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Students select word-clipart pieces (articles, pronouns, nouns, verbs, adjectives, conjunctions, prepositions, adverbs, and punctuation) and stack them in order from bottom bun to top bun to build a sentence, optionally matching a "Today's order is:" task card showing a complete example sentence (e.g. "A baby can drink milk from a…
This self graded, digital math practice activity on evaluating expressions is intended for your digital middle school math classroom. This activity is set to not let students progress to the next problem until they get the problem they're on correct. If they get a problem wrong, they're given a hint to prompt them and…
Fold provided text pages into 4-page booklets, trace sight words, color and cut out matching pictures, paste them into the booklet to illustrate the rhyming story, and read the booklet aloud; a follow-up activity has students write their own words and create original booklets.
Look at image groups on each page and write the compound word they form in the box provided (e.g., 'Ice' + 'cream' = Ice-cream).
Printable pocket-cube task cards and matching recording sheet/answer key for practicing identifying fractions from pictured groups.
After the teacher reads the book aloud and leads discussion using provided questions/answers, students complete a mix of activities: cut-and-glue crafts (build a snowman, snowball-in-pocket pocket craft, story crown), word/picture matching, sequencing/cutting practice, reading a short nonfiction passage about how…
A study-guide worksheet covering mean, median, mode, range, quartiles, and the interquartile range (IQR), intended to substitute for a traditional lecture on measures of central tendency and dispersion.
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,…
Correct simpler, shorter grammatically incorrect sentence strips; complete number-bond and/or fact-family equations; match long-vowel and short-vowel pictures at a pocket chart; match coin-purse cards to penguin cards showing smaller cent amounts (up to 25c); alphabetize 6 randomly drawn vocabulary cards; match analog clock times (to…
Post-reading ESL/EFL novel-study worksheet for a Magic Tree House book, prompting setting identification, two open list-response activities, a postcard-writing prompt from the story's adventure, and an alternate-ending essay.
Students define vocabulary words for each chapter group (Ch. 1-6, 7-11, 12-14, 15-18, 19-24), answer comprehension questions in a reader response journal or on bonus task cards individually, in partners, in literature circles, or as whole-group discussion, then complete a final assessment covering all chapters.
Provide a book companion of activities for the story 'Apple Trouble!' by Ragnhild Scamell, focused on reading comprehension and related science content (hibernation).
Teach students to perform geometric constructions (circles, arcs, midpoints, right angles, parallel lines, regular polygons) using only a straightedge and compass.
Printable pocket-cube task cards and matching recording sheet/answer key for practicing equivalent fractions.
A multi-unit practice test workbook for assessing and drilling core Grade 3 math skills, covering basic operations vocabulary, multiplication and division facts, rounding/estimation, fractions, and place value.
Answer where and when "Winter of the Ice Wizard" takes place; list 10 new vocabulary words and write their meanings; imagine being with Jack and Annie and write a postcard describing the adventure; write an essay describing an alternate ending to the story and how it changes the story's message, themes, and character development.
In pairs or individually, fill each of 12 printed shape outlines with a chosen small item, first writing an estimate of the number of pieces, then counting and recording the actual number ('I estimate that there will be ___ pieces' / 'There are ___ pieces').
Sort animals as living over or under the snow, write about a chosen animal's winter adaptation, complete two compare/contrast Venn diagrams (bear vs. chipmunk; two chosen woodland animals), match animals to adaptations, match vocabulary words to definitions, illustrate vocabulary word usage, write about personal winter habits, read an…
Use task cards showing prices and select/use coins to represent that value; record answers on a response/recording sheet using a game board and help sheet as support.
Read each of 12 bar-graph task cards and determine the value a bar represents (e.g., how many kids preferred a given item), then record answers on the provided recording sheet.
Complete five structured days of activities: Day 1 All About Me (place value/expanded form, synonyms/antonyms for descriptive words, summer story, goals, check-up); Day 2 Our Classroom (classroom helper job matching, multiplication counting and arrays, tallying and graphing classroom supplies, following directions)…
Look at an image of a 2D shape on each task card and choose whether the angle shown is a right, acute, or obtuse angle; record answers on an answer recording sheet.
Free download Give students repeated practice with single-digit-to-two-digit addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division number facts.
Students answer multiple-choice math questions, then color grid squares/numbers using the color assigned to their chosen answer to reveal a pixel art picture.