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Students label pictures with vocabulary words, complete a bingo sheet and a word search, write sentences and a story, make personal connections to the topic, play a guessing game, create anagrams and riddles, research the topic online, identify a favorite word, write a short reflection, produce two levels of comic strips, study…
Read an informational article, answer short-answer comprehension questions that require citing details from the text (including at least one percentage/arithmetic calculation), complete a clue-based spelling activity, and respond to an open-ended opinion/reflection writing prompt tied to the article's topic.
cut out a snowflake shape, glue it to foam, glue a stick to the back, tie a ribbon, write their name on it, and colour/decorate the finished wand
Solve equations, simplify and evaluate expressions, combine like terms, convert fractions/decimals, write and solve inequalities, solve ratio and rate word problems, and interpret a number-line inequality graph; record answers on a provided recording sheet, individually or in group/rotation games (task card center,…
Students play a 4-team territory tag game: run into another team's quadrant, steal a beanbag one at a time without being tagged, and return it home if tagged.
The Lottery by Shirley Jackson - Simulation & Writing Activity
Roll a die repeatedly; for each roll, draw the element shown in the corresponding row on the game sheet (e.g. shape/body part/expression), building up a complete a cake design drawing, then add details and color it.
Complete a quick-write; read the framer's siding word problem (calculate how many 8-foot, 7-1/4"-wide siding pieces are needed for classroom-wall dimensions, accounting for a 1-1/4" overlap) and solve it; practice x7 multiplication/division facts; do independent practice finding area/cost of a sample wall; work toward…
Do you need a new idea for your 6th Grade Expressions and Equations unit? Do you want to get your students engaged and working together while practicing lots of math skills? Try this fun and NO PREP Exponent Board Game ! It is designed to target Common Core Standards 6EE.A.1 and 6EE.A.2 so it is intended for 6th grade…
A long-term (year-long or multi-lesson) bilingual German/English project where students research and record impressions of music from countries across the world, organized as a personal travel 'passport'.
A pre-k/kindergarten activity workbook combining letter tracing, coloring, mazes, dot-to-dot, and other fine-motor/pre-literacy games.
This resource will give you everything you need to complete a full, comprehensive reading lesson plan for The Most Dangerous Game text by Richard Connell. Files are offered as PDFs and Word documents. Included: -The Most Dangerous Game Lesson Plan -The Most Dangerous Game Worksheet -The Most Dangerous Game Answer Key Graphic Organizers:…
Working alone or in a group of up to three, create a poster-board museum with seven computer-generated sections: Entrance of Causes, Hall of Military Leaders (8 leaders with picture/dates/summary), Hall of Political Leaders (8 leaders), Hall of Major Battles (8 battles with picture/dates/summary/winner), Hall of…
A single-page cut-and-paste craft and writing activity about trolls (mythical creatures).
A cut-and-paste craft activity for young students to build their own school bus, for back-to-school/first-week-of-school use.
Alphabet-based language arts workbook ('Teacher's Creatures', a companion to Teacher's Creatures Phonics Puppets and component of The Monaco Method for Early Literacy) teaching phonics, handwriting, reading, and spelling for letters A-Z.
A 40-page book of stimulating real-world word-problem-solving activities for grade 3-5 students, positioned for enrichment/early-finisher or gifted work.
Read an informational article, answer short-answer comprehension questions that require citing details from the text (including at least one percentage/arithmetic calculation), complete a clue-based spelling activity, and respond to an open-ended opinion/reflection writing prompt tied to the article's topic.
A lesson plan and reading passage profiling Greta Thunberg's activism and Asperger's/autism experience, used to teach reading comprehension and spark discussion on climate change, activism, and related social topics.
Brainstorm vocabulary for the four operations and for negative values in word problems, then interpret and solve real-world scenarios (e.g. bank withdrawals/deposits) involving rational numbers, identifying the operation, solving, and writing a sentence describing the result.
Comprehensive letter-of-the-week pack teaching uppercase and lowercase letter U through tracing, sorting, coloring, mazes, puzzles, crafts, and digital Boom Card games.
A science-and-writing project where students research animal habitats, ecosystems, and survival adaptations, then invent and write about their own new creature that has transformed from the student.
A direct-practice workbook (Math Practice Simplified J - Word Problems) providing drill exercises on the stated topic, meant to reinforce concepts already taught rather than to introduce them.
Students cut out icons and corresponding word labels, sort/match each icon to its correct pillar name, then glue the pieces to a stick.