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Valentine's Day Addition Mystery Picture
Holiday & Seasonal, Math, Addition and Subtraction, Addition, Holidays, Valentine's Day, Preschool, Grade 1, Worksheets & Printables, Worksheets
This set of Valentine's Day mystery pictures is great for students to practice their addition facts. Each mystery worksheet features 100 math problems for students to solve to complete the picture. Many of the problems are repetitive so students can have a lot of practice with each individual math fact. Kindergarteners and first graders will have fun coloring their mystery picture! Types of Pictures One Valentine's Day mystery picture with sums up to 5 One Valentine's Day mystery picture with sums up to 10 By having two different mystery pictures, teacher will be able to differentiate for those who are working on more advanced addition facts. How to Use: Students will solve each addition fact in each square, then color that square according to the color key at the top of the page. The finished picture should resemble the word love with a heart instead of an O. When to Use Early Finishers - Students who finish assignments early can work on these mystery pictures while waiting on their classmates to finish the assignment. Extra Practice - These make great practice for sums up to 5 or up to 10. Homework - These mystery pictures are perfect to send home for students to complete with their parents. Morning Work - These worksheets are a nice addition to a morning work routine, as students can complete a mystery picture while waiting on their classmates to arrive to class. Math Center - These mystery pictures can be placed in a math center with crayons for students to work on independently. Sub Plans - These worksheets are a fun activity to leave for a sub. They are easy to assign and explain to students. These Valentine's Day addition mystery pictures are a no prep option for teachers to assign to students so they can practice their addition facts. The teacher just needs to make sure each students has the correct colors to complete the picture.
Author The Connett Connection
Tags Addition Mystery Picture, Kindergarten Addition, First Grade Addition, Groundhog's Day Addition, Groundhog's Day Mystery Picture
Oral Blending Picture Cards and Activities
Special Resources, ELA, Special Education Needs (SEN), Language Development, Phonics, Reading, Kindergarten, Preschool, Grade 1, Activities
Here are three simple activities with supporting picture cards to help a child to learn to blend orally. Blending sounds orally can be a helpful pre-step to sounding out words in text, for some children who have difficulty hearing sounds in words. Introduction: I wrote them for an 8 yr old child whom I tutor. He has a smattering of phonic knowledge, but having not learned to blend properly is now guessing and unable to read fluently. This is a common problem, but it must not be allowed to persist or the child will not learn to read fluently or will take a very long time to do so. If you are asking the question: "Why can't my child read accurately?" or "Why does my child guess words?" the answer is: because s/he had not learned to blend. The ability to blend is a vital foundation for all further phonic work. without it, a child will struggle to learn to read. Objectives: These activities will help a child to both oral segment words to separate the sounds in each word and blend them to put them back together to me a word. The words chosen for these activities are not written down, so no actual reading is required, for we are training the child to hear sounds in words, and we do not want the child to memorise the patterns of letters in words before she/he is able to understand the relationship between letters and sounds as we hear them in words. What is included? 3 suggested activities 48 large picture cards in colour: 24 mixed sounds, 24 CVC words 48 small picture cards in colour and black and white: 24 mixed sounds, 24 CVC words Various baseboards Although these activities are most useful when a child is first beginning to blend CVC words, the words themselves contain other sounds that will most probably/may not yet have been taught. This is not a problem as the child will not see the word written down and will not be required to sound out any actual written words. These activities are listening activities. This is a deliberate act to limit the amount of exposure a child has to seeing CVC words, before working on blending with him/her, further limiting the possibility that a child will memorise the words before learning to blend. More You can use the material to make games of your own. Grades/ages Although these activities can be used with young children who are just beginning to blend they are most suited to reading intervention work with older children.
Author Lilibette's Resources
Tags Blending, My Child Can't Blend, How To Help A Hcild To Blend, When Will My Child Learn To Blend?, Phonics, Reading Intervention, Why Does My Child Guess Words When Reading, Oral Blending, Orally Blending, Blending Cards
Spanish: Feelings Flash Cards - FREEBIE
Foreign Languages, Spanish, Not Grade Specific, Worksheets & Printables, Flashcards
Spanish Feelings Flash Cards These printable flashcards help students learn Spanish feeling words through engaging activities. The set includes 16 illustrated cards with the Spanish word for emotions like happy, sad, angry, tired, surprised, bored, scared, and more. Use the cards for vocabulary games, peer teaching, matching exercises, or concept review. Blank templates are also included so students can create custom flashcards. This versatile resource allows flexible implementation for independent practice, small groups, or whole class activities. The vocabulary cards promote active Spanish language learning while the fill-in-the- blank templates boost creativity and personalized content.
Author Better Teaching Resources
Tags Spanish Freebie, Feelings Flash Cards, Feelings Picture Cards, Spanish Picture Cards, Spanish Vocabulary
Narrative Writing Picture Prompts To Inspire Your Students' Stories
ELA, Writing, Creative Writing, Not Grade Specific, Writing Prompts, Worksheets & Printables
These writing prompts are perfect for students who need a little "inspiration" to get started in their writing. 15 English picture prompts with titles help get your students started and provide the spark to unleash their creativity! Use this writing task to help your students develop their creative writing skills! 15 Writing Prompts 1. The Misunderstanding 2. The Vacation 3. The Long Fall 4. The Flood 5. The Journey 6. An Unexpected Friendship 7. The Crash 8. Alive 9. The Long Walk 10. Me and my Mom 11. Don't Look Back 12. The Escape 13. Lost 14. A One-Way Trip 15. Together I've used these with ESL students as well as with middle-school (GCSE) students in the UK to help the students develop their writing skills. For differentiation, I will just give the titles to the more confident students and the worksheet with picture prompts for the ones who need more of a helping hand.
Author The Laughing Linguist
Tags Creative Writing, Narrative Writing, Writing, Writing Prompts, Creative Writing Prompts, Narrative Picture Prompts, Picture Prompts For Creative Writing Pdf, Picture Prompts For Middle School
8 Picture Writing Prompts & Lesson Plan: Setting, Characters, & Dialog
ELA, Writing, Creative Writing, Grade 6, 7, 8, 9, Writing Prompts, Worksheets & Printables
8 Picture Writing Prompts & Lesson Plan: Setting, Characters, & Dialogue Many students find it challenging to include vivid descriptions of settings with well-developed characters who speak interesting dialogue into their creative or narrative writing. This is true for student at any grade, whether middle schoolers, or high schoolers alike. 8 Picture Writing Prompts & Lesson Plan: Setting, Characters, & Dialogue is the perfect Google slideshow to add to your toolbox of writing strategies to help your students seamlessly blend their settings with characters and dialogue. The 8 intriguing picture prompts include guiding questions for students to consider as they compose a story. The 8 Picture Writing Prompts & Lesson Plan: Setting, Characters, & Dialogue provides teachers with a simple way to teach students about setting and mood and how to add character development and meaningful dialogue. The slideshow works well in grades 6-12 English Language Arts classes as well as Creative Writing classes or clubs. It is so versatile that GATE, RSP, ELL, and General Ed students will be able to compose a story to at least one of the slides, if not more. This plan comes with a total of 21 slides ready to use individually, or as a set. Teachers can choose to have their students go through the writing process, including pre-writing (using the guided questions, to drafting, peer response, rewriting, and publication) with the goal of finishing a complete story or they can use the slides as practice. The photos of settings are either copyrighted images by the photographer Simon Timbers or are copyright-free photos from unsplash.com Lesson Plan for Setting, Characters, and Dialogue will be a valuable addition to any writing classroom. Check out my other Writing Slideshows at my store: Intentional Teaching and Learning 24 Creative Writing Prompts to Inspire Your Students 24 Additional Creative Writing Prompts to Inspire Your Students Flash Fiction: 24 Creative Writing Prompts for Students Characterization: What It Is and How to Develop It Writing with Suspense: A Google Slideshow The Setting Sets the Mood: Teaching Students How to Write an Effective Setting 14 Random Writing Prompts If you have any questions, you can email me at gruenwaldy1@gmail.com
Author Intentional Teaching and Learning
Tags Picture Prompts, Creative Writing, Setting, Characters, Dialogue, Mood, Lesson Plan, Narrative Writing, Writing Prompts, 6th To 9th Grade
Finish the Story: St. Patrick's Day Writing Prompts
Holiday & Seasonal, ELA, Holidays, St. Patrick's Day, Writing, Creative Writing, Grade 2, 3, 4, 5, Writing Prompts, Worksheets & Printables
Finish the Story: St. Patrick's Day Writing Prompts serves as an engaging tool aimed at building students' writing skills. It provides educators with an easy-to-use resource that enables sparking creativity in 2nd to 5th-grade students. List of features: The teaching aid includes a variety of quirky story prompts based on St. Patrick's Day which capture children's imaginations and facilitate their ability to create unique narratives. The material provides two layouts for each of its 11 writing prompts, offering adaptability based on a classroom's individual needs. Use it for whole or small group instruction. This resource can also be allocated as homework tasks or activities for early finishers, promoting constructive interaction. Compliant with today's digital-oriented education approach, this packet leverages technology: Digital templates are provided that can be used via student devices allowing assignments to be done online. Capping this creative package is the amalgamation of text and visuals: Pictorial space is available within each prompt allowing students to express their ideas visually along with textual descriptions: integrating artistry into creative writing activities. Add-Ons: This product can fit perfectly into Language Arts classes and even holidays-themed lessons pertaining specifically to St.Patrick’s day - inculcating festivity while strengthening creative writing skills. With convenience as our priority, The product arrives in a ready-to-use PDF format featuring 24 usable pages making it a no-prep resource saving teachers valuable time while assuring productive learning outcomes.. Overall, "Finish the Story: St.Patrick’s Day Writing Prompts" could become a frequently referred resource that adds delight to the learning process of creative writing, resonating well with various teaching strategies.
Author Blooming with Blake
Tags St Patrick's Day, Writing Prompts, Creativity, Narrative Development, Festive Learning, Finish The Picture Prompts
Adventure Visual Writing Prompts | Photo Ideas | Writing Project
ELA, Writing, Creative Writing, Grade 2, 3, 4, 5, Writing Prompts, Worksheets & Printables
These picture writing templates are a cute way to give your students a nudge or idea about what they can write about. Have them study the picture and then let their pencils loose as they write about what they see, what the picture might mean, or build a story based on the photo. These are great to use as open-ended prompts that encourage their giggles and creativity! How To Use This: Choose which photo templates you’d like to share with your students or put our several options and let them pick one that interests them. Have some classroom or small group discussions about the picture and brainstorm what they could write about. These prompts work great for homework, early finishers, group projects, extra credit, supplemental work for advanced students, or just a fun writing project to interject to stretch those imaginative muscles! These are great to print ahead of time and have a giant stack ready to use to fill in time, add to work notebooks, or supplement activities you've already planned. What You Get: ·26 Adventure Photo Prompt Cards (full page photograph) ·26 Writing Prompt Templates ·26 “Add a Caption” Activities ·26 Early Writer Templates Take a Look at Other Writing Resources: How to Make an Apple Pie Writing and Sequencing Activity Postcards of Europe Geography Unit How to Make a Peanut Butter Sandwich Writing and Sequencing Activity Trace A Story Handwriting Practice Preschool Animal Posters Doodle Art Prompt Packet Check out other resources from my store: Simply Schoolgirl! I can be contacted for questions and concerns at simplyschoolgirl1@gmail.com
Author Simply Schoolgirl
Tags Adventure, Photo Ideas, Writing Project, Small Group Discussion, Writing Templates, Writing Prompts, Photo Templates, Photograph, Picture, Activity