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Students say picture names and write the first letter, connect dots in alphabetical order, trace letters/words, circle pictures beginning with a target letter, and complete pages using only lowercase then only uppercase letters.
Students place real or printed materials (textbooks, worksheets, color/number cards) into a pictured desk, folder, or binder following printed directions; sort/categorize papers by subject, color, alphabetical order, or size; write in their own materials on customizable templates; and complete a set of included practice worksheets…
Copy the Bible verse twice, follow lines and count flowers then color them, cut out and play a matching card game with plant/flower pictures, and search outdoors (with adult help) to find items matching a checklist of described plants (e.g. 'red flower,' 'cactus in pot,' 'sunflower wearing sunglasses').
Follow a slide-deck lesson comparing Federalist and Antifederalist positions on the Constitution; sort 14 given statements into 'Federalists' vs 'Antifederalists' columns on a graphic organizer; complete a 'Who Would Say That?' worksheet labeling 12 statements as Federalist (F) or Antifederalist (A); and participate in a structured…
A post-viewing ESL/EFL movie-guide worksheet for the film "Monsters University", used to build vocabulary, character recall, and written reflection after students watch the film.
For each letter: find/circle or color pictures/shapes containing the target letter, follow a path traced by the letter shape, then trace and write the uppercase and lowercase letter.
ESL Novel Study Worksheets on "Jurassic Park" by Michael Crichton This ESL EFL TESOL (English Second or Foreign Language) teaching resource is a comprehensive novel study worksheet activity (2 printable PDF pages; Worksheets) focused on the sci fi novel "Jurassic Park" . This Novel Study worksheets on "Jurassic Park" is tailored for…
A phonics workbook teaching students to recognize and sort words by spelling pattern (e.g. short vowels, vowel-consonant-e, vowel teams, consonant digraphs/blends).
Students complete drill, practice, and review exercises within each of the seven topic sections (sentence types including run-ons and compound sentences with a wider set of conjunctions, capitalization rules, punctuation including letter formats, abbreviations, nouns/verbs including irregular past tense and helping…
Complete a daily mental-health check-in and opener page in a student workbook (one page per day), and participate in a weekly SEL lesson tied to the 'I can resist negative social pressure' objective.
If you want something for fractions that is fast and truly engaging for students, this pixel art activity is exactly what are you looking for. It's digital, so kids work through it at their own pace, get instant feedback, and you don't have to grade anything (also a printable worksheet is included if you want them to shgow…
Reinforce subtraction and odd-and-even recognition through twenty single-digit equations. After finding each difference, students color odd answers pink and even answers green. Separating the calculation and coloring steps can help students check their subtraction before applying the classification rule.
A fill-in worksheet packet built around a TED Talk video that students watch outside the document, used to build ESL listening, vocabulary, speaking, and writing skills.
Students trace/write numbers and letters and play printed games: filling in missing numbers in a race-track grid within a time limit, tracing a maze/swirl without touching the lines, a number-wheel-and-coin-toss addition scoring game, a frog-and-lily-pad board game using a tossed coin as a mover, and a letter-board…
A dot-marker (dauber) activity workbook designed to build fine motor control, grip strength, and hand-eye coordination in children ages 3-5, through a sequence of increasingly structured dot-marker exercises.
Students answer 20 multiple-choice questions per worksheet: choosing which of three sentences matches a named sentence type (e.g. 'choose the declarative sentence'), selecting correct end punctuation for a given sentence, filling in a missing question word, and identifying the sentence type of a given sentence.
A Social-Emotional-Learning resource (aligned to the CASEL framework) providing a daily mental-health check-in routine plus a week of bell-ringer openers and a lesson focused on the objective 'I can communicate effectively' under the Relationship Skills topic.
Students read multiple-choice questions asking them to choose the best synonym (page 1) or antonym (page 2) for an underlined word from a quoted song lyric, using the full song lyrics (printed on pages 3-4) as context/clues if needed.
An ESL/EFL reading-comprehension and writing worksheet built around a nonfiction passage on deep-fake technology, how it works, and its ethical/societal risks, including quoted expert commentary.
match word-part beginnings to endings to build whole words, circle sound-alike (homophone) words within sentences, fill in missing diphthong spellings (ou/ow/oi/oy), and identify pictures with a long u sound
For each of 20 daily lessons, read a short passage and answer comprehension questions (Read & Think), complete a grammar/language exercise (Language & Grammar), do a word-study/vocabulary task (Word Work), and write a short response (Write About It); also play included print-and-play literacy games.
Students work through a modeled sample problem, then solve real-world word problems (interest rates, growth rates, medical statistics, salary raises) individually or in pairs, self-assess their skills on a simple scale, and check answers against an included key.
Students respond to 4 double-entry journal prompts tied to specific page ranges of Chapter 6 (how the promise of the pearl shifts from beginning to end, what makes Kino change his mind about giving himself up, the significance of the exchange between Kino and Juana when he wants to go on alone, and how Kino and Juana's…
For each letter A-Z, trace the cursive uppercase and lowercase letter forms multiple times and write the letter independently, then trace 5 themed vocabulary words beginning with that letter (e.g. Alligator, Angel, Ant, Apple, Airplane for A) and color an accompanying illustration; each letter page also includes two short…