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A single-topic 'chapter slice' workbook on Solid Waste Disposal, excerpted from the 'Waste Management: At the Source' series, providing a reading-comprehension passage plus hands-on activity, crossword, word search, and quiz on that one waste-management topic.
A single-topic 'chapter slice' workbook on Toxic Waste, excerpted from the 'Waste Management: At the Source' series, providing a reading-comprehension passage plus hands-on activity, crossword, word search, and quiz on that one waste-management topic.
A single-topic 'chapter slice' workbook on Waste and the Ocean, excerpted from the 'Waste Management: At the Source' series, providing a reading-comprehension passage plus hands-on activity, crossword, word search, and quiz on that one waste-management topic.
A single-topic 'chapter slice' workbook on What Is Waste?, excerpted from the 'Waste Management: At the Source' series, providing a reading-comprehension passage plus hands-on activity, crossword, word search, and quiz on that one waste-management topic.
Free download What's the Weather? Spinner and Chart is a teaching resource that focuses on weather concepts for elementary school students. This printable PDF includes two components - a circle spinner chart and a blank graphing chart with a chalkboard…
What's the Weather? Spinner and Chart in Neon Design This interactive and visually striking tool is available in a PDF format, consisting of three pages ready for printing. It's perfect for children ranging from Preschool to Grade 2.
Free download What's the Weather? Spinner and Chart This useful weather chart set can enhance elementary science lessons on meteorology. The set contains a spin wheel and graphing chart displaying common weather types like sunny, cloudy, rainy, snowy…
A U.S. geography practice workbook of games and puzzles giving students additional practice locating U.S. states, cities, and geographical features.
A nonfiction science reading article that explains the physics of why the sky is blue (light scattering, electromagnetic spectrum) and gives students comprehension and extension questions.
A nonfiction biology reading article explaining why leaves change color in autumn (chlorophyll, carotenoids, anthocyanin, photosynthesis, tree species differences), with comprehension and extension questions.
Motivate early/hesitant writers to compose dialogue and short narrative details by imagining what characters in winter pictures are saying.
Provides ready-to-print materials (borders, lettering, patterns) to assemble a winter-themed classroom bulletin-board display, plus several supplemental winter activities.
Women's Suffrage Interactive Foldable Booklets The Women's Suffrage Interactive Foldable Booklets present an engaging method to introduce the pivotal history of the women's suffrage movement to students.
Published literacy workbook teaching long-vowel word families through varied skill-building exercise types.
Full Classroom Complete Press 'Word Families - Short Vowels' Grade K-1 literacy-skills workbook (written by Staci Marck, ISBN-13: 978-1-55319-402-6, CCP1110), covering all activity types for teaching short vowel phonograms/word families to build vocabulary, sight-word recognition and reading comprehension.
Printable worksheet template for writing and drawing stories A versatile, printable writing template with plenty of room for writing and drawing.
Provide a graphic organizer and publishing template for students to write an informative/explanatory piece about a bug or insect topic of their choice.
A low-prep 'write the room' literacy center packet using the five senses theme to build letter recognition, beginning-sound phonemic awareness, and pencil grip.
Short activity introducing students to a variety of digital tools for producing and publishing writing.
Support early readiness with interdisciplinary activities focused on fine motor, gross motor and visual-perceptual skills.
The multiple-choice worksheet mixes everyday statements with expressions that use être or avoir. Students select a conjugated form for each sentence, considering both agreement and meaning. Use it for practice or a short quiz, then discuss why an expression such as avoir peur needs a different verb from a direct English translation.