Health: Types of Bread
Cut out images of eight bread types and label each one; then discuss with a partner what each type of bread might be used for.
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Cut out images of eight bread types and label each one; then discuss with a partner what each type of bread might be used for.
Over 15 days: distinguish autobiography vs. memoir, build a vocabulary list and a 'VIP' (people/places) tracker while reading assigned chapters, complete daily comprehension questions and skill-practice worksheets (main idea, supporting details, author's purpose, determining importance), complete a vocabulary quiz…
This Volume Area Worksheet is a great resource for students to find the surface area and volume of a 3D shape. This is a great way for students to practice their math skills.
Work through lesson-plan sequences and complete accompanying worksheets, flash cards, wall charts, and game-based activities (e.g., 'Are You Stumped?' wall chart, Three-Way Flash Cards, 'Divisor Racko Cards', 'Math Art' worksheets, 'Treasure Trove Island') to practice multiplication and division facts by number family (2s…
Complete drawings showing food origins, answer questions and discussion prompts about processed vs. unprocessed foods and oral health.
Provide color-by-code worksheets in which students find and color the letter C among distractor letters using a two-color key.
A no-prep addition-facts practice craft where students solve sums, color-code a plant picture (flower/cactus) accordingly, then cut and fan-fold it into a two-image agamograph.
A worksheet-based resource teaching students to recognize physical, mental, and behavioral symptoms of stress and apply coping strategies (deep breathing, journaling, exercise, mindfulness, SMART goals, conflict resolution).
This Finding the Area of Shapes Formulas Worksheet is a great resource for students to practice finding the area of shapes. The worksheet includes formulas and dimensions, so students can get plenty of practice. This is a great resource for any teacher looking to help their students practice finding the area of shapes.
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.
A 40-activity, no-prep picture book companion for "Harold and the Purple Crayon" covering discussion, comprehension, letter recognition, and craft activities.
Solve decimal addition and subtraction word problems themed around the solar system (comparing planetary distances, weights, wind speeds, telescope/rocket lengths, astronaut measurements, lunar rover distances, etc.) using printed task cards.
A one-page cut-sort-and-glue worksheet that has students sort short scenario phrases or pictures into two contrasting categories (sweet (healthy) vs. sour (unhealthy) friendship behaviors) as social-emotional-learning (SEL) practice.
Look at each picture and write full sentences explaining how it shows a way people take care of their teeth.
Full 8-section 'Governments Series' reading comprehension unit teaching students the structure, history, and operation of the Mexican government.
This Area in Square Units Worksheet helps students find the area of rectangles on a grid by counting squares in the real world situation. This is a great way for students to practice finding the area of rectangles, and it can be used as a assessment, too.
1. Introduction As is known by educational agents, combined operations are those that involve performing more than one mathematical operation in a problem. 2.Objective The objective of this worksheet is: -Develop logical thinking: As is known, combined operations require children to think logically and sequentially to solve…
Sort diseases into communicable/non-communicable categories, review a personal hygiene chart, set and explain three personal health goals, practice proper handwashing steps and list situations requiring handwashing, read Covid-19 fact passages and define vocabulary (novel, infectious, immunity), and answer questions…
Write rhyming words, color spaces containing rhyming words, trace and write question words (Who/What/Where) and use them to complete sentences, number pictures in sequence and connect dots, read and write action words (roll, mix, pour).
Read a nonfiction passage about oceans and ocean animals, then: mark True/False comprehension statements, draw a picture answering a prompt about how they would catch food as an ocean creature, find rhyming words from the story, and solve simple word-problem math questions (place value, fractions, subtraction) tied to the…
This color by number activity is a great way to review coping skills with your students all while coloring 100 Days Of School inspired pictures! If you’re looking for engaging ways to teach coping skills in your counseling lessons, then these worksheets are for you! The purpose of these color by code worksheets to help teach…
This Finding Different Shapes Area Worksheet is a great resource for teachers looking to help their students find the area of rectangles, squares, triangles, and trapezoids. The provided formula makes it easy for students to understand and apply the concept.
Students read multiple-choice questions asking them to choose the best synonym (page 1) or antonym (page 2) for an underlined word from a quoted song lyric, using the full 3-page song lyric passage (pages 3-5) as context/clues if needed.
Students read a pair of sentences, circle the words that rhyme, then draw a picture illustrating the sentence (including background, details, horizon line, patterns, color, texture) and outline the main image with a black marker.