Teacher Tools teaching resources for the United Kingdom
Venn Diagram Templates and Triple Venn Diagram Templates
, Not Grade Specific,
Four blank Venn diagram and triple Venn diagram templates, plain and lined versions, let students compare two or three topics across any subject.
Author Grace Under Pressure
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Tags Venn Diagram, Triple Venn Diagram, Graphic Organizer, Research Graphic Organizer, Compare And Contrast, Venn Diagram Template, Triple Venn Diagam Template, Venn Diagram With Lines
Verbs Anchor Chart – Grammar Reference for K–3
, Not Grade Specific,
A three-chart verb-tense reference tracks five action words — jump, help, skip, hop, and climb — across past, present, and future form, showing the -ed, -s/-es, -ing, and will-plus-verb patterns that build each tense. The first chart is fully filled in for direct reference or classroom display. The second repeats the same layout with key endings blanked out for students to complete themselves. The third chart is left entirely blank, giving a template for building a matching drill around a different verb list.
Author First in Line
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Tags Verbs, Grammar, Language Arts, Anchor Chart, Teaching Resource
Voice Level Chart – 5 Volumes + Sorting Activity
, Not Grade Specific,
A five-level numbered voice volume scale, from Screaming Voice to Voice Off, is presented as a classroom reference chart.
Author Suzuki Speech Therapy
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Tags Voice Level Chart, Classroom Management, Voice Management Printable, Classroom Chart, Voice Chart
Ways to Add Anchor Chart – Addition Strategy Posters
, Not Grade Specific,
Six ways of adding — count fingers, count on, ten frame, number line, draw pictures and part-part-whole — appear together on one chart headed "I can use a variety of strategies to combine numbers", then again as six single-strategy posters, each worked on its own small sum within ten.
Author Primary 206 Mix
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Tags Addition Strategies, Addition, Anchor Chart, Combining Numbers, I Can Add
Who Has the Lab Equipment? – Interactive Science + Chemistry Game
, Not Grade Specific,
Who Has the Lab Equipment? uses a call-and-response card chain to practice science-tool vocabulary. Three levels progress from simple-font terms with pictures, through mixed term-and-image prompts, to a more demanding version. Each set contains thirty cards, for ninety cards overall. Preparation guidance covers printing, optional lamination, cutting, shuffling, and distribution. During play, students listen for the item named on another card and respond with the matching tool, reinforcing both recognition and attentive participation.
Author Lernfitness
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Tags Game, Educational Card Games, Chemistry, Lab, Biology, Laboratory Equipment, Lab Tools, Physics, STEM Science Matching Game, Who Has It?
Who What When Where Why How Activity
, Not Grade Specific,
Six question words - who, what, where, when, why, and how - drive a card-matching task in which students pair statement cards about a sample story with the question each one answers, then apply the same questions to any informational text.
Author Have Fun Teaching
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Tags Speaking And Listening, Independent And Guided Reading, Reading Comprehension
Words Convey Feelings – Anchor Chart Pair
, Not Grade Specific,
A feelings-vocabulary anchor chart groups synonym clusters under seven emotion categories and pairs the completed chart with a matching fill-in-the-blank version.
Author First in Line
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Tags Reading Anchor Chart, Vocabulary, Adjectives, Feelings, Feelings Word Chart, Anchor Chart
Work and Jobs | Beginner Lesson Plan
, Not Grade Specific,
A beginner English lesson introduces jobs through occupation vocabulary and a workplace dialogue. Learners read about two people’s responsibilities and answer true-or-false questions, with flashcards and an audio file included.
Author TEAM TEFL
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Tags Vocabulary, ESL Lesson, Lesson, Jobs, Esl
World Religions Cheat Sheet
, Not Grade Specific,
Eight world religions are compared by origin, holy book, founder, and major beliefs in a single reference chart.
Author History with DeLong
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Tags World Religions, Cheat Sheet, Study Guide, Graphic Organizers, History
Writing Graphic Organizer Worksheet
, Not Grade Specific,
The worksheet begins with a topic field followed by four separate fact boxes. Learners choose a subject, collect relevant information, and place one supporting fact in each section before drafting. A direction about closure ensures planning extends beyond a list of details to the ending of the eventual composition. The form does not prescribe a paragraph count, sources, or genre beyond fact-based writing, leaving teachers flexibility in how the notes become a final piece.
Author Have Fun Teaching
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Tags Reading Response, Essays, Prompts
Writing to Recount Template
, Not Grade Specific,
The template begins by helping writers establish when an experience occurred, using several optional sentence starts. Separate prompts gather the location, participants, and main actions before learners arrange events in time order. A bank of connectives supports movement from the first event through later actions and the conclusion. The final prompt asks what happened at the end, giving the recount a defined stopping point rather than leaving it as an unsequenced list.
Author Elementary Resources 4 U
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Tags Graphic Organizer, Writing Template, Writing Chart, Story Telling, Story Elements, Recounting Stories, Writing Center, Blank Templates