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Body-parts vocabulary packet for ESL/newcomer students, delivered as both an editable PowerPoint and a print-ready PDF, combining a picture dictionary with multiple practice and game activities.
No worksheet task; students view/read the posted word cards as a classroom vocabulary reference (word wall).
Post-reading novel-study worksheet for "The Murder of Roger Ackroyd": has students record the novel's author, genre, and publishing date, build a 10-word vocabulary/definitions list, reflect on a favourite chapter, rate and review the novel, and write a three-part diary entry from a character's point of view.
Practice English vocabulary for the theme "Buildings" through word puzzles (unscramble, crossword, matching, word search).
Trace lines (left-to-right, top-to-bottom, curved, slanted, zigzag, straight), trace and color pictures, and complete mazes by drawing a path.
Students read a short Spanish text and answer three open-ended reading-comprehension questions in writing (a lined print version and a digital version are both provided); a teacher answer/key version is included.
Color pictures the correct color (find and color); count pictures and record tally marks (find and tally, two pages).
An ESL lesson plan teaching young beginner/early-level learners to describe weather conditions (sunny, cloudy, windy, raining, snowing) and appropriate responses/actions for each.
A French-as-a-World-Language literacy and vocabulary activity booklet that builds and practices French vocabulary on the theme of wedges (simple machines) through a fixed sequence of worksheets and games (image labeling, word list, bingo, word-search creation, sentence and short-story writing, charades, anagrams, and further activities…
For each book read, students write the title and author, write a short description of the story, draw a picture of a key event, and rate the book by coloring in stars.
A post-viewing ESL/EFL movie-guide worksheet built around the film referenced in the title ("ESL Movie Guide - Pirates of the Caribbean - Dead Man's Chest"), giving students structured prompts to record film details, build vocabulary, describe characters, and write a personal response/creative diary entry.
Fifty summer-themed sheets provide repeated vertical two-digit addition practice. The consistent layout gives students space to align their work and record sums. Select a short set for independent practice, then discuss place-value alignment while reviewing answers.
Practice English vocabulary for the theme "Camping" through word puzzles (unscramble, crossword, matching, word search).
Read a bilingual (French/English) grammar explanation for each verb group, find the infinitive of a conjugated verb, conjugate verbs given in parentheses, supply the correct subject pronoun, and complete a three-part exercise set per lesson (choosing the correct verb form, matching pronoun to conjugated verb, and a third exercise type),…
Watch the film 'Selma', read a short history, complete a timeline, use pre-writing/graphic organizers, complete task cards, write a rough draft and then a final draft (including writing from MLK's perspective), and proofread using provided handouts.
A set of Spanish-language internet safety rule posters for classroom display, covering online safety guidelines for students.
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.
Read each week's passage, match vocabulary words to definitions from a word bank, answer comprehension questions (including inference), and respond to an open-ended writing prompt.
A hands-on introductory math lesson using egg cartons and counters to teach improper fractions and mixed numbers.
A single-page quick-check worksheet for practicing partitioning a rectangle into a given number of rows and columns and counting the total number of boxes.
An ESL listening-comprehension activity built around a news video story about heatwaves as a natural disaster, developing listening, speaking, and writing skills.
Students study reference posters/lists for starting sentences with a subject, preposition, -ment adverb, subordinating conjunction, or adjective, practice composing varied sentence starts (with a corrected answer page), then use vocabulary lexicons organized by the five senses (sight, hearing, smell, touch, taste) to improve sentences…
A Common-Core-aligned, full-day substitute/homeschool lesson plan for 4th grade combining morning/afternoon class messages, independent reading with reader-response forms, and an integrated science-reading-writing-math unit on the ears, eyes, hearing loss, and vision loss.
No worksheet task; students view/read the posted word cards as a classroom vocabulary reference (word wall).