This bundle of 22 challenging and fun math activities is sure to be a hit with your students. These activities reinforce basic skills in fun and in... ByRachel Lynette
This is a bundle of 15 fun and educational scavenger hunts. Scavenger hunts are a motivating way for kids to explore a subject or medium. They ca... ByRachel Lynette
TpT Top 50 Product! This is a bundle of 21 fun and challenging worksheets designed to facilitate creative and critical thinking in your students. ... ByRachel Lynette
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These 200 Would You Rather Questions are provided in both card and list formats. To use the cards, simply print and cut alo... ByRachel Lynette
Here is are 10 pages of Visual Word Puzzles (9 puzzles on each page) plus answer keys. There are 3 difficulty levels:
-1 star, easy (4 pages)
-... ByRachel Lynette
Here are 200 appealing questions to get kids talking. Great when you have a few extra minutes or to use as journal prompts
These questions have... ByRachel Lynette
A great formative assessment in being sure that the students understand the novel, Of Mice and Men. The questions go much deeper than the simple p... ByKimberly's Ideas
Here is a set of 16 worksheets (with answer keys) designed to facilitate critical and creative thinking in your students. Students will need to use... ByRachel Lynette
This unit is a different take on the more traditional Inventors unit. It takes kids through the Engineering Design Process as they complete a Whatc... ByOne Extra Degree
This is a set of 10 math, logic, and strategy games that are based on ancient or classic board games. The games are miniature in size and are desi... ByRebecca Bettis
Each of these 150 "Thinkable" cards has a different higher level thinking activity. Your students are sure to love these cards!
Thinkables can b... ByRachel Lynette
Brain Benders are critical thinking activities designed for each month. Use them as enrichment activities, journal prompts, learning center activit... ByBrain Benders
Play a Jeopardy style game with your students to practice and reinforce drawing conclusions. There are three categories with twelve clue cards each... ByMelissa Mcmurray
This game is modeled after Fact or Crap. Students race to see who is first to determine if a statement if a fact or an opinion. Students win poin... ByErin Killian
Thinking Maps can be used across all subject areas and can be used to strengthen students' reading comprehension and interpretation skills. This d... ByLisa Pagano
Throughout history, humans have shown their ability to be inhumane. If contemporary adolescents are to learn about and gain an understanding about ... ByConstance Casserly
Here are 18 ready-to-use Analogy worksheets plus answer keys. These worksheets explore analogies in several ways and include:
-3 Multiple choice... ByRachel Lynette
A list of approximately 50 different allusions to classic literature, films, songs, TV shows, and pop culture. I have used this quite successfully... ByKate Reid
Here are 12 ready-to-use, challenging and fun Valentine's Day Activities (with answer keys) that will get your students to use their head in this ... ByRachel Lynette
This complete Lyric Poetry Unit peaks student interest in the process of interpreting poetry. Using modern song lyrics, and some older lyrics, stu... ByKimberly's Ideas
This easy to follow "menu" gives kids categories from which they can choose their own activities within each of those categories. There are three ... ByKimberly's Ideas
A unique way to analyze poetry and prepare for the AP Literature Exam or advanced English courses in both high school and college. I devised this m... ByCharlene Tess
After reading the novel, have the kids watch any of the movies on Of Mice and Men. This activity will have them looking into specific scenes from ... ByKimberly's Ideas
This handout is used in a cooperative group activity to promote critical thinking in response to a reading of "The Lorax" by Dr. Seuss. Groups of s... ByHappyedugator
Start the year off with a ghost story that will have your kids dicussing suspense as a literary technique. Not to mention that your students will ... ByKimberly's Ideas
Here are 16 ready-to-use worksheets (with answer keys) for use as supplemental materials with your Language Arts program. All of these worksheets h... ByRachel Lynette
Do you want to assess your students knowledge of African geography, but are tired of the old pen-and-paper test? Then look no further! This is an a... ByMrs. Elitzin
This is an Officer Buckle and Gloria study map that students are sure to love! The format is student-friendly as it breaks the story into smaller c... ByTeaching Tales
My best-selling product on the ancient Greeks! Remarkably simple plan to use: No preliminary planning, no preliminary or background knowledge neces... ByMark Aaron
This is a packet of 56 Math Brain Teasers with Answer Key presented in two formats. If you want to give your students several Brain Teasers at onc... ByRachel Lynette
Get your students to read ANALYTICALLY with this awesome powerpoint presentation! Detailed in this powerpoint are the steps (such as marking the t... ByPowerpoint Guru
ALIGNED with the ELA COMMON CORE STANDARDS! Students love to tag one another in pictures on Facebook. By using that same concept in a novel study o... ByTracee Orman
This is a bundle of 5 grid type logic puzzles, which would be great for introducing this kind of puzzle to your class or for ongoing practice. Each... ByRachel Lynette
Each of these 150 "Thinkable" cards has a different higher level thinking activity. Each one relates to some aspect of English Language Arts - lite... ByRachel Lynette
This activity is a great start to the class on Chapter 4 of Of Mice and Men. The students must really look into the words the character says, crit... ByKimberly's Ideas
This is a collection of activities to use in with a unit about Christmas traditions around the world. There is an activity for each of the multipl... ByTraci Vedros
A set of comprehension questions for the book, "City of Ember", by Jeanne DuPrau. Questions require students to think about what they have read an... BySmart Chick
Checks student's understanding of body language and how so much communication is nonverbal. Also includes a lengthy presentation on how body langu... ByAlex Mauldin
One of the most difficult things about writing essays about literature is getting started. So often, students will just sit and stare at their blan... ByCharlene Tess
This bundle includes 8 Tribonds, Make the Connection Worksheets plus answer keys and a teacher tip sheet. All 8 worksheets are formatted the same, ... ByRachel Lynette
Every math book I've ever taught from has ended the year with probability...So why not add a little fun and excitement to probability. This packet ... ByHilary Lewis
Quiz over chapter one for The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins.
Quiz has fill-in-the-blank for the setting, character matching, vocabulary matchi... ByTracee Orman
This hands on geography unit provides primary aged students an opportunity to learn, or review, the location of the Earth�s seven continents, the... ByShannon Shelton-ganser
Avoid the teaching doldrums by making sure that each literature unit offers a variety of individual, small and large group activities. This resour... ByConstance Casserly
A set of activities for every two chapters for the book, "City of Ember", by Jeanne DuPrau. These are independent activities that students can com... BySmart Chick
"Literacy Centers for Primary Grades" gives you everything you need to have a year's worth of graphic organizer based quality centers.
We wrote... ByElementary-teacher-resources
This is a guided book report to use with a biography. Great for independent reading. Here is what is included:
-2 page guided book report
-Biog... ByRachel Lynette
Teaching Dead Poets' Society is a perfect way to set a tone for the entire year as well as teach elements of poetry. This 2 week study was used to... ByCarrie Morton
This product consists of 80+ act by act comprehensive and analytical questions for the study of The Crucible. It also includes an answer key for te... ByConstance Casserly
Use these List It! cards as a fun creative thinking enrichment activity. Students can work on cards individually using notebook paper for their ans... ByRachel Lynette