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Who wouldn’t love an adventure? Whether it’s searching for buried treasure, discovering the world’s largest pizza, or just surviving the year without losing their phone charger, "My Dream Adventure for This Year" is the perfect prompt for…
This My Easter Worksheet (German) resource is a fun worksheet for your German students to talk about their Easter! This resource of My Easter Worksheet (German) was designed for young children learning German as a second language or…
A fun worksheet for your students to reflect on the memories of the year!
The My Experience Worksheet is an amazing digital educational resource, specifically crafted to engage and inspire students as they write about real events in their lives.
Free download Getting to know students and their families lays the foundation for a successful school year. This My Family Activity Booklet provides engaging worksheets for students to share information about their loved ones in class.
Fun worksheet for your German Students to talk about their favorite book!
Valentine's Day-themed writing and drawing prompt where students write a 'love letter' to their favorite book.
A book-report style activity for students to describe their favorite book character and reflect on why they admire that character, encouraging reading engagement.
An end-of-school-year writing and drawing prompt asking students to reflect on and share their favorite memory from the school year.
Fun worksheet for your German students to talk about their favorite music!
Fun worksheet for your German Students to talk about their favorite sport!
Give students a spring-themed writing and drawing prompt about their favorite thing about spring.
Use familiar preferences to give children something concrete to draw and write about. The pages focus on a favorite season, animal and food, with drawing spaces followed by sentence-completion prompts and room for more writing. Teachers can use the drawing pages on their own or let the pictures become planning notes for a sentence and an added detail.
My Favorites A to Z: A First Week of School Resource "My Favorites A to Z" is a teaching resource designed to enhance the first week of school experience for both teachers and students.
Bundle of short-paragraph writing prompts where students write about various 'favorite' things, paired with a writing-hacks/proofreading cheatsheet.
Students choose artwork and an art movement studied during the year, sketch their selections and respond to reflection prompts. Use their drawings and writing to discuss color, shape, texture and the reasons an artwork stayed with them.
This My First Airplane Trip Reading Comprehension Worksheet is perfect for helping your students build their reading comprehension skills. The worksheet comes with a passages and questions about a first trip on an airplane.
Animal-themed crossword puzzle activity book for young children, pairing picture-matching clues with a small crossword and a 'mystery word' letter-unscramble for each puzzle.
Animal-themed crossword puzzle activity book for young children, pairing picture-matching clues with a small crossword and a 'mystery word' letter-unscramble for each puzzle.
Animal-themed crossword puzzle activity book for young children, pairing picture-matching or fact-based clues with a small crossword and a 'mystery word' letter-unscramble for each puzzle.
Animal-themed crossword puzzle activity book for young children, pairing fact/riddle clues with a small crossword and a 'mystery word' letter-unscramble for each puzzle, covering a wide range of habitats.
The first-person story gives beginning readers concrete details to retrieve: what the student wore, whom they met and what they did at school. Five questions also ask readers to recognize the narrator’s positive reaction. Use the completed response page after students have located supporting details in the passage.
This My First Movie Reading Comprehension Worksheet is a great way to help your students build their reading comprehension skills. It is perfect for students who are reading about a first trip to the movie theater.
Invite students to write a goal in the center of each flower and place manageable steps on its petals. As they complete a step, they color the matching petal to record their progress. Use the single-page garden for an initial goal-setting conversation and return to it during brief check-ins.