Novel Study on Solaris - Stanisław Lem - Science Fiction - Project
Use character reference cards while answering chapter-by-chapter comprehension questions about Solaris.
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Use character reference cards while answering chapter-by-chapter comprehension questions about Solaris.
A year-long kindergarten curriculum planning guide with subject-by-subject skill checklists across ten subject areas.
No-prep sight word fluency practice for the high-frequency word "has" — reading, filling in the blank, and reading/writing/drawing for beginning readers.
Answer 8 grammar questions (identifying which sentence contains a preposition, counting prepositions in a sentence, naming the preposition or prepositional phrase, identifying the object of a preposition) to progressively eliminate zoo-animal suspects using an included suspect chart (name, age, weight, birthplace), determine…
Standards-aligned Grade 3 math practice worksheet covering arithmetic, fractions, geometry, measurement, money, graphs, and word problems.
A step-by-step narrative writing practice unit that scaffolds students through analyzing a sample narrative, planning, drafting, self-editing, and timed writing practice to prepare for state writing tests (e.g. STAAR, FSA).
Students fill in a comparison data table (scientific name, kingdom, phylum, diet type, speed, habitat, typical food, snout presence, size/mass, predators, time period, egg-laying) for Dilophosaurus and Macronaria, then draw and color a picture of each dinosaur.
draw a number card, count the gumballs shown, trace the number, and write the number in the box using a dry-erase marker.
Read word problems, distinguish equations from inequalities, identify inequality key phrases, and construct/solve 2-step inequalities, graphing the solution set.
Color the bird template pieces (wing, eye, beak, tail feathers, body), trim along bold outlines, and glue the pieces together using the picture aid as an example; optionally decorate further with craft materials; then draw and color a picture of the finished craft on a reflection page; a separate bird coloring page is…
No Prep Tropical Rainforest Animal Bingo Game is a fun and easy way to explore the Amazon habitat while keeping kids engaged. Since bingo is a familiar game, it’s simple to set up and gets everyone involved quickly. I like using this during rainforest units, animal studies, or summer-themed lessons. It’s a low-prep activity…
Read departure times and flight durations, then draw or write the arrival time on analog or digital clocks; solve related elapsed-time word problems about characters catching flights.
Domino-style matching game for practicing multiplication facts (times tables 1 through 12).
Solve word problems involving multiplying/dividing liter and milliliter quantities (e.g. daily water consumption over a week, medicine dosing, bucket capacity, cups needed to fill a bottle), showing work on the back of the page.
A financial literacy project teaching how savings accounts work, key banking vocabulary, and the benefits of saving, with adaptable math extensions (simple/compound interest).
Six kindergarten activity pages introduce food choices, physical activity, daily habits, tooth-brushing order and health goals. Students sort food pictures, circle active behaviors, label eight habits and sequence four tooth-brushing steps. One goal page supplies a tooth-brushing statement to illustrate; another leaves space for a personal goal. A four-page illustrated Pete the Pig story reinforces the hygiene theme. The 15-page PDF also includes a cover, terms, series overview, unit divider and credits. Other units named in the overview are separate resources.
A four-day cell-biology design project where students, in a space-exploration role-play scenario, design a hypothetical extraterrestrial cell with organelles adapted to survive on a randomly assigned planet/moon.
Color the pieces (or use the pre-colored version), then carefully cut and glue the pieces together to build the craft.
Assemble paper cube dice from templates (one die with the 'an' rime repeated, another with initial consonants c/f/r/m/p/t/v); roll the dice to generate an -an word; then use the rolled word/image with one of several recording mats to color, trace, cover, graph, or write the word.
Build vocabulary and literacy skills around extreme sports through a set of independent print worksheets (vocabulary study, sentence/story writing, word games, research, and creative response tasks).
Choose one of three prompts per week and type a written response directly on the slide (via a Google Classroom 'make a copy' workflow).
Read the Frederick Douglass lyric passage, identify five important events and record them in chronological order on a graphic organizer, write a paragraph putting the events in order using sequence words (first, next, then, later, finally, at last), and complete a history timeline finding four additional dated events from the passage.
Here’s an engaging, summer-themed, real-world math budget project for your middle grades students (in grades 5-8). The math project incorporates useful personal finance and financial literacy skills along with realistic budgeting. Each student in your class is going to plan their purchases for a summer camping trip with friends! How to…
The printed greeting establishes the occasion, while the blank inside gives children room for their own back-to-school message. Four instructions guide coloring, cutting the outline, folding on the gray line and writing a note. Review the cut line and fold guide before children begin using scissors.