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A set of Common Core-aligned math task cards for review, usable as an independent center, a Scoot game, or a partner 'Math Maniacs' rotation activity.
Go on a nature shape scavenger hunt and leaf-art stamping activity; play a shape memory game; make a shape tally map; sort natural objects by texture in a relay ('Sort and Sprint'); play 'Nature I Spy'; learn about and match types of animal symmetry (bilateral, radial, asymmetry); build symmetrical structures with…
Free download 20 ADDITION CARDS 2-DIGIT ADDITION | POKEMON THEMED
An SEL activity pack (by 'Socially Skilled Kids') teaching students to understand emotions and their triggers, including a matching card game, trigger-identification worksheets, discussion questions, and a group perspective-taking activity ('The Rope Activity').
Across 4 days, complete teacher-led guided practice followed by independent practice on each day's topic (using printed pages, optionally as cards, worksheets, or laminated re-teaching aids); on day 5, complete an exit ticket covering all four days' material. A digital instructor slideshow accompanies the plan for use…
Fill in guided notes learning to read and create line plots from whole-number and fractional data sets, identify outliers, conduct a class survey and record results in a frequency table, arrange data and build frequency tables with tally marks, and use a frequency table to calculate a total (e.g. total rainfall) from…
Draw/create equal groups, write repeated-addition sentences, build arrays, solve multiplication word problems, and complete fact-family drill grids, filling in blank answer lines.
A week-long preschool/kindergarten curriculum-planning guide of teacher-directed activity ideas (not printable student worksheets) built around the theme of good manners and pro-social behavior, organized by classroom center/subject area.
This Angles Task Cards + SCOOT Game is an engaging way to introduce or review angles for your math students. All you have to do is print and go. You can use them as task cards for small groups or independent work for early finishers. You may also use them as. SCOOT game for the whole group. A recording sheet is included for either way…
Students identify a target letter (e) and its sound, practice writing it, participate in a picture-walk and repeated readings, use core/fringe vocabulary strips, manipulate story props and a storyboard to sequence/retell the story, answer WH comprehension questions, complete a letter-identification dot/highlight worksheet, answer CROWD…
Practice the alphabet, computer keyboard layout, starting/ending sentences, capital letters, question marks, exclamation marks, commas, speech marks (quotation marks), and apostrophes through guided worksheet exercises, with periodic revision pages; check answers against an answer key.
Read a daily story-style passage about a money topic (twice if possible), learn 4 vocabulary words and use two in original sentences, study any accompanying chart or graph, answer comprehension questions in full sentences, and complete a writing prompt.
A set of 24 task cards for practicing angle classification, angle measurement, and real-world word problems involving degrees of rotation.
Read each themed sentence/task card and answer the associated grammar question (identify a part of speech, write an antonym/synonym, form a plural/contraction, choose correct punctuation or spelling, identify subject/predicate or a compound word), recording numbered answers on a provided sheet.
Trace, write, color, and cut out the number; count and sort objects into groups of that size; build the number with manipulatives (play dough, wiki sticks, snap cubes, geoboards, lacing board, base ten blocks, ten frames, tally marks, number line); identify groups that do/don't match the target count; complete worksheets circling,…
Fill in blanks and choose/write the correct homophone (to, too, or two) to complete sentences that follow a narrative about a safari vacation; check answers against an included answer key.
Free download Participate in letter focus (letter 'a') and writing support activities; use core words (You, Wait, Good) and fringe vocabulary strips (Alligator, Teacher, Trouble, School, Spelling, Art, Math, Lunch, Picture, Origami, Gun) during reading; cut out story-prop character/subject pieces and use a storyboard classroom to…
Self-checking task cards for practicing order of operations aligned to standard 5.OA.A.1.
Watch linked videos, read the 'What is How-To Writing?' explainer, use transition-word cards to order steps, compare two leveled sample writings about fishing, sequence picture cards, complete topic worksheets, and write their own how-to piece using an editing checklist.
Self-checking task cards for practicing decimal operations (addition, subtraction, multiplication, division) aligned to standard 5.NBT.B.7.
Hands-on math task cards for practicing decimal place value: writing, comparing, and rounding decimals.
Trace, write, color, and cut out the number; count and sort objects into groups of that size; build the number with manipulatives (play dough, wiki sticks, snap cubes, geoboards, lacing board, base ten blocks, ten frames, tally marks, number line); identify groups that do/don't match the target count; complete worksheets circling,…
Identify the target letter 'h' (name, sound, and in text), practice writing letters, use core/fringe vocabulary words and AAC symbol strips during shared reading, retell the story using sequenced picture cards, answer WH comprehension questions, complete rhyme exclusion/generation worksheets, match vocabulary words to…
Practice reading analog and digital clocks and solving elapsed-time word problems to the nearest minute, in a back-to-school theme.