The Rainbow Tulip, by Pat Mora Read-Aloud Book Companion
A companion packet of print-and-go reading response activities to accompany a read-aloud of the picture book The Rainbow Tulip by Pat Mora.
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A companion packet of print-and-go reading response activities to accompany a read-aloud of the picture book The Rainbow Tulip by Pat Mora.
Provide 6 short decodable/leveled reading passages aligned to Reading Street U3 themes for grade 1, each followed by a high-frequency word list.
A supplemental book-companion resource for the picture book 'Bugs for Lunch' by Margery Facklam, offering 15 print-and-go reading activities.
Image/word flashcards and labels covering classroom-supply vocabulary, usable as flashcards for early vocabulary and word recognition and as printed labels for organizing supplies.
Guide KS4 secondary English literature students through an analytical reading of Act 2 Scene 1 of Shakespeare's The Tempest, examining the courtiers' differing reactions to being shipwrecked, Gonzalo's utopian 'commonwealth' speech, and the beginning of Antonio and Sebastian's murder plot against Alonso.
A digital 'hyperdoc' (Google Docs-based) that teaches students about the three domains of self-care (social, emotional, physical) through reading, linked interactive activities, and reflection.
A 5-day cross-curricular unit study plan (with optional extensions) teaching elementary students about Georgia's state capital, bird, flower, flag, and animal through videos, readings, worksheets, coloring pages, interactive notebook pieces, and research report options.
Engage your students in the fun and interactive Reading and Plotting Points on a Coordinate Plane Winter Digital Escape Room. This no-prep, self-checking digital activity brings math practice to the exciting level of a winter adventure. Perfectly suited for the classroom or for remote learning, this will engage your students while giving them essential…
A one-week 11th-12th grade World History and the West unit bundle on the establishment of European empires, covering empire building, the sugar/slave trade, and primary-source analysis.
A beginning-of-year grade 3 science diagnostic assessment and follow-up review system used to measure what students already know across the four science strands and drive targeted reteaching.
An interactive math notebook covering telling time (analog and digital), elapsed time, and equivalent time periods, aligned to Virginia SOL 3.9.
Teach social-communication skills by pairing commonly asked questions/comments with appropriate conversational responses, for students who struggle with conversational reciprocity.
A 55-page pre-reading and early math workbook building initial-letter-sound recognition alongside number, color, and shape recognition for early learners.
A structured, difficulty-tiered workbook for practicing writing numbers in expanded form and reading/writing Roman numerals.
A 54-page ESL resource providing 120 speaking activities for English language learners, organized by CEFR proficiency level (A1 through C2), preceded by background reading on why speaking skills matter.
Teach 1st-grade nonfiction reading skills (main idea, key details, summarizing, fact vs. opinion, nonfiction text features) using a nonfiction passage about Ruby Bridges.
A classroom role-play simulation of the Ellis Island immigration process, with printable props for students to act out class assignment, medical examination, legal questioning, hospital detainment, and admission, paired with a pre-reading passage and follow-up questions.
Provide a compiled collection of Robert Burns poems, illustrated with watercolor art, for reading and appreciation of Scottish poetry.
A printable bulletin board display kit ('Readers Make Great Writers') for classroom decor promoting the connection between reading and writing.
This is a social story about going back to school during Covid and what will be different. It's done on Google slides, with directions to print if desired. It also includes 4 interactive slides of multiple-choice questions to reinforce the story.
An introductory presentation to Sandra Cisneros's novel 'The House on Mango Street,' covering the author's background, the novel's style (vignette structure, bildungsroman), key literary terms/devices, major and additional themes, the character list, and symbols/motifs, to prepare students before reading.
A parent/teacher reference resource describing typical emotional, social, academic, and racial/cultural identity developmental milestones for 3rd, 4th, and 5th graders, with corresponding adult action steps.
a phonics/word-recognition activity where students find hidden words embedded in a winter/snowman picture
Practice recognizing a small set of kindergarten sight words.