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For the bracelet: color images beginning with A, cut them out, glue favorite pictures onto the bracelet circles, and practice writing capital/lowercase A before cutting out and wearing the bracelet. For the mini book: cut, fold, and assemble a small booklet, then read/trace letter A pages featuring axe, apple…
Each player spins a spinner twice, adds or subtracts the two numbers, and crosses out a matching number on their grid; first to get three crossed-out numbers in a row wins.
Give students practice solving multiplication and division word problems set in everyday, themed contexts.
Students read short explanations with worked examples, then complete 'Practice Time' exercises converting between percentages/decimals/fractions and finding percentages of numbers, culminating in real-life word problems, a mixed review, and an answer key.
Teach the four major writing genres (Narrative, Persuasive, Descriptive, Expository) to upper elementary/middle school and special education students through winter-themed writing tasks, posters, and task cards, including the full writing process from pre-writing through final draft.
Students access an external Google Slides link, review 4 steps for citing evidence, use those steps with an embedded text to answer self-checking questions about point of view, and use their analysis of text structure to build a paragraph.
Use dot painting (e.g., Q-tip or dot markers) to fill in dinosaur-themed outline designs.
A vocabulary and creative-writing activity about hosting a visiting dog (the 'naughty dog') for a weekend stay, covering routines, misbehavior, and eventual good behavior.
Free download A short fiction reading-comprehension lesson built around the passage "Ola the Rabbit": students read the story then complete post-reading activities to check understanding and build vocabulary/writing skills.
Free download A short fiction reading-comprehension lesson built around the passage "On the Coaster": students read the story then complete post-reading activities to check understanding and build vocabulary/writing skills.
Fill out apple name tags, play a 32-card 'SCOOT' get-to-know-you game (answer a question at each desk, then rotate), learn how to open a locker, complete 'All About Me' and homework/classroom question pages, respond to writing prompts using a writing rubric, build a family tree, and solve a crossword puzzle.
Two Kinds: Full Lesson Plan w/ PowerPoints & Graphic Organizers This is a comprehensive resource crafted for the text "Two Kinds" by Amy Tan. It includes well-structured lesson plans, answer keys, worksheets, and graphic organizers in easily printable PDF and Word formats. This step-by-step guide covers all major literary elements found…
Use alphabet poster/cards for reference; trace letters and words on tracing cards; complete beginning/ending-sounds clip cards; match or play concentration with small picture cards; sort pictures into 'End with X' vs. 'Does not end with X'.
A comprehensive guided-notes-and-practice packet teaching slope-intercept form: identifying slope and y-intercept, writing equations from graphs, tables, two coordinates and word problems, graphing from equations, and interpreting/comparing slope and y-intercept, ending in a multiple-choice test, aligned to…
The Letter A Flower Craft Resource The Letter A Flower Craft resource is a unique and engaging teaching tool designed to broaden the language arts skills of preschool and kindergarten students. This educational resource focuses on enhancing letter recognition, language phonics, and also aids in identifying beginning…
This workbook provides practice for these essential math skills: —Ordinal Numbers —Less Than and Greater Than —Skip Counting and Number Patterns —Money Values up to $9.99
Solve multiplication and fraction problems embedded in camping-themed word problems (e.g., counting graham crackers for s'mores) and show their work.
Fill in the missing multiplier (1, 10, or 100) in each of twelve equations, color-code each equation by the multiplier used (red=1, blue=10, green=100), write an explanation of their reasoning, and solve a word problem about grouping 130 matchbox cars into rows of 13.
A notes-and-practice resource teaching 8th grade students to apply the Pythagorean Theorem to find the distance between two points on a coordinate grid, per CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.8.G.B.8.
Make a 4x4 bingo board and fill in given answer values in random order; solve teacher-displayed problems one at a time (rate-time-distance word problems, unit price word problems, solve for x/y in a system, find slope from a graphed line, find slope from an equation, find slope from two points, find the y-intercept from a…
Trace and write uppercase/lowercase A; identify, color, sort, and find the letter A; complete an A maze, puzzle, and connect-the-dots; complete a color-by-code page; use a geoboard for the letter A; practice sight words 'a, the, is'; assemble craft extensions (crown, bracelet, flipbook, finger puppets, word wheel)…
Solve a subtraction problem to get a numeric answer, then perform the paired gross motor task the corresponding number of times/seconds/feet (e.g. jump backwards [answer] times, march in place [answer] times, run [answer] feet, squat and hold for [answer] sec, sit-ups [answer] times, skip [answer] feet).
Free download A short fiction reading-comprehension lesson built around the passage "Funland": students read the story then complete post-reading activities to check understanding and build vocabulary/writing skills.
Trace letters and words, sort pictures by whether they start with D, play a matching/concentration game with picture cards, and use clip cards for beginning sounds.