Modern World Cheat Sheet
A 1-page reference/study-guide graphic summarizing key concepts of the contemporary/modern world for a high school world history course (aligned to a 'WHII.16' standard code).
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A 1-page reference/study-guide graphic summarizing key concepts of the contemporary/modern world for a high school world history course (aligned to a 'WHII.16' standard code).
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This Names of Equal Parts of a Whole is a great resource to have students review or use as reference to learning fractions. This Names of Equal Parts of a Whole posters are designed to be used for binders or bulletin boards that show the…
Use the relief, recovery and reform sections to organize research on responses to the Great Depression. A two-page reference accompanies a two-page partly completed student organizer. Review the reference before use: its fifteen entries include the later FAA, and the AAA and FHA names need correction. Students can check the supplied examples against reliable historical sources before completing the remaining spaces.
Pair the charts with a nonfiction book so students can find real examples of captions, diagrams, labels and other features. Return to the fill-in version after discussing each feature’s purpose.
A nonfiction text-structures anchor chart set explains five expository structures — problem and solution, sequencing, description, cause and effect, and compare and contrast — through a reference table of definitions and transition or key words such as 'therefore,' 'first, second, next,' and 'alike, different.' The set is provided as two matching pages: one fully filled-in chart for display and one cloze version with blanks so students can complete blanks in definitions and the closing note while the key-word column remains filled in. A closing note reminds students that a single text can contain more than one structure even when one dominates overall. Teachers can post the completed version as a permanent classroom reference and use the blank version as a formative check during a reading-structures lesson.
Use number-shaped posters to connect skip-counting with multiplication. The PDF contains ten completed posters for 1 through 10, a compact reference sheet for 2 through 10, and ten blank number templates for students to fill. Display selected posters or use the blank templates for practice. Most completed posters show ten positive multiples; the 9 poster stops at 81.
Number Sense 1 - 10 Poster Mats with Robots . This teaching resource is a versatile tool designed to engage learners in preschool, kindergarten, and grade one.
Help students develop number sense and recognize patterns while counting to 100, and learn related number concepts (skip counting, odd/even, number words, place value) via a poster set.
A large set of Olympic-rings-themed printable math vocabulary/reference posters covering money, place value, the four operations, key/action words, comparison symbols, and problem-solving strategies, meant as classroom wall reminders.
Use this measurement page to revisit customary and metric units alongside worked perimeter, area, and rectangular-prism volume examples. The reference connects formulas with familiar contexts such as a boundary, a grassy area, and a box. Keep it near a practice task and ask students to identify the units and dimensions used in a calculation.
A teacher-reference scope and sequence document mapping systematic synthetic phonics instruction through 8 levels covering the 44 phonemes of English, with structures, graphemes, example words, high-frequency words, and suggested resources for each set.
A teacher reference guide of 57 phonics word lists organized by grapheme/phoneme progression, for use in structured synthetic phonics programs.
Provide materials to build a classroom anchor chart, plus a matching student handout, covering place value in chart, standard, word, expanded, and base-10/model forms up to the hundred-thousands place.
Provide a reference place value chart/mat spanning units through billions for students to use during place value instruction or practice.
Improve your students’ understanding of number and their place value with this beautiful and engaging Bright Boho Place Value Posters that display number place value from billions to decimals.
A set of place-value reference posters/charts for classroom display, showing number place values from hundred billions down to thousandths.
A set of place-value reference posters/charts for classroom display, showing number place values from hundred billions down to thousandths.
This place-value set offers three poster styles, including grouped periods and individual place positions. Use the sections needed for your current lesson, then add larger numbers or decimal places as students' work expands. PDF and editable PowerPoint versions support display preparation, with labels extending from hundred billions to thousandths.
A set of place-value reference posters/charts for classroom display, showing number place values from hundred billions down to thousandths.
Provide reference anchor charts/visuals teaching poetry writing concepts (stanzas, form, sound patterns, figurative devices, poetry types, poetry tools/terms).
The Presidents Time Line is a resourceful tool designed to cultivate students' interest in our nation's historical figures. This unique educational tool takes a fresh approach to teaching history, making it an exciting endeavor for…
This printable phonics learning calendar for kids is designed to teach the 44 sounds of the English language and features words and pictures to easily teach 302 different letter combinations.
Compare secondary ELA standards in side-by-side grade charts. The document pairs standards wording with plain-language interpretations and provides blank Curriculum Notes spaces for your own planning. Use the linked editable copy to annotate a unit or collaborate with colleagues.