Behavior Management - Stop that Blurting and Calling Out
A behavior classroom management resource ('My Mouth is like a Volcano') teaching young students self-regulation strategies to stop blurting out and calling out in class.
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A behavior classroom management resource ('My Mouth is like a Volcano') teaching young students self-regulation strategies to stop blurting out and calling out in class.
Assign and structure four distinct roles (questioner, summarizer, connector, illustrator) for young students running a book club/literature circle group.
Fill in the missing numbers in several number sequences ranging from 1 to 10, across 2 worksheet pages.
Count the shapes (circles, squares, triangles, stars) shown in a box on each worksheet and circle the number that matches the count.
Cut out 8 pictures at the bottom of each worksheet and sort/paste them into the box for the letter sound each picture begins with (24 worksheets total, one per letter except X); can be used individually, in small groups, as an exit ticket, or as an informal assessment.
A hands-on math activity for composing and decomposing numbers 11-19 using ten frames and counters.
Listen to the story and answer teacher-led discussion questions about transportation in the story; assemble and play with a laminated sticker scene (Scuffy background + transportation stickers); complete a counting worksheet (color and count each mode of transportation); complete a matching worksheet pairing transportation types with…
A creative writing activity that reframes the Hansel and Gretel story in a modern tabloid/paparazzi context to prompt imaginative narrative writing.
Dump counters (e.g., two-color counters) to find combinations that make each target number (1 through 10), and record/write the resulting number combinations on each worksheet page.
Discuss teacher-posed questions (with answers provided) about each train car's purpose and the student's own sense of purpose, paint a caboose picture with watercolors, solve an 'I Spy' picture-counting activity, and complete a matching worksheet pairing items with their purposes.
Glue pictures to complete a patterning worksheet and continue pattern strips.
Discuss the provided snow/sledging/icicle pictures using teacher-supplied talking-point prompts, build vocabulary and sentence ideas verbally, then complete matching write worksheets (available in differentiated formats).
For each number 11-20, on its own worksheet: trace and color the number, write the number in a grid of blank repetitions, and find/color that number wherever it appears among a mix of other numbers in a small grid.
Letter F Coloring Pages An effective teaching resource for educators to refine students' language arts skills and understanding of the letter 'F'. Designed for early learners, preschoolers and kindergartners, engaging young minds with fun visuals while introducing them to letters and their corresponding sounds.
On each worksheet, find and color every shape ('cloud') that contains the specified target sight word, ignoring decoy words.
Solve subtraction equations on each worksheet page and write the answer; each page presents 3 subtraction equations of the form 'two-digit number minus [blank] equals [blank]'.
Take turns rolling a die (or dice), then write the number rolled on an apple on the worksheet; first partner to fill all apples wins.
Glue pictures to complete a visual pattern on each worksheet page.
Watch/discuss a short presentation introducing the chameleon/giraffe metaphor, discuss a list of everyday social scenarios (e.g. being teased, joining a team, seeing a classmate excluded, being asked to break a rule) deciding whether to blend in or stick out, and complete a worksheet listing when to blend in versus…
Illustrated color and black-and-white posters introduce art-line vocabulary such as curved, zigzag, wavy, spiral, dotted and dashed. The packet includes one-type and two-type layouts, separate drawing prompts and an additional vocabulary reference. Two practice pages pair traceable examples with space to draw; a third page provides blank boxes beside twelve line words. These are drawing activities, not matching questions.
Read/view an illustrated story (as an animated slideshow and/or printed color or black-and-white storybook) contrasting friendly behaviors (eye contact, expected voice volume, friendly face/words/tone) with unfriendly ones (loud/quiet voice, angry face, mean words, angry tone); complete 'Skill Builder' worksheet pages…
Color letter-A pictures and practice recognizing the letter.
With guidance from adults and peers, students respond to question prompts about a writing topic (a Topic Activity Worksheet) to generate details, then add details to strengthen their writing. A worked sample topic ('Picking Apples') with 3 guiding questions is included alongside blank Topic/Question template pages.
A social-emotional-learning story teaching students to accept help, redirection, and physical proximity/touch from teachers as a normal, positive part of school (e.g. for students who resist teacher assistance).