Tell Us About It Speaking Activity
This activity is perfect for helping students to practice recounting an experience with appropriate facts and details. It's also great for helping them to speak audibly and coherently.
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This activity is perfect for helping students to practice recounting an experience with appropriate facts and details. It's also great for helping them to speak audibly and coherently.
In this product, you will get 2 different activities to do after reading the book The Judgmental Flower by Julia Cook. There is a Venn Diagram for 2 partners to compare and contrast their similarities and differences.
The "This is Me" Editable Class Book is an engaging literacy activity perfect for preschool, kindergarten, and grades 1 to 3. This resource makes for an excellent " All About Me " exercise or a back-to-school themed activity, encouraging…
Discover the "This or That Game : Summer Edition" – a fun and interactive digital educational resource designed to increase student engagement and inspire collaboration among your learners. Carefully crafted by skilled educators, this PowerPoint presentation features 17 interactive slides filled with captivating summer-themed visuals to…
A back-to-school 'time capsule' activity where students record facts about themselves and the current times at the start of the school year, to be reopened and compared at the end of the year.
This Total Recall Activity is a great way for students to share stories about different experiences from their lives to build their speaking and listening skills.
A back-to-school writing and craft activity where students write about the contents of their school bag and then color and assemble a backpack craft template.
Who Stole the Cookie From the Cookie Jar: An Ideal Teaching Resource 'Who Stole the Cookie From the Cookie Jar' is an engaging action song game that serves as an excellent language arts and reading activity.
Help preschoolers learn classmates’ names through a familiar cookie-jar chant game. The printable visuals support a shared call-and-response activity in which children hear a name and respond in turn. Model the routine first, then invite children to participate with adult support. It can be used during circle time as the group gets to know one another.
A Venn-diagram SEL activity where paired students compare their likes and interests to build understanding of similarities, differences, and acceptance of diversity.