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Sort capital/lowercase letter cards, order alphabet cards, find letters in own name, spell name using cards, sort letters versus numbers, plus additional literacy/math task-card activities.
Count winter-themed pictures, color in a bar graph (scale 1-10) to represent the counts, then identify which category has the most and which has the least.
Students find and count snowflakes labeled with a given sight word pair (e.g. 'the' vs 'she', 'look' vs 'make', 'come' vs 'my', 'you' vs 'said'), write the counts, determine which count is greater, and write a symbol to compare.
Watch linked videos, read the 'What is How-To Writing?' explainer, use transition-word cards to order steps, compare two leveled sample writings, sequence picture cards showing how to build a snowman, complete a handwriting/vocabulary worksheet, sort items needed vs. not needed to build a snowman, expand simple sentences with…
For each themed page, students complete a set of short grammar/language drills built around a single theme word (e.g. build a word with a prefix/suffix, make a word singular/plural, turn a common noun into a proper noun, write a contraction and its source words, split/define a compound word, find synonyms/antonyms, put words in ABC…
Read each winter-themed sentence, find what is wrong with it, and write the corrected sentence.
Complete capital and lowercase alphabet mazes (A-Z), trace uppercase and lowercase letters, fill in missing letters, match lowercase to capital letters, sort capital and lowercase letters, and complete tracing-practice pages.
Build and alphabetize words from four word families (-ail, -eat, -ight, -ound) using letters shown in snowman graphics; look up and write dictionary definitions and guide words for target words; write original sentences using word-family words; design a word search puzzle for a partner using the target words; decode words from a symbol…
Students study a how-to writing anchor chart and transition-word chart, read two sample how-to paragraphs about snow cream, use an editing checklist, color/cut/order sequencing picture cards showing the steps of snow cream, complete a 'Stretch It Out' sentence-expansion worksheet, answer 'Would You Rather' prompts about snow cream,…
Across 10 worksheet pages, students: draw lines to match analog clocks to written/digital times (several pages); fill in missing clock hands using analog clocks; write the time shown on each clock (on a line or in a box); draw clock hands to show a given time; complete a time chart; and on the final page, match times and also write the…
Complete number mazes (1-10 and 1-20), fill in missing numbers in sequences, compare numbers using /=, order numbers 1-10, trace numbers 1-9, count and color pictures (marshmallows, penguins) to match a given numeral or number word, roll a die and color/build to match, glue numbers to matching picture sets, complete five/ten frames,…
Learn the definitions of Narrative, Descriptive, Expository, and Persuasive writing; complete genre-specific winter-themed writing task cards; use graphic organizers and pre-writing worksheets; proofread and revise a draft following provided proofreading steps; and produce a final copy on provided lined pages, referencing a grading…
Trace numbers and number words while coloring a picture (1-10); color groups to show more/less; solve single-digit addition problems; solve a reindeer-themed word problem three ways (number line, part-part-whole, drawing); color ten-frames to match a number; read words and sort long vs. short vowel sounds by coloring bees; sort singular…
After the teacher reads the book aloud and leads discussion using provided questions/answers, students complete a mix of activities: cut-and-glue crafts (build a snowman, snowball-in-pocket pocket craft, story crown), word/picture matching, sequencing/cutting practice, reading a short nonfiction passage about how snowflakes form, and…
Sort animals as living over or under the snow, write about a chosen animal's winter adaptation, complete two compare/contrast Venn diagrams (bear vs. chipmunk; two chosen woodland animals), match animals to adaptations, match vocabulary words to definitions, illustrate vocabulary word usage, write about personal winter habits, read an…
Fill in blanks with the correct homophone; draw pictures of homophone pairs; circle the antonym of an underlined word; draw pictures of antonym pairs; draw lines matching words to their correct part of speech (noun/verb/adjective/pronoun/adverb).
Over 5 days: watch a daily video, complete an independent or read-aloud reading, do a worksheet/graphic-organizer or discussion, and complete a daily activity (KWL chart, video notes, drawing/coloring pages, and a final poster/lapbook/interactive-notebook project).
Research worksheet on the Arctic region's climate and animals.
Here's a fun and interactive way to teach your science lesson on the Arctic Ocean! This 8 pages adapted book is cut and paste. It's filled with lots of information about the Arctic Ocean as well as vocabulary, and wh reading comprehension questions. These are perfect for Pre-K, Kindergarten, First Grade, and Special Ed and are a NO PREP…
A hypothetical Arctic plane crash gives students a shared problem for practicing discussion and consensus. The slides move the class from an individual item ranking into small-group decisions, then a score sheet supports comparison with the guide’s ranking. Use the reflection questions to examine how students shared time, explained priorities, and responded to different views.
Read a nonfiction passage about Arctic foxes (physical traits, diet, habitat, adaptations, life cycle, predators), complete a differentiated 3-2-1 worksheet, complete a vocabulary matching worksheet, fold and complete a brochure project including a directed drawing, and complete a final comprehension quiz (9 multiple choice + 1…
This Arctic and Tundra Reading Comprehension Digital Worksheet is a great way for teachers to engage their students in online distance learning. The worksheet is simple to use and can be easily assigned to students through Google Classroom.
Cut out and label Antarctic animals (Antarctic Krill, Arctic Tern, Baleen Whale, Emperor Penguin) using short definitions; read body-part definitions and label a diagram of an Emperor Penguin, then colour it correctly.
Students solve 16 winter-themed ratio/rate word problems (e.g. finding a ratio of ingredients, determining unit price, computing rate per hour, comparing equivalent ratios), recording answers on a provided recording sheet and checking work against an included answer key; cards can be used at a center, as a 'Scoot' rotation game, or as a…