by Third Grade to the Core Kindergarten – 6th Grade
Comparing and Contrasting is a skill that students will use in any grade level. This Sheet is a great way to get them to organize their thoughts. It comes with a poster that you can print, laminate, and display in your classroom!
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by Grasshopper Mathematics Pre-Kindergarten – 2nd Grade
Days of the Week and Months of the Year
Freebie version that includes 4 of the 35 pages of days of the week and months of the year practice! Includes colored pieces that you can cut out and line up in the right order, tracing sheets that are also color coded and several fill in the blank sheets. In the full version all sheets start out color coded for each particular day of the week or month of the year and then also include black and white when the child becomes proficient with the colored reminders.
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Kindergarten and first grade students can strengthen their patterning skills with this Earth Day patterning activity. Perfect for use in a math station and a great way to combine science, ecology and math. Both color and grayscale versions are included.
Use this Pig the Pug directed drawing activity to pair with any Pig the Pug book by Aaron Blabey. To turn it into a Pig the Winner drawing have students finish by drawing a 1st place medal around his neck!
Your kiddos will love recreating “Pig” and his grumpy pug face.
When they are finished they can use crayons, markers, or watercolors to color him in!
This directed drawing set includes one page with pictures only and 3 pages with pictures and instruction. Feel free to use this product for distance learning if desired!
This is an advanced directed drawing made for students that have done directed drawings before.
Take a look at my other free directed drawings for a simpler first directed draw:
This is an easy STEM activity for elementary grades. Students will work in groups to complete the longest chain! There is a challenge sheet that clearly states the challenge; including the materials needed. There is also an engineering and design process recording sheet for groups to use when planning and improving their designs. This a sample of one of the activities in our Family STEM/ STEAM Night Package.
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by EduTunes With Miss Jenny Pre-Kindergarten – 1st Grade
Introducing the “Blend it, Read it, Type it, Tap it™” short a Boom Card™ set. Children learn the Science of Reading phonics strategy of blending sounds to make CVC words. They also type the words and tap on the matching illustration. Please click HERE to see a preview of these cards in action.
This set is great for independent or small group practice. It complements my Alphabet Chants and Sound Quiz decks. You can find a related song, “ABC Fun,” on my blog. You also may want to try these related materials:
Boom Cards™ are truly incredible. They can be done on iPads, computers, Chromebooks, or cell phones. They are also compatible with Seesaw and Google Classroom.
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Enjoy this free video that teaches the Days of the Week in Swahili. Your students will get practice in both the vocabulary and pronunciation of the words.
Includes: -What is a Syllable Explanation Sign -Signs for Examples of 1, 2, 3, and 4-syllable Words with Graphics -Clap & Count the Syllables Sign for Group Instruction -Sort the Syllables with Colorful Cards for Whole Group or Center Activity -Roll & Count Game -Cut & Sort the Syllables -Syllable Count Foldable
Write facts about rabbits. Quick and easy to put together for students. It includes a rabbit reading passage, booklets, bulletin board activity and more.
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Easter literacy | Easter bunny DPA | Easter bunny hop | Easter song and movement | fun Easter activity | early literacy for Easter | Easter craft
Easter Counting Puzzles for Google Classroom Google Classroom Activity Counting to 10 Google Activity Easter Google Slides Counting Digital Activities for Kindergarten
WHAT IS INCLUDED
• 10 slides with egg puzzles
• 2 movable puzzle pieces – with 10 frames
SUGGESTED USE
This resource can be used with Google Slides through Google Classroom at school for homework or you as a distance learning activity. Make sure your kids can use a resource for Google Slides by trying a freebie first. Here are some freebies for Google Slides.
April Fools is a great, light-hearted day, so it’s a lot of fun in elementary school. Your students will be so surprised that this cute little spring word search is a complete joke! I always try to keep a straight face (but it’s so hard!) as I pass out their word search. I make sure I haven’t mentioned anything about April Fools Day before I give this to them, so of course I give it to them first thing in the morning! It’s such a fun way to start our April Fools Day full of giggles and smiles. Gotcha!
This joke word search is set up to resemble an actual spring-themed worksheet, but the words in the word bank are nowhere to be found!
One exception: April.
Your clever students will find that the term “April” actually extends to form the term April Fools Day!
Enjoy this April Fools Day freebie, and have a fantastic day with your students!
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by Little Learner Toolbox Kindergarten – 1st Grade
Have some Easter fun with your students with this freebie which contains: An Easter Wordsearch AND Unscramble the Easter Words!
**These activities are sample activities from my 37 page Easter Activity Pack. This pack also includes:
– 5 morning work / worksheets: including math, jumbled sentences, read, write, color and cut activities – 2 ‘Solve the problem, find the number & color’ pictures (addition & subtraction) – Draw the chick – 2 cut and solve Easter puzzle pages – 7 page Easter mini book – Easter Word Family Sheets : – ick, – op, – un : Sort the word families – ick & – op – Happy Easter & March coloring pages – Make Easter popsicle puppets – Rainbow Dash Board Game Collect eggs to fill the Easter Bunny’s basket!
This is a simple close reading packet for the nursery rhyme “Jack Be Nimble”. More close reads for nursery rhymes can be found at Link-Nursery Rhymes Close Reads.Thanks for checking out this product – Enjoy!
by Looks Like Language Pre-Kindergarten – 1st Grade
Your students will love this FREE interactive digital categorizing activity. No reading required- just find the pictures of items that belong in winter to build a wintertime picture. No prep, no print, just quick and easy, fun learning.
Work on these language skills (and more!) with this free activity!
Categorizing by season.
Labeling vocabulary.
Producing sentences about each winter activity.
Telling why it does/doesn’t belong.
Name a similar item.
Tell where the pictured person is in the scene.
The access link is in the download.
Thanks for stopping by! Linda @ Looks Like Language
To use Boom Cards, you must be connected to the Internet. Boom Cards play on modern browsers (Chrome, Safari, Firefox, and Edge). Apps are available for Android, iPads, iPhones, and Kindle Fires. For security and privacy, adults must have a Boom Learning account to use and assign Boom Cards. You will be able to assign the Boom Cards you are buying with “Fast Pins,” (play provides instant feedback for self-grading Boom Cards). Fast Play is always a free way for students to engage with Boom Cards decks. For additional assignment options, you’ll need a premium account. If you are new to Boom Learning, you will be offered a free trial of our premium account. Read here for details:http://bit.ly/BoomTrial.
This is a great activity for students to practice fluency of addition and subtraction equations within 5. Students will drag and drop the 2 equivalent equations to the scale. Click here for the Google Slides version.
Please note that you will need an account with Boom Learning in order to access and use these digital task cards. Click here to start your Boom account!
1. An introduction to Matter 2. States of Matter 3. Definitions/Properties of Solids, Liquids and Gases 4. Matter sort cut & paste activity 5. Changing States of Matter 6. Condensation 7. Evaporation 8. Precipitation 9. The Water Cycle
This book is perfect for introducing Matter to your class or as a review of what your students have already learned!
FREE 0-5 NUMBER MATCHING DIGITAL BASICS | Functional, differentiated, and now PAPERLESS skill work that is the perfect addition to your Math Block and guided math rotations and centers. This digital basics set of number workpages will help your students practice basics mathematics skills, and once mastered, can be a set of skills they complete successfully and independently.
What is included?
• 7 (seven) digital workpages (please read list below to see skills practiced)
• instructions for opening and editing the document (*must have access to Google Slides™)
• direct link to copy and save the files to your Google Drive™
Welcome to our February Teacher Talk. All of us from the Teacher Talk collaborative would like wish you a Happy February. We have so many fab tips this month from Math, ELA and reading ideas, to High interest learning and our featured author for the month, you don’t want to miss reading these blog posts from some awesome educators.
You’re a middle school teacher, you and your 11 year old have just turned on the television to watch the news. What you see in front of you nearly blows you away, you rub your eyes, no, you’re not imagining it, there’s a riot at the United States Capitol.
What are you teaching in math right now? We are exploring fractions but doing this virtually has needed some thinking outside the box! Here are some of my tried & true activities and websites to use.
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5 Tips to Changing the Atmosphere in your Classroom
Now that the first semester is over, have you recognized your struggling readers? Teachers are very busy teaching, teaching, teaching…but is everyone learning and retaining? ***********************************
CUE Los Angeles just had their CUE Palooza today and my mind is blown ? by everything I did not know about Google slides. I’m going to give you a few of the tips and tricks I learned today. ***********************************
Michelle Webb of “Teaching Ideas For Those Who Love Teaching” is Teacher Talk’s Featured Author. Learn more about this National Board Certified Teacher. Your students will enjoy her free product, Paul Bunyan Reading Lesson on Hyperbole and Pop Up Book! ***********************************
My rule #5 in a series of how to bring out the best behavior in middle school students. Includes ideas of high-interest topics you can use for reading and writing activities.
This St. Patricks Day craftivity bookmark is a quick and fun way to celebrate the day AND encourage a bit of reading as well! It’s easy enough for the younger crowd and helps develop tracing and cutting skills, but is fun for older kids as well that might enjoy embellishing their creations a bit more. Great for homeschool classrooms!
This St. Paddy’s Day activity can be executed in three different ways: Use the one-page printable students can color, cut out, and assemble OR Copy tracing patterns onto cardstock to create templates that students can trace onto various papers, OR Copy printing patterns onto various colored papers and distribute to students to cut and assemble.
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Just Print and Go! Here are eight pages to sample pulled from my thirty-one page packet of options to add to your instruction during literacy or math block or use for extra practice during morning work or homework. Full packet includes acknowledgment of March celebrations (National Pig Day, Dr. Seuss Day, and St. Patrick’s Day).
Phonics ~ Beginning and ending blends Alphabetical order Label the picture Building compound words Plurals ~ Spelling patterns Punctuation ~ sentence endings Building sentences Parts of speech ~ Noun vs. adjective Parts of speech ~ Verb forms Identifying opposites Graphing Fact families Roll and color adding 10 Skip counting by 5 Counting backwards (2, 5, 10) Time ~ Analog and digital Tally count 10 more 10 less Coin counting Missing addends 3 addend number models Number stories Fractions
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