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A 45-minute lesson plan teaching elementary students about the history of April Fool's Day while establishing rules for kind, harmless pranks and building media-literacy/critical-thinking skills.
Teach r-controlled vowels ('ar','or','er/ir/ur') and consonant blends ('ck','sp/st','sm/sn','sc/sk','sl/sw'), for Grade 1-2 students continuing the phonics series.
Practice finding area by counting unit squares within shapes.
A 5-day literature unit built around Magic Tree House #13: Vacation Under the Volcano, combining reading, videos, comprehension quizzes, vocabulary, and creative activities about ancient Rome/Pompeii and volcanoes.
This set of 10 math worksheets is sure to warm the hearts and minds of your young learners. Designed for those in Pre-K/TK and kindergarten, these worksheets are not only fun and engaging, but also align with national mathematics standards. The hot cocoa and marshmallow them that carries throughout the worksheets make for an…
Students work in lab teams to observe, form and test hypotheses, record data, compare consumer products, and complete guided lab worksheets; some labs are designed for teacher demonstration and group discussion instead.
Follow along with a second-person narrative story about Zoom etiquette (finding a quiet spot, using mute/unmute, raising hand, using chat appropriately, leaving the meeting politely); then complete a vocabulary matching worksheet pairing Zoom-related terms (Mute, Unmute, Host, Raise Hand, Chat, etc.) to their…
Free download Give students practice identifying and choosing the correct homophone (words that sound alike but differ in spelling and meaning) to complete a sentence correctly. This is a single free-sample worksheet (25 questions) rather than the full 6-worksheet set.
Learn vocabulary terms (defense, domestic, establish, insure, justice, liberty, ordain, posterity, secure, tranquility, union, welfare) via definition cards, answer who/what/when/where/why questions about the Preamble, read an informational passage and answer multiple-choice/short-answer comprehension questions…
Color by Number Code | ROBOTS . Searching for an easy going and fun activities worksheets series to use in your classroom centers or hand out as morning work and quiet time / independent practice material ? If your teaching focuses on prewriting, premath and visual perception skills growth with a hint of fun, then you are…
Students answer questions in a mix of multiple choice, true/false, matching, fill-in-the-blank, diagram labeling, and short-answer formats, organized into numbered sections covering classification of living things, ecosystems and food chains, matter and energy, weather and the water cycle, scientific method and…
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.
Free download Give students practice identifying and choosing the correct homophone (words that sound alike but differ in spelling and meaning) to complete a sentence correctly. This is a single free-sample question set (25 questions) rather than the full 6-worksheet set.
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…
This Pre-Primer Sight Words F to I Worksheet is a great way for students to build sight word fluency. By writing the correct Dolch words into the boxes, students will be able to improve their skills and confidence.
A two-page open-ended investigation prompting students to pose and answer their own geometry questions about a photographed wire fruit bowl (circles, area of overlap, circumference), then extend to a more complex irregular wire shape.
Read informational text about the history of the California Mission system (1769-1834) and, for each of the 21 Missions in geographical order, its address/hours, founding facts (founder, order, date), visiting-time estimates, and descriptive narrative of what to see there; not a worksheet or activity-based resource…
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.
Students read each numbered task card and answer a short grammar/vocabulary question - e.g. adding correct punctuation, choosing a synonym/antonym/homophone, writing a contraction, converting a word to past tense/plural/singular, identifying subject vs. predicate, choosing a/an, completing a spelling pattern…
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.
This resource is great for kindergarten students who are just learning their sight words. This worksheet will help them build fluency with words A to B.
A set of large-format history posters showing a timeline and map of European exploration voyages to Australia, 1600s-1799.
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.
Practice identifying the beginning (initial) sound of animal names.