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Reference the alphabet chart, vowel list, and mini word wall (sight words organized by starting letter, including days of the week) as an aid for reading, spelling, and writing.
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Reference the alphabet chart, vowel list, and mini word wall (sight words organized by starting letter, including days of the week) as an aid for reading, spelling, and writing.
Provide a star-emoji themed whole-class behavior clip chart to help students track and reflect on collective classroom behavior.
Use the emotion-word charts to find and select a word that matches how they feel, then write which word they chose and why on the response sheet ('How I feel... / I feel this way because...').
S'mores Emotions Menu: Feelings Chart and Reference Poster Help young students recognize, label, and understand emotions with this printable emotions menu. It promotes social-emotional learning by visually labeling 10 common feelings like happy, sad, angry, and more. Cute themed characters depict corresponding facial expressions to…
Give students a graphic-organizer overview of human prehistory, from early hominids through the rise of cities, and have them trace how agriculture led to civilization.
Large-print multiplication charts/posters intended to support multiplication fact fluency and pattern recognition, marketed for older struggling learners as classroom posters or desk charts.
Students use the posters as a visual reference during centers/independent work; layout also supports use as a write-in worksheet.
Use the chart as a reference during independent or guided phonics practice (e.g. reading blends aloud, sorting words by blend).
Reference the poster to determine whether to double a final consonant when adding a suffix, based on vowel-sound examples given (hop->hopped vs. jump->jumped vs. paint->painted).
View, display, or use the poster as a reference/handout while learning letter names and the associated animal vocabulary; seller description also suggests using it as a practice activity for short vowel sounds.
A five-level behavior chart contains "WOW!", "Way to Go", "Ready to Learn", "Stop & Think" and "Teacher Choice". A separate page has numbered tabs 1 through 25 to cut out and attach to magnets. Instead of clothespins, the design lets a teacher slide each numbered magnet between behavior levels, which the file notes makes moving students "easily... without bulky clothespins." Sized for an 11x17 print, the chart functions as a whole-class visual management tool posted on a board or wall. It supplies the level labels and 25 numbered student tabs but no accompanying lesson or script for introducing the system to students. For a student who needs more detailed data than clip-chart levels provide, time-on-task observation forms track on-task, off-task, and redirected behavior in structured intervals.
Students in conflict view the chart and identify/point to the feeling word(s) that best describe their emotional state, as a bridge to a restorative conversation.
A one-page printable reference sheet summarizing the Renaissance, trade routes/goods linking Europe-Asia-Africa, key Renaissance figures, and world religion locations circa 1500 AD, aligned to a state history standard (SOL 2).
Provides multiplication times-table reference charts/posters for classroom wall display, covering multiplication facts from 1x through 12x.
Students read or view picture scenario cards, sort them onto behavior charts as a conversation maker, conversation breaker, or "it depends," explain/defend their placement, play a conversation-themed board game, and fill in editable/blank label cards.
Keep a letter-and-picture reference nearby as children connect spoken sounds with written letters. The chart includes familiar examples such as apple and bear, while fox shows the ending sound associated with x. Alphabet references come in color and black and white. Separate short/long vowel charts provide paired examples for comparing the vowel sounds.
Use the charts to read, write, and spell words; suggested activities include rolling a die on an alphabet mat and writing/drawing the landed-on word, or clapping/spelling syllables of the word
Teach the alphabet by pairing each letter with an animal (A-Z classroom reference poster).
An editable, owl-themed behavior clip chart for classroom decor and visual behavior tracking.
The chart uses the visual structure of a periodic table to bring many feeling words together on one page. Students can locate a familiar emotion and compare it with another label during a class discussion. Use the poster as a vocabulary reference or invite learners to choose a word that fits a fictional character's experience.
A one-page chart and comprehension worksheet teaching the four types of government used in ancient Greek city-states (monarchy, aristocracy, oligarchy, direct democracy).
Help students memorize multiplication facts (0-11 times tables) with reference charts that include a mnemonic clue per table.
Students use a 'Sit Smart' chart cue, visit a 'Tattling Teddy' spot to talk through what's bothering them, optionally write a structured letter (Dear ___, I felt ___ when you ___, Next time please ___), and complete a cut-and-glue sort of phrases into 'Tattling' vs 'Reporting' columns, coloring tattling phrases red…
A phonic sounds reference chart mapping letter/grapheme combinations to example words, for use with a systematic phonics program (Reading Made Simple, Level 1).