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A picture-book companion of print-and-go activities that accompanies the nonfiction book 'Frogs' by Seymour Simon, building reading comprehension, vocabulary, research, and text-structure skills around frog science content.
A 372-page reading/course book that teaches statistics and data-science fundamentals to young learners, moving from what data is through data organization, graphing, central tendency, spread, probability, sampling, correlation, and data storytelling.
A digital 'hyperdoc' activity that introduces students to the concept of mindfulness, distinguishing it from meditation, via linked readings and videos, then has them try mindfulness practices and reflect.
Free download Practice the McGraw-Hill Reading Wonders Grade 6 'Words to Know' vocabulary lists (8 words per week, 6 units x 5 weeks = 30 weekly sets) through definitions, example sentences, fill-in-the-blank sentences, and a definition-based word search.
Home-practice speech articulation packet targeting the voiceless TH sound (/θ/), addressing frontal/lateral lisp patterns, with mouth-placement instruction and a practice hierarchy from word to conversation level.
Spelling-recognition practice for grade-4-level sight/vocabulary words, where students identify the correctly spelled option among near-miss distractors.
A PowerPoint drill deck of 40 decimal numbers for students to practice reading decimals aloud and writing them in word and expanded form, aligned to CCSS 5.NBT.3a.
Free download Give Grade 2 students structured practice with the McGraw-Hill Reading Wonders curriculum's 'Words to Know' vocabulary for every unit and week of the year, so students can review these words without needing their textbook.
Reproducible chapter excerpt ("Chapter Slice") from the workbook "How to Write a Paragraph" (CCP1100), covering the sub-topic "Proofreading Practice" (page 40 of the full 64-page workbook, per that workbook's table of contents) for teaching the paragraph-writing process.
Give students practice using cardinal and intermediate directions to locate geographic features on a map of Connecticut.
A neuroscience-based instructional guide/curriculum explaining executive-function skill 'task initiation' and teaching a 'Micro-Step Breakdown' method to help students overcome procrastination and get started on assignments.
An activity for practicing common English idioms through card-based conversation practice.
Give students independent practice identifying and explaining figurative language found in their own independent reading book.
Provide a simple emergent-reader mini-book about caring for a pet dog, for beginning readers to build reading fluency and accuracy.
A fluency-practice activity in which students record themselves reading a Three Little Pigs script aloud and self-assess using a checklist.
Has students role-play as paparazzi reporting on a Cinderella character's whereabouts, practicing descriptive writing tied to the story's characters.
Practice applying the "a" versus "an" grammar rule within a continuous reading passage.
Single-chapter reading-comprehension excerpt (a publisher "Chapter Slice") from the book "Reducing Your Own Carbon Footprint" (Climate Change Series) by George Graybill, Ph.D., Classroom Complete Press, teaching the chapter topic "How To Make Your Footprint Smaller And Why You Should" as part of a carbon-footprint / climate-change unit.
Analog time vocabulary opens the packet, defining o'clock, half past, quarter past, and quarter to with worked examples before moving into matching pages where students draw lines connecting spoken time phrases to analog clock faces and digital times. A dedicated page has students label seven daily activities, such as sunrise and lunchtime, with AM or PM based on the given time. The bulk of the resource is sixteen elapsed-time word problems spread across several pages, asking students to find a start time, end time, or duration from everyday scenarios like getting ready for school, running errands, and doctor's appointments, with a blank box provided to write each answer. Later problems increase in difficulty, moving from round numbers like nine o'clock plus three hours to less even calculations such as 8:28 versus a 9:00 arrival time or a 48-minute GPS estimate against a 10:15 appointment.
Printable alphabet reference charts pairing each letter with several picture-word examples, used for reading/writing/spelling practice and as a classroom or individual reference.
A reading comprehension and social-emotional learning unit teaching students about Pink Shirt Day, an anti-bullying/anti-homophobia awareness event, through a nonfiction narrative story and follow-up literacy activities.
Provide 6 short decodable/leveled reading passages aligned to Reading Street U2 themes for grade 1, each followed by a high-frequency word list.
Practice identifying rhyming words by reading sentences with picture-clue blanks and selecting/tracing the correct rhyming word.
Build beginning-reading readiness skills through uppercase/lowercase letter-partner matching, tracing, and writing practice for letters A through (at least) I.