8,334 resources
Explore sub-categories
14 sub-categories · 8,334 resources
Students trace and color numbers 0 through 100 (introduced individually then in decades, e.g. forty through forty-nine), complete simple addition and subtraction problems, solve number mazes and beginner sudoku puzzles, compare quantities (more/less/equal), and complete counting/matching games.
A hands-on activity teaching guide words (the dictionary skill of identifying which words fall alphabetically between two given guide words), usable whole-class, in small groups, at a literacy station, or as a Scoot game.
Build vocabulary and literacy skills (reading, writing, and word-study) around the topic of pioneers (historical topic) through a self-guided independent-work booklet.
Give middle school students self-checking practice translating real-world word problems into algebraic expressions, using a digital pixel-art reveal to make the practice self-checking and engaging.
Fill a glass halfway with water, spread shaving cream evenly on top, mix colored water separately, gently add the colored water on top of the shaving cream, and observe/discuss how the colored water sinks through to simulate a storm forming in a cloud.
Provide a set of varied practice activities for learning the letter C, covering recognition, formation, and beginning-sound vocabulary.
Gives 3rd-grade students eight themed creative-writing prompts (theme: I Turn Into an Animal) with sentence starters, guiding questions, and word banks so they can organize a story with a clear beginning, middle, and end, develop their own ideas, and build writing confidence.
Students label pictures with vocabulary words, write sentences and an original story using the words, make personal connections to the topic, play a guessing/charades game, solve anagrams, write riddles, do internet research on the topic, reflect on a favorite word, create two levels of comic strips, complete a vocabulary…
A BINGO-style review game for reinforcing vocabulary and definitions related to cells and cell organelles.
The Number Devil Math Project An engaging teaching resource particularly suited for grade 6 to 8 students. Its primary effect is making mathematics an engrossing subject through the medium of a fascinating novel: The Number Devil. Storyline: The story follows Robert, a young character who initially struggles with understanding…
Count the number of lowercase 'r' characters arranged on each of five center cards (each card showing a increasing count) and match to the correct numeral card (1-10 pattern implied by content).
Complete a mix of tasks: color a key-based picture and tally how many of each color/shape appear ('Dressed in Sheets' activity), write your name in a special 100th-day style, color and assemble a wearable bracelet and a paper crown, complete open-ended sentence starters ('If I had 100 ___, I would ___', 'If I had $100, I would ___',…
Draw a picture (and, in the more advanced version of each page, also write words/names/sentences) for each of 10 topics: self-portrait, school, interests, new friends, teacher, year goal, lunch eaten, a new rule learned, favorite thing about school, and backpack.
A 2-page activity for practicing calculation of area and perimeter of compound shapes, framed as a farm fencing/pen word problem.
Build vocabulary and literacy skills (reading, writing, and word-study) around the topic of pollution through a self-guided independent-work booklet.
Complete 22 worksheet activities across 5 scripted 45-minute daily lessons: My Year in Review (reflective essay writing); Friendship Letters (argument writing with rebuttal); Summer Reading Adventure (theme, POV & word choice); Word Detectives (connotation, figures of speech, analogies); Dreams for Seventh Grade…
Rotate desk-to-desk on the teacher's cue ('Scoot'), solving one order-of-operations problem per desk within a time limit and recording answers on an answer sheet.
Here is a ready-to-print middle school math research project about famous mathematicians for your students in 5th through 8th grade. Each student will pick a famous mathematician, complete research about their life and mathematical discoveries, and create an organized project with paragraphs & visuals to share their learning.…
A five-day, no-prep end-of-year math packet for Kindergarten that reviews Common Core counting, addition, and shape skills through scripted lessons, picture-based worksheets, and a read-aloud math story.
A 'My Body' science/writing center kit that helps preschool and kindergarten students identify parts of the body through reference materials and hands-on activities.
A winter-themed 3D craft template for building a 'melting snowman' art project, suggested as a follow-up activity to the read-aloud book Snowmen at Night.
Read analog/digital clocks, identify which of two clocks shows a given time, write digital times from word-form time phrases, and solve elapsed-time word problems (e.g. figuring arrival/departure times for school-day scenarios).
Click a digital link (no login required) to access the escape room, read each of 20 winter-story fraction word problems, type the answer into a text box to unlock the next part of the story, and progress through 4 themed scenarios to a final celebration screen; alternatively complete the included printable worksheet or task…
A research/discovery project introducing students to New Zealand through a set of topic cards covering its history, geography, economy, and culture.