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Activity 1 ('I Can Tell Time!'): look at a written time (e.g. 2:00, 10:00) and draw the short and long hands on a blank clock to match. Activity 2 ('What's the Time?'): read a clock face and cut-and-paste the matching digit time (choices include 4:00, 7:00, 9:00, 12:00, 2:00, 11:00) underneath it.
A 90-minute English lesson plan on F. Scott Fitzgerald's The Great Gatsby covering themes, characters, symbolism, and the American Dream.
Trace each Dolch sight word to practice fine motor skills, spelling, and vocabulary.
A social-emotional learning (SEL) calming/mindfulness activity where students trace a bicycle shape with their finger while practicing controlled breathing to self-regulate.
A social-emotional learning (SEL) calming/mindfulness activity where students trace an airplane shape with their finger while practicing controlled breathing to self-regulate.
Students complete 62 workbook activities organized by week, including syllable breaking, prefix/suffix identification and word building, word roots, vocabulary tracing/writing, synonyms/antonyms, homophones, idioms, and similes, plus separate literacy games and open-ended writing prompts.
Past Modal Verbs Advanced ESL ELA ELL and TEFL Lesson Plan. This advanced English lesson plan helps students master past modal verbs. Educators can use the informative worksheet set to teach the intricacies of words like could, would, and should. Students will gain a deeper understanding of these complex verb forms before applying their…
A telling-time-to-the-hour worksheet packet built around the "spring forward" Daylight Saving Time change, giving students practice converting a given time to one hour later.
Students complete 62 standards-aligned activities organized by week, including equal groups/arrays for multiplication, multiplication facts by number family, the commutative property, breaking apart facts, multiplying by multiples of 10, division as equal sharing/grouping, division facts, multiplication/division fact…
List 10 adjectives, 10 nouns, and 5 verbs describing themselves; swap papers with a partner to check accuracy; draw three self-representative pictures on blank paper; write their name large in the center and scatter the adjectives, nouns, and verbs around it in specified colors (blue, orange, green); hide a personal…
An 80-page no-prep summer review workbook (plus answer key and teacher/parent guide) bridging end-of-Grade-3 to start-of-Grade-4 reading and math skills to prevent 'summer slide'.
Complete phonics worksheets (short vowel sounds, beginning/ending/middle sounds, CVC word building), trace/write sight words, practice rhyming and word families, order the alphabet, match uppercase/lowercase letters, and sort by sound.
Develop students' listening and speaking/descriptive skills through a paired activity where one student describes a picture in detail and their partner draws it from the verbal description alone.
Match analog and digital clocks showing the time one hour earlier ('fall back'); draw lines connecting clocks; solve word problems involving elapsed time; complete matching, cut-and-paste, and write-and-draw activities across three autumn sub-themes.
Count pictures, trace numbers, find missing numbers, skip count by 2s/5s/10s, use ten-frames, decompose numbers into tens and ones, write expanded form, compare and order numbers, find ten more/less and one more/less, count to 120, write number words, and solve addition/subtraction problems within 20.
Students guess a hangman word (big) from a drawing, complete sentences describing animals/people with size adjectives from a word box, play a board game in groups of four where they move a counter and make true descriptive sentences about pictures they land on (e.g. 'A tortoise is slow'), write six sentences about…
Match pictures of feelings to words, play a miming game guessing feelings, complete a word memory/spelling game, and match each feeling to an appropriate response (e.g. 'I'm cold' -> 'Wear a coat').
The spring pages add a picture-matching step to eight addition and eight subtraction facts. Students solve an equation, locate its picture below and record the answer there. Model that transfer before independent work, and point out that different equations may have the same result.
Students discuss pranks, watch a video on the history of April Fools' Day, match vocabulary to definitions, answer comprehension questions, discuss prank experiences in groups, and write a creative paragraph describing an invented prank.
Review sentence mechanics and grammar through a range of focused activities. Students practice capitalization, punctuation, nouns, pronouns, verb forms, and modifiers before applying several skills in a verb-usage review. Select pages to match the convention being taught, using the proofreading passages to bring individual rules into connected writing.
Watch a video, match vocabulary terms, sequence events on a timeline, judge true/false statements, role-play key moments, and write a diary entry as a passenger.
Practice subtraction using picture support, with a spring theme stated on the worksheet itself.
Build disability-awareness vocabulary (e.g., wheelchair, braille, prosthetic, deaf, blind, dyslexia, mobility) through three puzzle formats for a social-emotional learning/inclusion unit.
Write name and date, then use dot markers to fill in dot spaces on each "End of Year Dot Marker" coloring sheet.