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Onomatopoeia Flashcards | ESL & EFL Sound Word Cards for Kids
Make your English lessons explode with energy using this bright and bold set of Onomatopoeia Flashcards! Designed for young learners, ESL/EFL students, and visual learners of all ages, these cards bring sound words to life through colorful comic-style visuals and real-life photos. Perfect for teaching action sounds, expressive vocabulary, and creative writing, this set will engage students with fun, memorable images that make words like boom, zap, and oops! stick! --- What's Included: A full se
PreK - 4th
Balanced Literacy, Drama, Social Emotional Learning
Parent Permission Forms + Editable Templates - Parents Save Important Info!
These Parent Permission Form & Editable Templates let parents keep the important information at home while sending their signed permission back to you! Great for performing arts teachers, choose from 4 options: performance release, media release, field trip release & blank templates to customize. Cover important information like medical care, approving the content of performances, and timely pick up. I hope this helps speed up & organize your big events! What’s Included:❖ Performance
K - 12th
Drama, For All Subjects, Music
GRATITUDE SONGS- Harmony Hearts
🌟 THE CLASSROOM RESOURCE THAT TURNS GRATITUDE INTO MUSIC, KINDNESS, AND LIFELONG CHARACTER 🌟 Introducing… Harmony Hearts Learning to Care, Share, and Repair 📚 20 Magical Stories About Thank-You Songs Life Skills Through Music & Storytelling 💛 Helping Children Learn: “Gratitude Makes Hearts Grow.” “Kind Words and Songs Can Brighten Someone’s Day.” “Thankfulness Helps People Feel Loved and Appreciated.” In today’s classrooms, many children struggle with: ❌ taking kindness for granted ❌ lack o
K - 5th
Drama, Financial Literacy, Short Stories
Teacher, I'm Bored (FREEBIE)
Teacher, I'm bored! We all have that one student who has a lot of quit in them. They don't finish their work and claim they are just too bored to do it. You're a great teacher. You try to spice things up by adding glitter, glue, playdoh, sparkles and all the rest. You spend hours on powerpoints. You make assignments more challenging. You have tried it all....but have you tried to just play along? Co-miserate with that student by presenting this fabulous list of boredom busting ideas. The clorox
2nd - 12th
Drama, Psychology, School Counseling
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