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Robot Multiplication Custom Craft Cards x5 is a set of 5 printable cards that help students practice their multiplication facts in an engaging, hands-on way. Students color in the friendly robot characters while reinforcing their knowledge of multiplication. Educators can use these multiplication-themed craft cards for independent…
Free download Roll one die for tens and another for ones, write the resulting two-digit number, and build it with base-ten blocks or connecting cubes. The recording sheet provides two rounds with separate Tens and Ones columns. Supply the dice and manipulatives for a small-group or station activity.
A complete 36-week, scripted Social-Emotional Learning curriculum for Grades 3-5, organized into 4 units of 9 weekly lessons each, covering self-awareness, self-management, empathy, respect, bullying prevention, digital citizenship, goal setting, stress management, growth mindset, communication, teamwork, responsibility, and decision-making.
A STEM engineering-design-challenge activity in which students research, design, build, and test a model device that lets scientists safely swim with sharks while extending their research capability.
A set of three hands-on preschool science activities introducing the five senses, primary/secondary color mixing, and basic physics concepts (gravity, friction, inclined planes) through play-based experiments.
Companion guide to the book The Poky Little Puppy that focuses on the sense of touch, building discussion and sensory vocabulary skills for early learners.
A sight-word recognition card game covering preprimer through 3rd-grade level words.
Honor women in students' lives through a craft/writing project for International Women's Day.
Indoor recess/brain-break gross motor game where students act out sports actions.
An art-integrated science project teaching the monarch butterfly life cycle and seasonal migration, aligned to NGSS 3-LS1-1 (life cycles).
A hands-on paper craft that helps students visualize and reinforce different types of precipitation and weather as part of an earth science/meteorology lesson.
Letter K phonics and handwriting center using real photographs of K words for alphabet recognition, tracing, and beginning-sound practice.
A flip-book craft for students to write or draw about the people, places, and things they love, including themselves.
Six printable craft templates (two per letter) that reinforce phonics/letter recognition for the letters P, I, and N through hands-on making of a popcorn spring pop-up, parrot, image-strip viewer, insect with movable wings, narwhal, and decorated hand/nails.
Teach elementary students the four stages of a butterfly's life cycle (egg, larva, pupa, adult) and the concept of metamorphosis.
Introduce basic career and personal-finance awareness through a 'dream job' research activity and a group guessing game about occupations.
A creative-writing activity packet teaching high school students to create black-out poems (from printed text, blacking out unused words) and found poems (cutting and arranging words from print sources), intended as a flexible filler or multi-day creative writing lesson.
Introduce and practice English vocabulary for the theme "School" using word/picture flashcard pairs.
Teach students about the phases/mechanics of a solar eclipse through hands-on craft activities.
A flashcard set teaching toddlers/young children calming strategies to support self-regulation and emotional awareness.
A jellybean-themed set of 20 math task cards for grade 3, covering multiplication and division, addition/subtraction, fractions, time, money, measurement, geometry, and place value/rounding, usable for individual or group practice.
A guided-reading lesson plan for Kindergarten built around a simple beginner-level book (referenced as "The Cat and the Hat" or similar), focused on phonics, sight-word recognition, and reading comprehension.
A creative-writing project that has students rewrite a well-known fairy tale, fable, or myth from the villain's first-person point of view, supported by an assignment sheet, rubric, and a peer-editing process.
A 2-4 player dice game where students multiply two rolled numbers (1-12) and claim board squares by that product, practicing 1-12 multiplication facts.