Back to School Speech Bubble Writing Prompts | Creative Writing
Creative writing practice for early/emerging writers using picture-based speech-bubble prompts.
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Back to School Start Off on the Right Foot Get to Know You Activity
A get-to-know-you activity where students trace and decorate a paper cutout of their own foot to introduce themselves to the class at the start of the school year.
Back to School Student Bioglyphs
Students use a visual key to choose features that represent information about themselves. The resulting portraits give classmates a way to look for shared interests and ask questions during introductions. Print the supplied image pages for the activity and invite students to explain a feature they chose.
Back to School Trace the Lines
Fine motor / pre-writing practice worksheets where students trace lines with a back-to-school theme.
Back to School Would You Rather Game
A 'Would You Rather' discussion/icebreaker game with a back-to-school theme, presented as PowerPoint slides pairing two silly/fun scenarios per slide.
Editable
Barack Obama Activity Packet – Grades 1–5 Worksheets
Teach elementary students about Barack Obama's early life and presidency (first African-American U.S. President) and related social studies/Black history content through informational text and activities.
Barber & Hair Stylist – Career Activity Packet
An informational page defines what a barber and hair stylist do — cutting, washing, and styling hair, plus trimming beards and mustaches — before a Reading Response page has students circle, box, and underline details from that same passage and answer two open questions about barbershop etiquette and the difference between the two jobs. A rhyming “Barbershop Rules” poem is followed by two personal-response worksheets, “Haircut Writing” and “Haircut Questions,” asking students to reflect on their own haircut habits and experiences. “Hair Stylist Words” fills ten blanks from a ten-word bank covering tools and terms, a “Hair Salon Senses” page prompts five-senses descriptive writing, and a six-line acrostic poem spells BARBER. A 14-word word search, a first-person narrative about getting a haircut, an odd-and-even-number elimination puzzle that reveals a hidden saying, a 16-term hairstyle list, a cut-and-paste pattern page, a coloring page, a maze, and a mock “Hair Stylist Application” round out the set.
Barn Cut Out
This product is great for teachers who want to give their students a fun and interactive way to learn about barns. With these Barn Cut Outs, students can create a 3-D model of a barn by simply cutting and gluing the template.
Bat Crown or Hat Easy Paper Craft Art Project
Bat Crown or Hat Easy Paper Craft Art Project | All Year Long Craft Project This fun and engaging paper craft project that is the perfect printable for elementary students to create their own bat-themed craft crown or hat!
Bats Reading Comprehension Article
Informational science reading article about bats (biology/life science) paired with comprehension and extension questions, for literacy and content-area reading practice.
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Battleship Board Game – Printable + Google Slides
A two-player Battleship-style board game gives students a five-ship coordinate-grid battle to play during indoor recess, as an early-finisher activity, or as a general classroom reward game. The download includes a printable rules page explaining ship placement, turn-taking call-outs ('hit,' 'miss,' 'sunk'), and win conditions, plus two board layouts — one for coloring in ships directly on the grid and one with cut-out ship pieces students can move and reuse across multiple games. The same content is also provided as an editable, read-only Google Slides file that a teacher copies into their own Drive before customizing and printing.
Be the Baker Multiplication Activity
Multiplication/division word-problem activity ('Be the Baker') where students interpret a product of whole numbers as equal groups (arrays) using baking scenarios.
Answers included
Beach Coloring Pages
A set of beach-themed coloring pages for open-ended art/fine-motor practice.
Beach Landscape One Page Paper Craft Activities | Ocean Theme
Beach Landscape One-Page Paper Craft Art Project for a Ocean and Sea Theme Bring the beach into your classroom with this fun and engaging paper craft activity.
Bear | Jointed Paper Craft | Articulated Animal Art Project | Cub
This is a Bear Jointed Animal Craft for you and your students to enjoy! These paper crafts are so realistic and anatomically correct that you feel like you could reach out and touch.
Beautiful Bugs: A Unit on Caterpillars
A cross-curricular science/reading unit on caterpillars and butterflies for grades 1-2, using a non-fiction passage and related activities.
Beaver Dot-to-Dot
A challenging connect-the-dots activity (fine motor and number sequencing practice) that reveals a picture of a beaver.
Because of Winn-Dixie - Literature Kit Gr. 3-4
Support close reading and comprehension of the novel 'Because of Winn-Dixie' by Kate DiCamillo through chapter-by-chapter critical-thinking questions, graphic organizers, vocabulary work, and writing tasks structured around Bloom's Taxonomy.
Beginning Algebra
Students practice algebra and related number skills through code puzzles, grids and other problem-solving activities. Topics include order of operations, exponents, integers, fractions, percents, graphing, and equations and inequalities . Worked guidance supports the exercises, and many activities use answers to reveal a message or complete a puzzle. Choose pages to follow your instruction and use the answer key to review both calculations and puzzle results.
Benjamin Franklin Dot-to-Dot
An extreme (731-dot) connect-the-dots puzzle that reveals a detailed portrait of Benjamin Franklin, used for number sequencing and fine motor practice.
Bigfoot Dot-to-Dot
Connect the dots to reveal an image of the legendary Bigfoot, also known as Sasquatch, roaming through the dense forests of North America ! With 1,068 dots to connect, this intricate puzzle provides a fun and challenging activity that will keep students engaged while strengthening their number sequencing and fine motor skills. Bigfoot…
Bilingual Kids: English-Spanish, Beginners Gr. K-3
Reproducible 64-page bilingual English-Spanish beginner workbook covering 12 thematic units (greetings, numbers, alphabet, colors, vowels, consonant sounds C/CC/CH, G/J, LL/Y, N/enye, QU, R/RR, telling time, food and family, parts of the body), each with a teacher-directed group lesson plus individual student worksheets, closing with an…
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Bilingual Kids: English-Spanish, vol. 1 Gr. K-4
A bilingual Spanish/English workbook of lessons and activities teaching foreign-language (Spanish) skills to young learners, aligned to national Standards of Foreign Language Learning.
Bilingual Kids: English-Spanish, vol. 2 Gr. 1-5
A bilingual Spanish/English workbook of lessons and activities teaching foreign-language (Spanish) skills, aligned to national Standards of Foreign Language Learning; Vol. 2 in a leveled series.