Pumpkin Cat Directed Drawing | How To Draw Autumn Art Activities
Follow numbered step-by-step instructions to draw a pumpkin cat, color the drawing and add own details, draw an original scene, and write about their drawing.
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Follow numbered step-by-step instructions to draw a pumpkin cat, color the drawing and add own details, draw an original scene, and write about their drawing.
A no-prep summer enrichment packet for students transitioning from 6th to 7th grade, reviewing reading comprehension, writing, grammar, vocabulary, and language arts skills to prevent summer learning loss.
A Grade 7 summer ELA review workbook covering academic vocabulary, word study (prefixes/suffixes/roots), reading comprehension, and writing, delivered as a student worksheet, answer key, teacher's guide, and games, organized by week.
Work through 20 lessons (each with a teaching/note page and practice worksheet) covering multiplication, division, decimals, fractions, graphing, geometry, and volume, then self-check with step-by-step answer keys.
Classify rational/irrational numbers, evaluate powers and roots, convert to/from scientific notation, solve multi-step linear equations and inequalities, solve systems by substitution/elimination/graphing, evaluate and graph functions, compute slope and rate of change, and apply the Pythagorean theorem; also includes…
A nonfiction reading passage and worksheet set that teaches ESL/EFL students about St. Lucy's Day, a Scandinavian winter holiday tradition, paired with comprehension and essay writing practice.
Solve numeric and word problems (compute proportions, add/subtract/multiply/divide integers and rational numbers, solve two-step equations and inequalities, graph inequalities, compute circumference and area) organized into 4 weekly sets of activities; play accompanying math games.
Students work through weekly sets of activities: decoding academic words by syllables, learning advanced prefixes/suffixes and Greek/Latin roots, completing analogies, plus reading, writing, and grammar tasks, and play accompanying review games.
Read fiction/nonfiction/paired texts and answer theme/character/point-of-view/inference/main-idea/author's-purpose/text-structure/cause-effect/compare-contrast questions; complete vocabulary work (context clues, roots, prefixes, suffixes, figurative language); apply grammar (parts of speech, pronouns, tenses…
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.
Learn the definitions of Narrative, Descriptive, Expository, and Persuasive writing; complete genre-specific winter-themed writing task cards; use graphic organizers and pre-writing worksheets; proofread and revise a draft following provided proofreading steps; and produce a final copy on provided lined pages, referencing a grading…
Solve addition/subtraction and multiplication/division word problems based on Winter Olympics scenarios (medals, ski jumps, hockey, curling, bobsled, etc.), usable as a room 'scoot' activity, classroom hunt/display, or assigned digitally via linked Google Slides.
Read short nonfiction passages ('The Summer Season', 'The Sun', 'Being Safe in the Summer') and a narrative ('My Day at the Beach'), then answer reading-response questions (circle/underline/box answers, short answer), compare paired texts with textual evidence, define new vocabulary words, draw and label items related to a topic…
Complete reading journal logs/trackers for independently-read books, a 30-day reading challenge (bingo, quests, dares, author study, vocabulary), passage analysis questions, and writing activities; many pages are personal/open-ended ('answers will vary').
Keep a reading journal/tracker and complete reading challenges (30-day challenge, bingo, quests, author study); read passages (a short story, an informational text, a poem) and answer analysis questions on character, inference, theme, and craft/figurative language; complete Writing Camp pieces (narrative, argumentative with…