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A set of 'Finish the Doodle' drawing prompt sheets that let students use their imagination to complete a partial doodle image, for creativity practice usable as homework, early-finisher work, or a warm-up activity.
Students begin by pasting P-word pictures inside a pot. Two further sorts distinguish capital P from lowercase p and the letter P from other letters. The three cut-and-paste pages separate sound recognition, letter case and target-letter identification.
Identify, read, write, and match CVC words using individual posters/word-wall cards, ten worksheet-style cut/draw/match/write activities, and two games (Sound Bingo, 4 in a Row).
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.
Trace each numeral, then count and color the correct number of objects for that number.
A post-viewing ESL/EFL activity worksheet for the TV series "Young Sherlock": students record basic facts about the show, capture new vocabulary they learned, reflect on a favourite episode, and complete a creative writing task.
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.
An ESL/EFL reading-comprehension and writing worksheet built around a nonfiction passage on the literary character Dracula (Bram Stoker's 1897 novel), his historical inspiration in Vlad III, his fictional powers/weaknesses, and his cultural legacy.
Learn comprehension-answer techniques and interrogative words; at Niveau #1: make predictions, record prior knowledge about the coronavirus, read a simplified numbered-sentence informational text covering what viruses/coronaviruses are, transmission, China's early response, symptoms, quarantine, and prevention, apply reading strategies,…
A high-school-level history unit on the abolitionist movement and the Underground Railroad, combining a slide presentation with worksheet packets.
Provide a post-viewing worksheet for students to record and discuss the film "C'è Ancora Domani" (2023, dir. Paola Cortellesi) after watching it as part of Italian language/culture study.
For each target word, students trace the word, write the word, color the word, spell the word, and find and circle the word among distractor words in a small word bank.
This Subtracting Two Writing Equations Worksheet is a great way for students to subtract two from a given number by writing equations and using pictures. This is a great resource for teachers who want to help their students learn how to subtract numbers.
This lesson plan is great for 4th grade students who need to work on reading and comprehending literature, including stories and poetry. The RL.4.10 Fourth Grade Common Core Lesson is designed to help students with this common issue.
Kindergarten literacy worksheet (fall-themed, CCSS-aligned) practicing distinguishing short vs. long vowel sounds in words — NOTE: this is a mismatch with the product's own title/description, which describe a noun-vs-verb identification activity.
A restaurant-themed real-world math activity where students calculate percentages, discounts, tax, and tips using a math-pun-themed menu and per-family bill coupons.
Select a legendary classical-music composer (e.g. Franz Schubert) from a research planner, conduct research using a biographical fact fill-in worksheet, draft a 5-paragraph MLA-formatted essay with a works-cited page, complete a self/peer-edit checklist, and be scored against an included essay rubric.
Solve math problems (addition, place value, time, graphing, fractions, word problems), read a nonfiction passage about pandas and answer comprehension questions, and complete ELA tasks (capitalization, punctuation, plurals, contractions, verbs, rhyming, spelling) plus a short creative-writing page about a favorite…
Helps young students identify and describe their emotions by relating feelings to weather patterns (e.g. happy = sunny, sad = rainy, mad = thunderstorm/tornado, tired = cloudy, afraid = winter storm).
A set of five sentence-reading worksheets (one per short vowel a, e, i, o, u) for practicing identification of short vowel sounds within words.
For each target word, the student builds the word on a 'Place Velcro here' word-building page, then finds and marks (stars) the correct target word on a page mixing it among several distractor words.
Follow a daily pacing guide (Monday-Friday) watching linked videos and doing independent or read-aloud reading on a topic (capital, bird, flower, flag, animal), then complete a related worksheet or discussion, a coloring page, and an interactive notebook piece; fill in blank graphic organizers (KWL chart, interesting…
Students write about the name of their favorite sport, how long they've practiced it, how many times per week, whether it is an Olympic sport, their achievements, how long each training session lasts, what equipment is needed, what they would most like to improve, what they should eat to perform better, whether they are on a team, and…
This Sailing Away Third Sight Words Reading Comprehension Worksheet is a great way for students to build their reading comprehension and phonics skills. It features third grade sight words and is intended for teachers looking for an engaging and effective way to help their students improve their reading skills.