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Vaping and the Risks | FREE PDF Worksheet
Downloadable PDF Worksheet ready to use in your classroom!Topic: Vaping is seen as a safer alternative to cigarettes, but did you know, that vaping/e-cigarettes have risks too? They contain dangerous chemicals and nicotine which can lead to heart attacks, increased blood pressure and irritation of the lungs! It has not gone unnoticed that vaping is becoming more popular amongst young people and it’s hardly surprising with the products having such glamorous ad campaigns. Let’s raise awareness on
7th - 10th
Health
Sheep Trivia Quiz and Word Game
This exercise consists of two parts: 12 trivia questions about sheep and 15 expressions about sheep. We doubt that most people will know all the answers to the first part, but we think they will have fun learning the facts. Here is a sample: 1. Sheep come in many varieties. Some have four or more horns and not all are wool producers. True ___ False ___ It’s true, but who knew? Doesn’t it make you want to learn more? As for English expressions having to do with sheep and goats, some are obvious
6th - 10th, Adult Education
Informational Text
Eiffel Tower Trivia Quiz and Discussion
The iconic Eiffel Tower was once a controversial structure. This trivia quiz followed by answers with detailed notes provides a fun way to learn more about one of the world’s most recognized symbols. It is further enhanced by discussion questions related to other famous monuments. Viva la France!
6th - 11th, Adult Education
European History, Informational Text
Poetry Analysis: Using Taylor Swift & Katy Perry Songs
This exciting lesson plan offers a captivating way to introduce students to poetry analysis by showing how poetry is just like music. This makes the idea of poetry analysis less daunting and more fun for students. It includes - An interactive Easel presentation that covers the essential foundations of poetry analysis, alongside a fun class activity using Taylor Swift's song "All Too Well" as a relatable example. - It breaks down imagery, symbolism & similies. -A lesson plan for teachers w
7th - 8th
Poetry
CCSS
RL.8.2
, RL.8.4
, RL.8.9
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Sniglets and Word Fugitives
In the 1980’s comedian Rich Hall coined the term “sniglet” for words that don’t exist, but should, and wrote a series of sniglet books. Then in 2006, Barbara Wallraff wrote Word Fugitives: In Pursuit of Wanted Words, and added anecdotes behind the made-up words, along with reader suggested alternatives. For example, a priest discovered that the lyrics to “Amazing Grace” can be sung to the tune of the Gilligan’s Island theme song. What does one call singers of sacred songs to secular tunes? My fa
6th - 12th, Adult Education
Informational Text, Vocabulary
Laundry Trivia and Discussion
This 4-part exercise begins with a trivia quiz on how our laundry habits have evolved over time, continues with a discussion on the environmental and other benefits of hanging laundry outdoors and then provides a brief look at Extreme Ironing as a sport and a giant clothespin as art – with other clothespin art suggestions. You’ll have a squeaky clean smile on your face when you finish.
6th - 10th, Adult Education
Informational Text
Barbie Doll Trivia Quizzes
Barbie Dolls have been around for more than 60 years, which mean people of all ages are likely to have an opinion about them and/or are curious to see what they know of their history or of the dolls’ biographies in these two trivia quizzes. The quizzes are supplemented by two brief articles, one on the Barbie Liberation Organization that switched the voice boxes of 300 talking Barbies and G.I. Joes just in time for the 1993 holiday season, and the other on a more recent attempt to make Barbie mo
3rd - 6th, Adult Education
Informational Text
Articulation-Student Self-Monitoring Sheets
Increase awareness and accountability in your student by having them self rate their own articulation in speech with this worksheet! Includes: 1-Full Sheet that walks your student through how to calculate their percentage for the session. 1- Half Sheet Like this resource? Check out our other Self-Monitoring worksheets for rate of speech and Fluency!
Not Specific
Also included in: Student Self-Monitoring Bundle (Artic, Rate of Speech & Fluency)
Outspoken Women
This trivia quiz that asks participants to match 16 women (in groups of four) to their accomplishments covers civil rights, women’s rights, and women who were pioneers in their fields. The last page includes information on Betty Williams who was a co-recipient of 1976 Nobel Peace Prize for her work as a cofounder of Community of Peace People, an organization dedicated to promoting a peaceful resolution to The Troubles in Northern Ireland. The seven tenets of the First Declaration of The Peace Pe
6th - 10th, Adult Education
Informational Text
Quirky Food Festivals
This trivia quiz on quirky worldwide food festivals asks participants to choose the one fake in eight. It’s followed by a discussion of five quirky fruit and vegetable festivals vegans could love. Participants may learn something about various cultural events around the world, but mostly they will learn that people everywhere just want to have fun – and sometimes choose quirky ways to do it.
6th - 10th, Adult Education
Informational Text
Money Word Origin - Who Coined the Word?
This trivia quiz offers two choices of explanations for the origins of 12 words like dough, dollar, and moolah, plus a couple of bonus explanations. It’s fun to guess and more fun to learn and share.
6th - 10th, Adult Education
Informational Text, Other (Social Studies)
Rabbits and Ribbits Trivia
This unusual trivia quiz compares two hoppers – rabbits and frogs (which sometimes make a sound like “ribbit”). Participants will learn quite a bit about these creatures within the quiz and the notes that follow. Want to make science fun? Hop to it!
4th - 8th, Adult Education
Informational Text, Other (Science)
Open House Back to School Meet the Teacher or Parent Night Freebie
Open House Fun Quiz for Parents! FREE Got an Open House or Back to School Night coming up? Here is a fun activity for both your students and your parents! Students fill out the left side of the paper and fold it so that their parents cannot see the answers. Then parents fill out the right side. There is also space for a note from each.
3rd - 6th
Commenting on the Common Potato Trivia
This 20-question quiz is followed by detailed notes related to the answers and 10 mostly humorous quotes about the pleasures of potatoes. It’s all so interesting, everyone will be hungry for more.
6th - 10th, Adult Education
Informational Text
Hot dog Trivia
This 18-question trivia quiz on hotdogs with answers and notes, plus discussion questions at the end covers the history of hotdogs, biggest consumers, preferred toppings by city and hotdog etiquette. For older participants, there’s a link to Perry Como’s 1956 hit song “Hot Diggity Dog Ziggity Boom,” which is sure to give younger students fodder for noting the strange music of their grandparents’ era. This quiz is purely for fun.
6th - 10th, Adult Education
Informational Text
Pizza Trivia
This 14-question trivia quiz on pizza topping preferences around the world is followed by notes on the International Pizza Expo and links to the “I Love Lucy” episode of her pizza crust twirling and Dean Martin singing, “When the moon hits your eye Like a big-a pizza pie, That's amore!” An easy way to introduce diversity of tastes – We don’t all think alike!
4th - 10th, Adult Education
Informational Text
Animal Antics
This wild slide show focused on zoo animals and forest creatures includes: Individual trivia quizzes on elephants, giraffes, and big cats, and three more on baby zoo animals, animal sleep habits and myths about forest creatures (6 trivia quizzes total)Word games on zoo animal puns, animal group names, wildlife expressions, and matching beginnings and endings of animal quotes (4 word games)A reminiscence exercise on your wildlife experiencesDiscussions about animal superstitions and symbolism, if
4th - 8th, Adult Education
Informational Text
Financial Literacy Quiz
Cha Ching! It is never too early to learn about wise financial practices and money basics. This short quiz will check your students' wisdom when it comes to money and management. There are 9 questions that are multiple choice with the exception of one question that has check boxes. This quiz covers the following topics:income vs. expensesgross income vs. net incomebudgetingmoney management principles
4th - 7th
Economics
Feline Facts
In honor of various calendar cat holidays, we’ve created a downloadable, printable trivia quiz about this popular pet. For starters, our quiz title is somewhat misleading. The group of words associated with cat, including the French chat and German katze stem from the Latin catus, meaning domestic cat. The word feline comes from feles, meaning wild cat. Your students may not know all the answers, but we think they’ll have fun learning. This exercise consists of 20 questions – 10 are true/false
4th - 8th, Adult Education
Informational Text
Time Words Trivia and Experiments in Time Perception
English has dozens of expressions related to time passing fast or slowly. This trivia quiz provides 12 phrases and asks readers to match the correct multiple-choice answer about the origins of each. This is followed by two experiments which show how we all view time surprisingly differently. If I say, “I always do that,” how often is that? 100% of the time? 75% of the time? And if I say, “Just a little bit longer,” is that 2 minutes? 5? 10? 30? These experiments are part multi-cultural and part
4th - 8th, Adult Education
Informational Text
Presidential Pets Trivia
Until pet-less President Trump, only two U.S. Presidents didn’t have any: Millard Fillmore and Chester Arthur. (Some sources also list Franklin Pierce, but others say he was given a pair of “sleeve dogs,” a very small breed of Pekingese.) Other Presidents more than made up for the pet-less Presidents by having an entire menagerie. You are likely to have to guess at the answers in this 18 question multiple choice quiz of funny facts about presidential pets, but we hope you have fun learning somet
6th - 10th, Adult Education
Informational Text
Cowboy Terminology
Cowboys of the Old West had a vocabulary all their own. This 4-part lighthearted quiz asks participants to match 36 words to their definitions. Answers are given at the end. We think participants will have a heap of fun going through the mill with these, and then they can skedaddle.
6th - 10th, Adult Education
Informational Text
Healthy Lifestyles | Different Types of Play | PDF Worksheet | Download and Go!
Downloadable PDF Worksheet ready to use in your classroom!Topic: Play is an important part of a child’s life and development. Play can increase children’s sociability, improve fine motor and cognitive skills and spark their curiosity and imagination. Children should be aware of the different types of play and should be mindful about balancing indoor, outdoor and screen-based play. This worksheet gives learners an insight to different types of play to encourages exploration of new and healthy way
K - 2nd
Health
Also included in: The Different Types of Play | Education on Screen Time | BIG Bundle!
Dr. Seuss Printables (Preview) PDF or Easel!
CCH Learning is now Zippy in Literacy Thank you for downloading! I hope this product brings joy to your classroom! This packet consists of worksheets and games for "One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish" by Dr. Seuss. A preview is included. * I also have printables and activities for "Green Eggs and Ham" by Dr. Seuss in my store. Included: 1. Worksheet for tracing numbers and highlighting odd and even numbers. 2. Highlighting nouns, verbs, and adjectives in a table by color key. 3. Tracing
1st - 2nd
Balanced Literacy, Reading
Also included in: Read-Aloud Printables & Notebooks Bundle (Multiple Picture Books)
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