Mr. Sylvester's Socks Graphing Activity
A 4-page math activity teaching students to read, interpret, and create bar graphs using a sock-themed story and data-collection exercise.
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A 4-page math activity teaching students to read, interpret, and create bar graphs using a sock-themed story and data-collection exercise.
Sight word handwriting practice ('Rainbow Roll and Write') for the high-frequency words taught in the Reading Street curriculum Unit 1 (6 weekly word sets).
Guide young children through hands-on arts and crafts projects (sand painting, paper-strip sculpture, treasure box) with step-by-step instructions and related extension ideas.
A short activity introducing several Antarctic animals by name and identifying feature, with a focused label-the-diagram task for the Emperor Penguin.
Practice addition doubles facts (e.g. 1+1 through 10+10) through a robot-themed color-by-number activity to build mental math fluency.
A short, ready-to-print formative check for the Common Core grade-2 reading-literature standard RL 2.3, used to assess whether students can identify characters, explain how they respond to challenges, the effects of events on them, and how they change.
A week-long reading/language-arts packet themed around Johnny Appleseed Day, combining a daily reading log with grammar and language-convention practice tied to Common Core codes.
A single-page open-ended drawing/writing prompt asking students to think of and depict pink-colored fictional characters.
Social-emotional learning (SEL) book-companion lesson teaching the difference between 'bossing' and 'suggesting', built around the picture book 'Cake & I Scream' by Michael Genhart.
Turn math time into playtime with this Addition and Subtraction: Count and Color activity! Designed to engage even the most math-resistant students, this resource combines basic arithmetic with creativity. It’s the magical fusion of problem-solving and coloring that makes equations as fun as picking crayons out of the box (without the…
Teach students to recognize and correctly use 100 common homophone pairs/sets through definitions, example sentences, and practice exercises.
Money-math practice for comparing mixed denominations of coins and bills for students in grades 2-4.
Build CVC decoding and sentence-to-picture matching skills for emergent readers.
Sight word recognition practice game using a word-search-style color-by-word grid, covering the 41 first-grade Dolch sight words in 6 groups of 7 words each.
Gives students practice converting between Roman and Arabic numerals in the 10-100 range, then applying that skill to decode letter-substitution jokes.
Combine sight word review with short creative writing practice for first graders
A short, ready-to-print formative check for the Common Core grade-2 reading-literature standard RL 2.2, used to assess whether students can identify a story's problem/conflict, its resolution, and compare the story to their own knowledge.
A social-emotional learning activity helping young students recognize emotions from facial expressions in photographs of real people.
A set of opinion/persuasive writing activities that use 'Would You Rather' prompts to teach the writing process (prewriting, drafting, editing, final copy) and Common Core opinion-writing standards.
Practice recognizing Dolch primer sight words through a 'pick a word, check it, color it' repeated-word grid activity.
Practice identifying and applying end punctuation (period, question mark, exclamation mark) through a cut-and-paste matching activity.
Build drawing accuracy and creative confidence using grid-copying art prompts themed around each letter of the alphabet.
A two-part personal-narrative writing journal (combining 'True Life Stories' and 'Me and My World') that prompts students to write and illustrate short personal stories using story starters, brainstorming questions, and vocabulary space.
Practice recognizing, tracing, and writing the letter X/x (framed as a 'back to school' activity).