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Read a checklist of common anger-triggering situations (e.g., being told you're wrong, feeling belittled by a boss, traffic, being overruled, being threatened) and check off which ones apply personally, then add other personal triggers not listed.
Simplify Expressions Combining Like Terms - Digital Task Cards These digital task cards are a unique and engaging way for middle school students to enhance their math skills. Specifically designed for the Google Classroom, they offer an easy-to-use, paperless resource that can be incorporated into any teaching method. Product Features…
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.
Answer four open-ended reflection prompts about personal warning signs, triggering situations, and coping strategies/statements, then read and practice the R.A.I.N. (Recognize, Allow, Investigate, Nurture) mindfulness exercise.
Read sentences and decide whether each is an exclamation or a command, writing 'E' or 'C', adding the correct end punctuation, and in some activities rewriting or color-coding sentences by type.
Read a simple sentence, trace over its letters, cut out and paste scrambled words to reassemble the sentence, then write the sentence independently from memory - repeated across seven sentences in a short story about Zoggy and the sun.
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.
Read a short explanation of avoidance behavior, then fill in a two-column diary table listing 'Things I am avoiding' and the corresponding 'Reasons for avoidance'.
Trace uppercase and lowercase letters, write given sight words, color objects that start with the target letter, count objects and write/circle the number, and (on some pages) trace numbers and draw a matching quantity.
Give students hands-on practice measuring the perimeter of polygons using string/yarn and a ruler.
Cross-curricular inductive-reasoning math task cards set within Native American (Iroquois-inspired 'Three Sisters' companion planting) history content.
Free download Answer 15 multiple-choice questions by choosing the verb form that correctly completes each sentence (subject-verb agreement and irregular past-tense forms), then check answers against the included answer key.
Read a set of short CVC words, decide whether each is a real word or a silly/nonsense word, then cut and paste each word into the correct column.
Walk around the room solving numbered scavenger-hunt task cards in a self-checking chain (each answer choice points to the next card number to visit), recording work and final answers on a separate sheet of paper or a teacher-provided answer sheet.
Give 8th-grade students a self-checking, classroom scavenger-hunt review of Functions standards (relations & functions, inputs & outputs, slope-intercept form, comparing & interpreting functions), aligned to CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.8.F.A.1, 8.F.A.2, and 8.F.B.4.
Fill in the missing final sound of a CVC word for each picture, then read simple repetitive sentences and draw a line matching each sentence to the correct picture.
Pick a target sight word, scan a grid of repeated words to find and check/color each matching instance.
Use prewriting graphic organizers (T-chart, list, web) to brainstorm, then answer 20 'Would You Rather' prompts (e.g., fish or turtle, pizza or sandwich, astronaut or pirate) by choosing an option and writing several lines explaining their opinion.
A one-page self-assessment worksheet that has students rate a list of calming strategies for how well each works for them when they are angry, supporting self-regulation and emotional awareness.
Read each sentence and select the letter (A/B/C) of the verb form that correctly agrees with the subject.
Teach students to add, subtract, multiply, and divide numbers in scientific notation, aligned to CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.8.EE.A.3-4.
Pick a target sight word, find and check it within a grid of repeated words, and color each occurrence of it, working through 7 words per page across multiple pages.
Read simple sentences and cut and paste the correct end punctuation mark (period, question mark, or exclamation mark) at the end of each sentence.
36-week Grade 2 math curriculum with one focused skill per week, covering place value, addition/subtraction, measurement, time, money, and geometry.