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Free download Introduce, practice, and test 20 breakfast-related English vocabulary words using a digital slideshow presentation, a word-scramble game, a vocabulary list and quiz/test, and four sets of flashcards.
Free download View a full-screen vocabulary presentation (word blanked out then revealed); use a printed vocabulary list to study words; take a vocabulary test; use one of four flashcard sets (2 levels x 2 color variants) for review games like Memory or Taboo; solve a 'Wacky Words' letter-unscramble activity for 8 of the words.
Free download View a full-screen slideshow to learn each vocabulary word, unscramble mixed-up letters to guess vocabulary words, study a printed word list, take a vocabulary test, and use flashcards for review games such as Memory or Taboo.
Free download Students view a full-screen digital vocabulary presentation (guess each word before its spelling is revealed), solve 8 'Wacky Words' scrambled-letter puzzles by unscrambling and pronouncing fruit words, use 4 sets of flashcards (in different visual styles/levels) for review games such as Memory or Taboo, study from a…
Choose a topic (optionally using a linked external prompt list) and write a belief statement; list personal reasons the topic matters; organize a topic sentence, three supporting reasons each with an explanation, and an ending sentence with a call to action; type the full persuasive essay into a 'putting it together' slide (with an…
Provide a reusable rubric/checklist for teachers to assess primary-grade student writing across mechanics, spelling, and idea organization.
Use the checklist to review a story (their own or a peer's) for structural elements (3+ full paragraphs of 5+ sentences, engaging characters, clear beginning/middle/end, conflict and resolution, believable storyline) and mechanics via the C.O.P.S. method (Capitalization, Organization, Punctuation, Spelling), then judge overall whether…
Provides self-assessment writing checklists so students can check that their written work contains the necessary components for narrative, opinion, and informative writing.
A teacher-facing reading assessment/tracking tool with 5 sequential stages of reading-skill checklists, used to record and monitor a child's reading development over time.
Give Grade 4 students realistic practice with the Florida B.E.S.T. Writing Assessment (text-based expository and argumentative prompts) before test day.
Three writing rubric sets — narrative , informative, and opinion — each pair a student-facing checklist describing what an 'excellent' response looks like across four or five traits with a five-point teacher grading guideline spelling out the difference between an 'Excellent' and a 'Needs Improvement' response, trait by trait. Each set includes scorecards with rating and comment spaces in bordered and unbordered layouts. Check and adapt the narrative and opinion scorecard headings to match the respective rubric before grading. All three rubrics use a consistent 1-5 scale (Excellent, Good, Satisfactory, Needs Improvement, Inadequate) but trait definitions and counts differ across the three genres.
Guided notes and a quiz that teach and assess multiplying decimals (by powers of ten, estimation, decimal-by-decimal, decimal-by-whole-number, and area models), aligned to Envision Math Grade 5 Topic 6.
Students learn the limerick structure (5 lines, AABBA rhyme scheme, syllable pattern), brainstorm characters/situations, draft their limerick using guided line-by-line prompts on a Cover Sheet, glue it into an interactive notebook alongside a Response Sheet, share for peer feedback, revise, and publish a final draft (with illustration…
Complete a wide range of generic (book-agnostic) reading-response worksheets tied to a novel of the teacher's/student's choice: pre-reading predictions, vocabulary lookup, character mapping/analysis, Venn diagram comparisons, making connections/inferences/predictions, questioning, visualizing, cause and effect, plot/setting/theme…
Fill in guided notes defining vocabulary (dividend, divisor, quotient), practice dividing decimals by 10/100/1,000 using decimal-point movement, estimate decimal quotients using rounding and compatible numbers, and practice the standard algorithm for dividing by a whole number, dividing a whole number by a decimal…
Solve 8 mixed math problems per page (e.g. multi-digit addition/subtraction with regrouping, identifying place value, word problems, ordering numbers), one page per day, then take a quiz on the accumulated material.
For each topic, students complete a sequence of activities - for subject-verb agreement: underlining verbs, completing verb-conjugation charts, filling in present/past tense of 'to be', identifying singular/plural verbs, circling correct helping verbs, and checking sentences for agreement; for plural nouns: making…
Use word-wall vocabulary cards as a reference, then answer 10 short-response quiz questions defining/applying states-of-matter terms; teacher can grade using the included answer key.
Read or recall 'Dash' and answer short factual recall questions about its plot, characters, and details; the file itself is an answer-keyed question set rather than a student-facing blank quiz sheet.
Read or recall 'Guts' and answer short factual recall questions about its plot, characters, and details; the file itself is an answer-keyed question set rather than a student-facing blank quiz sheet.
A set of differentiated self/teacher checklists that let students reflect on whether they demonstrated specific 'good sport' behaviors (playing fairly, trying their best, having fun, keeping emotions under control, accepting rules, encouraging teammates, staying positive, performing their role, and winning/losing respectfully) before and after games or…
Read or recall 'Fablehaven' and answer short factual recall questions about its plot, characters, and details; the file itself is an answer-keyed question set rather than a student-facing blank quiz sheet.
Read or recall 'Clean Getaway' and answer short factual recall questions about its plot, characters, and details; the file itself is an answer-keyed question set rather than a student-facing blank quiz sheet.
Read or recall 'George' and answer short factual recall questions about its plot, characters, and details; the file itself is an answer-keyed question set rather than a student-facing blank quiz sheet.