriptive words into IS/CAN/HAS columns, and unscramble family-themed vocabulary words (family, grandpa, aunt, mother, brother, uncle, grandma, father, sister).
Free download WELCOME TO THE EDITORIAL ARENAS EDUCATIVAS RESOURCE STORE On this occasion we present you this fantastic compendium of 20 animal puzzles to cut and paste in a fun way. CHILDREN LOVE PUZZLES BECAUSE: - Children like to cut and paste - It represents a challenge for them because they will have to think about where to…
A one-page cut-sort-and-glue worksheet that has students sort short scenario phrases or pictures into two contrasting categories (say it (appropriate to say aloud) vs. think it (keep to yourself)) as social-emotional-learning (SEL) practice.
Read a repetitive one-line-per-page sentence pattern ('The boy can see a ___') while pointing to a visual finger-tracking dot under each word, using real photographs and a small set of sight words (am, at, can, go, is, like, me, see, the, to, I) to decode the text.
Start by drawing the cone in a V shape, then roll a die five times (ice cream scoop, eyes, mouth, cone/hair design, toppings) and draw the matching element each time. As a group extension, the class can be directed to add extra elements (e.g., more toppings, whipped cream, ice cream pals), choose 'flavor' colors, and add specific line…
Complete morning/afternoon message activities, independent reading with reader-response papers, math computation and graphing tied to a Statue of Liberty picture and fictional demographic data, and reading/writing/social-studies activities on cultural diversity (reading passages, research report on a cultural group, vocabulary practice,…
Print and complete worksheets: study a pumpkin life-cycle anchor chart/flashcards, make a bookmark, complete a craft activity, and practice rhyming words, using pencils/crayons as directed on each worksheet.
Preview key vocabulary; watch a video; read a non-fiction passage about anacondas; complete a cloze/fill-in-the-blank comprehension activity using a word bank; write summary sentences; complete an exit ticket; optionally explore linked video extension activities.