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Letter A Bingo Game is a simple and fun way to help young learners practice recognizing the letter A and its beginning sounds. Kids love playing bingo, and this activity turns learning into something they actually look forward to. I created this resource to make phonics practice more interactive and less repetitive. It works…
Complete morning/afternoon message activities; read independently and fill out fiction/non-fiction reader-response forms; solve 3-digit addition/subtraction problems while coloring a boat picture and matching number sentences to word problems; complete boat-vocabulary worksheets (matching, adjectives, ABC order, unscrambling)…
Free download Formal, gradeable test-style assessment version of the same 'Birthday Fun' differentiated reading comprehension lesson (one lesson sample from a larger themed series), covering vocabulary-in-context, multiple choice, short response, a personal narrative, a summary, and a math word problem.
Practice finding the mean, median, mode, and range of data sets via a self-checking, self-grading digital (Google Sheets) sticker activity, delivered here through PDF instructions plus a companion paper practice/answer set.
Play bingo with coping strategies such as breathing, stretching and positive self-talk.
A print-and-play matching card game that has students identify basic 2D/3D geometric shapes to introduce or review early geometry vocabulary.
Free download No-prep fiction reading comprehension lesson built around the story 'Baseball Boy', about a boy who attends a professional baseball game with his father; students read the story then complete post-reading activities.
Follow along with a slide presentation on fiscal policy, complete a guided-notes worksheet by answering questions, play an online game (The Fiscal Ship) about balancing the federal budget, then answer reflection/discussion questions.
Your students will love this engaging science review activity. Everyone loves BINGO and it makes for a great review activity that is fun and competitive. This interactive game reinforces key scientific concepts and theories, ensuring curriculum relevance and accuracy. The game package includes 36 unique 4x4 bingo…
Watch a linked TED Talk, then write or draw a challenge faced during the year on each of several lemon cut-outs (e.g. 'I did not know how to subtract,' 'I could not tie my own shoes'), color and cut out the lemons and glue them onto a pitcher-of-lemonade template, then write or draw the positive outcome of each challenge inside the…
Students race to identify and 'swat'/cover the sight word the teacher calls out among a spread of printed Fry 3rd 100 word cards; teachers may also fill in blank editable cards with additional words.
Gives 3rd-grade students eight themed creative-writing prompts (theme: Journey Through Space) 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.
Free download Students read two differentiated passages ('Birthday Fun' - a simpler version and a more advanced version) that explain birthday party customs and vocabulary, then answer multiple-choice comprehension questions, short-answer questions, write a personal narrative about a favorite birthday moment, write a 20-words-or-less…
Players (3-10, ideally 3-8) each build a personal 8-card timeline on the table; a 'reader' reads an event card aloud to the next player, who must guess where it belongs in their own timeline (before/after, at the beginning, between two cards, or at the end); correct placement wins the card; the first player to…
The teacher reads aloud a definition from a 33-term calling card; students mark the matching vocabulary term (e.g., Chemical Change, Endothermic Reaction, Reactant, Solution) on one of 30 unique bingo cards, aiming for five in a row (horizontal, vertical, or diagonal); when a student calls 'BINGO' they read their…
Teaches the distinction between autism awareness and autism acceptance for Autism Acceptance Day (April 2), culminating in a bulletin board craft.
Free download No-prep fiction reading comprehension lesson built around the story 'Baseball Boy', about a boy who attends a professional baseball game with his father; students read the story then complete post-reading activities.
The Chain Game is as perfect and unique back to school class activity/game. Teachers cut apart the 32 chain links and pass them out to students. Students answer the questions on their chain links. Each question, corresponds with another student's chain link. Eventually, all the chains are linked together, creating a large…
Fold and staple a printable first-aid-kit template, cut out and color individual 'contents' cards representing friendship-repair strategies (apologize, listen to your friend, use kind words, calm down, wash away anger and forgive, plus a blank 'create your own' card), and place them inside the assembled kit.
Solve an addition problem to get a numeric answer, then perform the paired gross motor task the corresponding number of times/seconds/feet (e.g. jump [answer] times, stand on one leg for [answer] sec, march for [answer] sec, take [answer] giant steps, hop on [one] foot across the room).
Gives 3rd-grade students eight themed creative-writing prompts (theme: Discovering a New World) 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.
An independent-work vocabulary booklet teaching fruit names through picture-word matching, paired with a wide range of open-ended literacy and creative activities using the same word list.
Read short nonfiction/narrative passages about baseball (a personal narrative, the history of baseball, a Babe Ruth biography, a female-pitcher feature) and answer close-reading questions; complete a main-idea/details graphic organizer; respond to persuasive/expository writing prompts and a web-quest research organizer on…
In pairs or small teams, students secretly place six markers ('bases') on six different states on their own map, then take turns naming an state and asking whether the opposing team has a base there, recording hits (√) and misses (x) on a score sheet across up to five rounds plus a tournament bracket (semi-finals/finals).