"Brown Bear, Brown Bear" | Picture Book Study
A print-and-go picture book study companion for Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See? by Eric Carle, combining discussion questions, hands-on crafts, and early literacy practice.
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A print-and-go picture book study companion for Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See? by Eric Carle, combining discussion questions, hands-on crafts, and early literacy practice.
Provides pennant/banner templates students fill in to summarize what they learned about a lesson or unit, or for beginning-of-year decoration.
Practice identifying 2D and 3D shapes by name through a 20-question quiz-board game (PowerPoint 'Questions' game format).
Grab this engaging back-to-school Speed Dating/Speed Meeting icebreaker activity! This activity encourages fast-paced conversations where students discuss fun get-to-know-you questions using 30 printable 3-D foldable tent cards. Start the school year by having students make meaningful connections, and relationships. Break the ice…
A guided reading lesson plan for Grade 2, built around the anchor text Frog and Toad Are Friends by Arnold Lobel (example Level J-K book), targeting making predictions using text clues and illustrations (Fountas & Pinnell Level J-K).
Single-activity worksheet/ebook helping preschoolers recognize, identify, or practice the letter A (hide and seek).
Teaches the letter C and its phonic sound /c/ through a PowerPoint lesson (Lesson 3 of a sequential synthetic phonics program) plus follow-up worksheets.
Practice visual letter discrimination and fine motor skills by locating and coloring the letter D within a grid of distractor letters, revealing a hidden picture.
A dice-based letter-tracing race game where students trace letters and color related pictures.
The presentation reviews earlier letters before focusing on f, with screens for letter practice and recognition games. Follow-up pages ask children to trace, name pictures, and listen for /f/ at the beginning of words. Because the slides are silent, an adult supplies the spoken sounds and models the listening and letter-formation work.
Teaches letter recognition for the letter G through a hide-and-seek game using printed letter cards.
Practice number recognition and counting to 10 using cut-and-paste puzzles with a letter-I theme.
This D'Nealian handwriting practice worksheet is a great resource for students to build their skills. The worksheet includes tracing and writing the letter O.
Provide a physical hide-and-seek game using printable letter Q cards to reinforce uppercase/lowercase letter recognition.
Practice identifying uppercase and lowercase letter S among distractor letters using dot-marker (dab-it) worksheets.
Provide a roll-and-cover board game practicing letter U beginning-sound picture matching.
Handwriting practice for tracing and writing the uppercase and lowercase letter Z in Zaner-Bloser style print.
Cross-curricular dinosaur-themed practice covering vocabulary, spelling, handwriting, word puzzles, and simple counting/coloring questions.
A simple cut-and-paste activity where students match US coin images to labeled piggy banks.
Robot Multiplication Custom Craft Cards x7 is a set of 7 printable cards that allow students to practice their multiplication skills in a fun, engaging way. These black and white cards feature friendly robots and require students to solve various multiplication problems to uncover the colors for each robot. Educators can utilize these…
Practice building and comparing three-digit numbers using place value (hundreds, tens, ones) through a dice-rolling game.
Do you find that there are many complicated (and sometimes unseen) conflicts in your 4th, 5th, and 6th grade classroom? From conflicts on the playground to having miscommunication on group chat, pre-adolescents have a much more difficult time managing their social world than they ever did before. This curriculum on Conflict Resolution and Peer Mediation…
A hands-on engineering design-challenge activity in which students brainstorm and design a new amusement park ride.
Sets up a hands-on sensory table activity where students build a house/home using sensory filler and family-themed manipulatives, paired with printable literacy materials.