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Book Tasting Menu Worksheet Placemat Activity Book Report Choice Board Projects
Use these Book Tasting Menu Worksheets for a 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade ELA class activity. Edit the two book tasting menu options on PowerPoint and share a placemat, book report choice board, and additional reading activities with students on Google Slides or by printing the PDF pages. This resource is great for elementary teachers who want to help their students find new books to read. I like hosting a Book Tasting Event at the start of new literature units. This helps me form small group book st
3rd - 5th
Classroom Community, Reading, Reading Strategies
Open House Board Display
Open House Slide! I often project a slide on the board during open house to help navigate parents about steps/items they should complete while they are there! See page 2 for some examples of items I put on the slide for families!
PreK - K
Choice Boards for individual students
individual students' preferred Incentives pictured. students work to earn choice activities or materials.
PreK - K
Chinese Stories Bundle: 20 Myth, Legend & Folktale PowerPoints （English version）
Chinese Stories Bundle: Myths, Legends & Folktales - PowerPoint . Bring the Rich Tapestry of Chinese Culture to Your Classroom! Immerse your students in the enchanting world of Chinese stories with this comprehensive PowerPoint bundle! Designed for K-12 learners, this collection brings to life 20 classic tales through engaging, visually-rich slides perfect for lessons on world cultures, literature, social studies, and ELA. What's Inside This Treasure Box? 1.Nian 2.Lotus Lantern 3.Nezha Conque
K - 5th
Balanced Literacy, Informational Text, Reading
Learning an Instrument
This is a little powerpoint I put together to help my students stay true to their instrument goals and to help me keep track of it all for easy access. It also helps them to see other student's goals because it keeps them accountable for what they are learning as well as challenges them to reach for goals they may not have otherwise tried. It is also good for them because they can ask students with similar goals if they want to learn with them, or create a band. My 6th graders LOVED it.
4th - 12th
Music, Music Composition
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