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Complete a maze, then draw the listed target words (Pumpkin, Apple, Corn, Scarecrow) into the scene; optionally color the page.
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Complete a maze, then draw the listed target words (Pumpkin, Apple, Corn, Scarecrow) into the scene; optionally color the page.
Complete daily sentence-writing tasks and grammar worksheets (Monday: nouns and syllables; Tuesday: synonyms/antonyms and proper nouns; Wednesday: synonym pairs; Thursday: parts of speech; Friday: nouns and adjectives), track independent reading on a reading log, and write on a blank primary-lined template.
Create a bar graph from bat-echolocation data, build a pictograph from a tally chart, convert numbers between expanded and standard form, and solve October-themed addition/subtraction word problems.
Roll a die and write the given sight word repeatedly in the color corresponding to the number rolled, one word per page, repeated across 6 weeks of words.
Practice measurement skills (linear measurement, capacity, weight/mass, temperature, and equivalent measurements) and basic geometry concepts (similar shapes, congruent shapes, line symmetry, and 3-D solids) for early-elementary students.
Write words in alphabetical order and write a definition for each word; can be done individually or as a whole-group SCOOT game.
Look at each task card image (leaves on/off a tree) and write the fraction representing leaves on the tree or on the ground; for one challenge card, simplify the fraction.
write about what they did over the summer, the coolest thing they saw or did, and their goals for the school year
Introductory fractions booklet/workbook teaching what a fraction is, its numerator/denominator terminology, identifying and writing fractions, and finding equivalent fractions.
For each of 12 numbered task cards, students study a printed array (rows/columns of a graphic), determine the multiplication sentence it represents, and record the sentence and answer on a response sheet.
Solve individual math problems on each numbered card (addition, rounding, fractions, unit conversion, measurement, subtraction word problems) using fall-festival scenarios and record answers separately.
Practice translating multiplication arrays (rows and columns) into multiplication sentences with answers.
Track daily independent reading (genre, book title/level, % correct) in a reading log; complete a 5-day 'Crazy Sentence Fixer' editing exercise correcting capitalization and spelling errors in insect/spring-themed sentences; sort insect-related vocabulary words into boxes by syllable count on a separate 'Insects Are…
Answer teacher questions about how many animals are shown (e.g., 'There are four turtles'), play an online underwater counting game, and complete related worksheet exercises using full-sentence answers.
For each of 12 numbered task cards, students study a printed array (rows/columns of a graphic), determine the multiplication sentence it represents, and record the sentence and answer on a response sheet.
Look at the array (rows and columns) shown on each of 12 numbered task cards, then write the full multiplication sentence and its answer (e.g. '3 x 6 = 18') for that array on the matching numbered box of the response sheet.
For each of 12 numbered task cards, students study a printed array (rows/columns of a graphic), determine the multiplication sentence it represents, and record the sentence and answer on a response sheet.
Help students understand mental health, related vocabulary, and self-care/empathy skills in an age-appropriate way, as part of a Mental Health Awareness Week lesson.
Solve five one-digit by one-digit multiplication problems per page by writing the product for each equation.
A week-long ELA daily-practice packet (grammar, phonics, and language-conventions skills) using a volcano theme and volcano-related sentences as its content vehicle, plus independent reading log tracking; not a volcano-science resource.
Read a short story about Thomas deciding what to do for spring break, then answer comprehension questions.
A worksheet for practicing writing complete sentences about winter-themed pictures.
Revitalize math review sessions with an engaging autumn/fall theme that will keep students excited and motivated to learn! Introducing our "Fall Into Math Autumn/Fall Math Packet" – a comprehensive resource consisting of three skill-building worksheets in an autumnal setting. With a focus on addition, multiplication, and fractions, this…
A short reading comprehension worksheet: a humorous farm-animal narrative ('Bacon and Wool: Winter is Here') paired with recall questions.