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Trace and copy target digraphs (ow, ou, au, aw), sound out and copy word lists (out, shout, sound, cloud, ground, outer), read and copy story sentences, and answer comprehension questions using the companion book.
Students watch/repeat a shapes song video, identify shapes drawn on the board, spot shapes stuck around the classroom, play a memory-style matching card game (word cards vs. shape cards), and complete a worksheet identifying the shape of pictured everyday objects.
Complete sequential worksheets: sort/color warm vs cool color boxes, color a monkey/background/macaw, fill in warm/cool/neutral color boxes, learn South America geography facts and draw a chosen fact, trace and then freehand-draw a poison dart frog/waterfall/palm tree, research (with a grown-up) and journal about…
Social-emotional learning activity reviewing qualities/traits of a good friend using a color-by-code / color-by-number format.
Follow along with (or read) a narrated story explaining private vs. not-so-private body parts, who is allowed to see/touch private body parts and under what circumstances, and what to do (move away, say "No/Stop/Don't," tell a trusted adult) if touched without permission; then complete Skill Builder…
Trace and copy target digraphs (ou, oa, aw, ow), sound out and copy word lists (lounge, round, shout, loud, count, proud, mound), read and copy story sentences, and answer comprehension questions using the companion book.
Draw a self-portrait and label personal favorites ('All About Me' worksheet); share three statements, two true one false, and guess the lie ('Two Truths and a Lie'); decorate a personal shield with strengths and favorites; sort food pictures into 'Go Foods' and 'Slow Foods'; assemble and roll an exercise cube and…
practice basic multiplication and division facts, fact families, and missing-number equations for early elementary students
Students read instructional examples on rounding to decimal places and significant figures, then round a list of numbers to 1, 2, and 3 decimal places and to 1, 2, and 3 significant figures.
Follow along with (or read) a narrated story explaining private vs. not-so-private body parts, who is allowed to see/touch private body parts and under what circumstances, and what to do (move away, say "No/Stop/Don't," tell a trusted adult) if touched without permission; then complete Skill Builder…
Trace and copy r-controlled vowel patterns (ar, or, er, ir, ur) and oo, sound out and copy word lists (stark, harm, sharp, alarm, mark, remark, stare, scare), read and copy a story sentence, then use a word box to fill gaps in comprehension questions about the story.
A complete teaching unit for the novel 'Old Yeller' (Newbery Honor book) with discussion points, comprehension/vocabulary worksheets, and tests.
Read a one-page nonfiction article on the history of pizza, then complete a fill-in-the-blank reading comprehension worksheet, write a short personal narrative about a favorite pizza, find rhyming words from the story, solve pizza-themed word math problems (addition, division, elapsed time), and unscramble story-related words.
Listen to the teacher read aloud the population of each of six towns and record it in a table; round each population to the nearest hundred; order the towns from smallest to largest population; determine which towns have more than 5,000 people; identify the two closest populations; write three populations in expanded form; find a pair…
Play recorder parts (Soprano Recorder 1, Soprano Recorder 2, Alto Recorder) and/or guitar accompaniment; sing or read the lyrics; complete music-theory Black Line Master activity worksheets.
Phonics tracing worksheets built around a 'Zoggy visits a garden centre and cafe' story episode, targeting r-controlled vowel patterns (ar, or, er, ir, ur), magic-e long vowel words, and spelling rules for adding suffixes (doubling the consonant after a short vowel; dropping silent e before a vowel suffix), designed as…
A single-Bloom's-level 'Chapter Slice' of Classroom Complete Press's Reading Response Forms series (grades 3-4): gives teachers response forms and activities that target Bloom's Taxonomy Level 1 (Remembering) reading-response skills.
Draw/label the stages of human development shown in pictures, match descriptions to development stages, and complete related hygiene worksheets (based on the 'Healthy Growth' and 'Oral Health' title components).
Students research a country's population, continent, flag, and a fun fact, then complete five math tasks that manipulate that population number (e.g. doubling/tripling it, adding or subtracting a stated amount, writing it in expanded form, rounding to a given place); after 8 days, students rank the countries by population.
Design a grid-paper LEGO character with required parts (head, arms, legs, body, 2 extra details), color it, count squares to find area of each part and total, measure perimeter, and answer worksheet questions; work is scored with a rubric.
Read short skill lessons/scenarios and complete practice worksheet pages (fill-in-blank, multiple choice, sequencing) demonstrating the target social skill; check work against an answer key at the back of the book.
Assemble puzzle pieces so the printed multiplication/division number sentences are true (each puzzle pairs a division fact with its inverse multiplication facts, e.g. '15 / 5 = 3', '15 / 3 = 5', '3 x 5 = 15', '5 x 3 = 15'); then complete a follow-up 'Multiplication and Division Factors' worksheet: write each factor set shown, and fill…
Use printed flashcards showing each number in both cardinal (e.g., 'Three') and ordinal (e.g., 'Third') written form to practice number recognition, sequencing, counting, and related classroom activities (number lines, alphabetizing, chronological ordering); complete accompanying coloring worksheets.
Decorate a bookmark; complete fill-in-the-blank writing prompts (what I loved about summer, what I'm ready for, what I'm looking forward to, what I want to be when I grow up); write numbers 1-20 and solve single-digit addition problems; find back-to-school vocabulary words in a word search.