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Follow a daily pacing guide (Monday-Friday) watching linked videos and doing independent or read-aloud reading on a topic (capital, bird, flower, flag, animal), then complete a related worksheet or discussion, a coloring page, and an interactive notebook piece; fill in blank graphic organizers (KWL chart, interesting…
Solve 8 mixed math problems per page (e.g. multi-digit addition/subtraction with regrouping, place value, ordering numbers, word problems) as daily review, glue into interactive notebooks if desired, and complete weekly quizzes covering the accumulated skills.
Read a multi-paragraph passage on samba's origins, dance style, music, costumes and global popularity; answer short-answer comprehension questions; give synonyms for target vocabulary words (recognizable, elaborate, vibrant) and explain the meaning of heritage and resilience in context; answer three True/False items with textual…
Create a bar graph from bat-echolocation data, build a pictograph from a tally chart, convert numbers between expanded and standard form, and solve October-themed addition/subtraction word problems.
Students write the day's number in tally marks and words, fill in the current date and a number pattern, analyze the day's number for place value (thousands/hundreds/tens/ones) and expanded form, determine if it is odd or even, round it to the nearest tens and hundreds, create a fact family, tell/record time, complete a multiplication…
Students study a how-to writing anchor chart and transition-word chart, read two sample how-to paragraphs about gingerbread cookies, use an editing checklist, color/cut/order sequencing picture cards showing the steps of gingerbread cookies, complete a 'Stretch It Out' sentence-expansion worksheet, answer 'Would You Rather' prompts…
Explore Milliken's Complete Book of Instant Activities - Grade 4: Over 110 Reproducibles for Today's Differentiated Classroom.
Read a short informational article, answer written comprehension questions (including one true/false question that requires arguing the answer from the text), complete a short synonym-writing vocabulary exercise, then write a full essay responding to one of two or three provided writing prompts.
Complete individual reproducible worksheet pages (fill in missing numbers, solve computation problems, color/count, answer word problems, read graphs, etc.), one skill-focused page per topic.
A 5-day small-group remediation plan reteaching money (counting, comparing, making change) and time (telling time, elapsed time) for Virginia SOL standards 3.6 and 3.9, aligned to a companion slideshow.
Complete individual grammar/language-usage worksheets (e.g., identifying or labeling parts of speech, sentence structure, punctuation, usage) and record name, period, date, and score on each sheet, as skill practice, reinforcement, or formal assessment.
Complete pencil-to-paper practice exercises across four subject areas (fill in blanks, circle/underline, short written responses); specific tasks vary by section and grade level (e.g. a synonyms ('Same') worksheet).
Complete a sequence of activities on sentences (13 pages), capitalization, punctuation, questions, story writing (pages 36-39), a diary entry, creating an invitation, and writing a letter, with an included answer leaflet.
A novel study workbook (Rainbow Horizons Publishing) for The Egypt Game, with chapter-based vocabulary, comprehension, and creative/writing activities and a full answer key.
Solve each page's puzzle format (fill in a crossword from clues, unscramble/build words, complete analogies, sort words into categories, decode riddles or codes, find homophone pairs, etc.) using vocabulary and reasoning; a teacher answer key is provided for every page.
Book 5 of an ESL/ESD series teaching foundational English grammar (parts of speech and sentence-building) to beginning English language learners.
Watch linked videos, read the 'What is How-To Writing?' explainer, use transition-word cards to order steps, compare two leveled sample writings about growing a plant, sequence picture cards (gather supplies, add soil, plant seeds, water), complete topic worksheets, and write their own how-to piece using an editing checklist.
Complete a range of seasonal-themed worksheet activities: creative writing (e.g. write about yourself using a tree diagram, copy/illustrate a quotation), word unscrambles (autumn color words), a season-picture sorting/cut-and-paste task, and word puzzles solved from clues (with a hidden vertical mystery word).
Students study a how-to writing anchor chart and transition-word chart, read two sample how-to paragraphs about washing a car, use an editing checklist, color/cut/order sequencing picture cards showing the steps of washing a car, complete a 'Stretch It Out' sentence-expansion worksheet, answer 'Would You Rather' prompts about washing a…
Complete a sequence of leveled worksheets (4 difficulty levels per lesson), flash cards, wall-chart reference activities, hands-on projects (e.g. paper cut-outs of solids, straw models, metric ruler-making), coloring/math-art pages, and assessments across 7 lesson plans covering solids, plane figures…
Practice the alphabet, computer keyboard layout, starting/ending sentences, capital letters, question marks, exclamation marks, commas, speech marks (quotation marks), and apostrophes through guided worksheet exercises, with periodic revision pages; check answers against an answer key.
Students study a how-to writing anchor chart and transition-word chart, read two sample how-to paragraphs about caramel apples, use an editing checklist, color/cut/order sequencing picture cards showing the steps of caramel apples, complete a 'Stretch It Out' sentence-expansion worksheet, answer 'Would You Rather' prompts about caramel…
Trace and copy r-controlled vowel and long-vowel patterns (ar, or, ir, er, ur, ee, oo), sound out and copy word lists (start, startle, alarm, charm, scare), read and copy a story sentence, then use a word box to fill gaps in comprehension questions.
Students study a how-to writing anchor chart and transition-word chart, read two sample how-to paragraphs about washing a dog, use an editing checklist, color/cut/order sequencing picture cards showing the steps of washing a dog, complete a 'Stretch It Out' sentence-expansion worksheet, answer 'Would You Rather' prompts about washing a…