1960s and 70s Songs of the Times
Reference list of protest-era songs organized by topic, intended to supplement a U.S. history unit on the Vietnam era.
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Reference list of protest-era songs organized by topic, intended to supplement a U.S. history unit on the Vietnam era.
A multi-file thematic unit teaching that pine trees are evergreen conifers, using leveled reading-comprehension passages, a structured science lesson plan, and a vocabulary slideshow.
Record what happens to ice left on a table using a simple observation journal. Children draw the ice before and after the observation period and complete an I observed response. Discuss what they notice rather than supplying the conclusion first. The page provides a way to compare two observations during a water or changing-materials lesson.
A hands-on 'stack and count' game giving young learners practice with forward and backward number sequencing from 0 to 150.
Math center activity for counting 1-10 using the letter M as the countable object, reinforcing number-quantity matching.
A one-page monthly calendar of daily kindness activity prompts for social-emotional learning practice.
A STEM/design-challenge activity asking students to design a solution that makes their community more accessible, inspired by a real story of a homemade Lego wheelchair ramp.
Teach kindergarten/pre-k students to recognize community-helper job names through a bingo game.
Practice sorting pictures by whether they begin with the letter A sound.
Single-activity worksheet/ebook helping preschoolers recognize, identify, or practice the letter C (hide and seek).
Hands-on craft activities themed around the letter D (Duck, Dog, Dandelion, Dinosaur) to reinforce phonics and fine-motor/writing practice.
Practice letter E recognition and vocabulary through a do-a-dot marker activity themed around E words (earrings, earth, eel, egg, eggplant, eight, elephant, envelope).
Fine-motor Q-tip (cotton swab) dot-painting/decorating activity themed around Letter F vocabulary items, for preschool/kindergarten/special-education/homeschool use.
Letter G Bingo Game is an easy and fun way to help kids get familiar with the letter G and its beginning sounds. Because it’s a game they already understand, students usually stay focused and enjoy the activity while learning at the same time. I’ve used this during our letter of the week and also as a quick review when students need a little extra…
This activity is great for small groups, literacy stations, and homework. This Vowel Letter I Activity is perfect for helping students to understand the difference between short and long vowel sounds. The matching game is also great for small groups, literacy stations, and homework.
Practice letter O recognition by finding and coloring instances of O within a letter grid.
Provide apple-themed letter search mats covering A-Z in upper and lowercase for letter-recognition practice.
Practice handwriting/tracing the letter S (uppercase and lowercase) alongside letter-identification tasks.
This Vowel Letter U Activity is perfect for helping students match the short and long vowel U sound cards with the matching vowel crab cards. This is a great activity for helping students learn and practice their vowel sounds.
An interactive alphabet story book that introduces vocabulary and an original short story built around words beginning with the letter Z, to support letter recognition and letter-sound practice.
A printable board game teaching internet/online safety skills for elementary students, covering safe password/username choices, what personal information not to share online, and recognizing unsafe or scam content (phishing emails, fake virus warnings, popups).
Provide printable A-Z alphabet flashcards (uppercase and lowercase letters, each illustrated with a picture and word) for teaching letter recognition and early literacy, packaged with an instructional guide of 27+ games for using the cards with children.
Build early-finisher/center-activity practice in number, letter, shape, and color recognition through tracing.
Fantasy-narrative escape-room lesson (Lesson 1 of 4) teaching multiplication and division through a guided, instructor-led puzzle adventure.