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Teaches the categories of nouns (concrete vs. abstract, common vs. proper, singular vs. plural including regular -s/-es rules, y-ending rules, and irregular plurals) and how to recognize nouns using noun-signal articles (a/an/the), through a narrative dialogue plus a passage-identification exercise.
A comprehensive 'letter of the week' activity pack for the letter E, covering recognition, tracing, phonics, and craft-style extension activities, provided in parallel US and British-English spelling versions plus a linked digital Boom Cards deck.
A Dolch Basic Sight Vocabulary teaching resource of reproducible group lessons and individual activities to build early sight-word/vocabulary skills.
Teaches how adjectives (including possessive adjectives) describe nouns, how to find adjectives that aren't right next to the noun they modify, and how changing adjectives changes a character's personality, mood, or occupation in writing, using picture-description, passage-finding, and fill-in-the-blank story exercises.
A set of 5 short, differentiated back-to-school word search puzzles with small word banks, intended for early finishers or morning work.
The tooth-brushing topic gives developing writers a familiar process to organize. Picture and sentence sequences support planning before students use transition words in a draft. Select an editing checklist that matches the writer’s level, then reread the directions to check order and clarity.
A counting reference/display chart that walks students from counting to 20 up through counting to 100, highlighting the repeating ones-digit pattern across rows of ten.
A complete 36-week, scripted Social-Emotional Learning curriculum for Grades 3-5, organized into 4 units of 9 weekly lessons each, covering self-awareness, self-management, empathy, respect, bullying prevention, digital citizenship, goal setting, stress management, growth mindset, communication, teamwork, responsibility, and decision-making.
Provide blank letter F/f outline mats for hands-on alphabet crafts, sorting, and letter-recognition activities.
A math activity teaching the properties of multiplication and division (commutative, associative, distributive, multiplicative identity) using a penguin theme.
A beach-themed packet of ELA and math practice activities: opinion/persuasive writing prompts, multiplication fact practice, and parts-of-speech sorting.
A multi-page math practice packet on addition 'doubles' facts (e.g., 1+1 through 12+12), combining data-tracking sheets, flashcards, and timed practice pages.
Build reading fluency and handwriting for first grade Dolch sight words through reading them in context and writing practice
Day 2 of the masons unit, with less emphasis on vocabulary/research and more focus on fact fluency and multi-step word-problem strategy, using an 8-yard by 3-yard wall scenario.
Teach students the 5-7-5 haiku poem structure through a guided lesson and let them draft, revise, and publish their own haiku using interactive notebook templates.
Give students extra practice with the 'Start From The Left' mental math strategy for whole number addition, as a follow-up to classroom Number Talks instruction.
April Writing Prompts - Learning Passport: The April Writing Prompts - Learning Passport is an engaging teaching resource designed to enhance creative writing skills among Grade 2-4 students.This resource combines language arts and creativity ensuring daily exercises remain fresh and thought-provoking. The Workbook : This workbook…
Early math skills like rote counting and number recognition pave the way for future math achievement. These simple worksheets provide engaging practice counting objects and writing numbers 1-10 .
Day 3 of the masons unit, using a 9-yard by 9-foot wall scenario to continue practicing area, cost, and profit word problems at a higher multiplication-fact level.
This lesson is designed for third grade students and meets common core standards. It includes a reading of a story or poem followed by comprehension questions.
Provides small-group/station-based measurement activities practicing comparative length and size vocabulary and non-standard-unit measuring, available as print pages or digital Google Slides/Seesaw activities.
Provides 25 open-ended, low-floor-high-ceiling math word problems focused on numbers 10-20, for students to solve creatively (draw, write number sentences, justify reasoning) with no single right answer.
A hands-on matching/card-sort activity that teaches students to solve two-step word problems using the four operations by restating problems, matching cards, and writing equations.
Day 4 of the masons unit, using a 12-yard by 12-foot wall scenario and x12 facts as the culminating fact-fluency challenge of the week.