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Follow step-by-step directed-drawing instructions to draw an Arctic animal (e.g., Arctic wolf, harp seal), then write a sentence about that animal using a regular verb in the future tense (drawing on a provided list of 80+ regular verbs shown in present/past/future forms), and illustrate the sentence.
A guided research-report packet that walks students through researching and writing a report on wind energy.
Two Grade 2 review sheets organize mixed math practice as partner exchanges. Students meet, solve, compare their work and record initials after agreeing on a response. Two completed pages provide a checking reference after the exchanges.
Discuss and sort scenario cards into 'call 911' vs. 'do not call'; fill out a home emergency information card; sing 911-themed songs; discuss/role-play emergency-responder professions and complete a dress-up relay; match first aid kit item cards to their purposes; help assemble a personal first aid kit; play a…
Track daily reading books and comprehension percentage on a log, correct 'crazy sentences' containing spelling and grammar errors about pumpkin growth facts, and sort pumpkin-related vocabulary words into one/two/three-syllable columns while dividing them into syllables
Read a biography passage about Misty Copeland, complete a KWL chart, answer a fact/fill-in-the-blank quiz, solve two word searches, write facts on graphic organizers about her childhood/career/advocacy, and complete an 'All About' organizer with birthday, location, family, and education.
Complete daily 'good morning work' grammar/convention practice tied to Common Core language standards, log independent reading titles/genres/levels for the week, fix five 'Crazy Sentences' by adding capitalization and punctuation, and sort gingerbread-themed vocabulary words into syllable-count boxes then write two…
Read a passage on how drugs/alcohol/tobacco affect the body, define vocabulary words from context, explain in writing why not to use drugs/alcohol/tobacco, answer open-response questions about drugs and peer pressure, read a sample medicine label (Drug Facts sections) and answer questions about it, circle which drugs are okay to take…
Draw a monkey body using a how-to-draw sheet or template, roll a die/random number generator five times and use a grid game sheet to determine what features/details to add, color and outline the finished drawing, complete writing prompts (a creative narrative and a 'design a monkey business' prompt), fill out a 'My Pet Monkey'…
Complete KWL charts, vocabulary word cards/dictionary work, copywork pages, and 3-2-1 reflection sheets; read original informational passages on New Zealand topics (e.g. an introduction covering location, flag, capital city, other major cities, and official languages); answer discussion questions; complete…
A 31-activity reading companion packet for Andrea Davis Pinkney's picture book 'Boycott Blues: How Rosa Parks Inspired a Nation', building reading comprehension, literary analysis, and Rosa Parks/Civil Rights content knowledge.
A back-to-school themed nonfiction reading comprehension packet on the history of education (ancient times through today), pairing a passage with vocabulary study, multiple-choice and short-answer assessments, a writing prompt, a hands-on diorama activity, and a complete answer key.
Solve addition facts to complete a color-by-number picture; taste-test apple varieties/apple foods and record preferences on individual and class graphs; write a summary sentence about class tasting results; brainstorm descriptive/adjective words and use them to complete an 'I like apples' writing frame and poem; assemble a paper-bag…
Students watch an entry-event video on the history of the Summer Games, respond orally/in writing to a video-response activity, then build a timeline converting numbers (Games dates, athlete counts, TV viewer counts) between standard, word, and expanded form and comparing them with inequalities; differentiated 'chili level' versions…
Students complete hands-on interactive-notebook foldables for each of 19 lessons - cutting, folding, and gluing tabs into a notebook - and fill in guided notes/answers under each foldable tab based on the lesson content (e.g., watching a linked video clip and writing inferences), building the notebook into a year-long literature…
Complete vocabulary journal entries, participate in hands-on stations (using thermometers, hand lens, balance, ruler, tape measure), record and graph collected data, fill in guided notes on the scientific method, and take an end-of-unit quiz.
Read each of 12 task cards and record answers on a numbered answer sheet, or complete the self-grading Google Forms digital version.
Solve 12 word problems themed around a roadside apple stand, covering multiplication/division (e.g., dividing apples into cider jugs), geometry (perimeter of a trapezoid, identifying 3-D shapes), elapsed time (open/close clock times), measurement (length to the nearest half inch), fractions (slice fractions), and…
Read/copy or write increasingly complex sentences describing the same picture across 5 levels, using three parallel sentence-starter forms per level ('I see...', 'This is...'/'These are...', 'I can see...').
Compare fractions using , = symbols and identify equivalent fractions during a whiteboard review ('Showdown'); then work with a partner to design an 8-slice paper pizza representing at least 5 different fractions using toppings, create a fraction key for the pizza, and write and solve a fraction word problem about the pizza; separately,…
Solve word-problem math task cards involving sea-life facts: comparing numbers with , =; multiplication; elapsed time; measuring to the nearest half-inch; multi-digit addition; comparing money amounts; identifying angle type; identifying parallel vs. perpendicular lines; fractions/expanded form.
A set of jellybean-themed math task cards reviewing Grade 4 math concepts.
Students work through 20 numbered task cards (available in color and black-and-white versions), solving one math problem per card framed as a sports scenario, and record answers on a matching answer sheet.
Read/copy or write increasingly complex sentences describing the same picture across 5 levels, using three parallel sentence-starter forms per level ('I see...', 'This is...'/'These are...', 'I can see...').