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Out of the Dust: Graphic Organizer: How Conflict Reveals Theme
I use this graphic organizer in a whole group lesson where I question students to help them reveal the connection between conflict and theme.
5th - 6th
Balanced Literacy, English Language Arts, Literature
The Wishing Well
Step into the magical world of Whisperwood Forest with The Wishing Well — a heartwarming short story that teaches the power of kindness, generosity, and thinking of others before ourselves. This engaging tale follows Maya, a ten-year-old girl who discovers a mysterious wishing well that only grants wishes made for others. Through her selfless wish, Maya and her friends learn that true joy comes not from what we receive, but from what we give. Perfect for guided reading, character education,
1st - 6th
Close Reading, Graphic Arts, Reading
The Mountain’s Secret Song
Bring calm reflection into your classroom with The Mountain’s Secret Song, a beautifully written story that helps children understand the value of patience, peace, and inner stillness. Perfect for Grades 3–6, this story invites readers to explore emotional growth through the eyes of a wise mountain who learns that peace can sing softly, even in silence.Learning Focus:Social Emotional Learning (SEL): mindfulness, patience, empathyReading comprehension & creative expressionCharacter education and
3rd - 6th
Close Reading, Informational Text, Reading
The Stars That Fell into a Journal
⭐ Inspire your students with this heartwarming SEL story! The Stars That Fell into a Journal is a beautifully written short story about dreams, courage, and hope. It follows Mia, a young girl who learns that writing her dreams in a journal—and taking small steps each day—helps her build confidence and turn her wishes into reality.This resource is perfect for:✅ Morning meetings✅ Growth mindset lessons✅ Social-Emotional Learning (SEL)✅ Writing inspiration activities✅ Goal-setting workshops💡 What
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Close Reading, Library Skills, Reading
The Eco-Warriors Club Challenge
Inspire young readers to believe in their power to make a difference with The Eco-Warriors Club Challenge! 🌎✨ This heartwarming short story follows Maya and her lively group of friends as they turn their ideas into action—proving that even a small group of determined kids can spark big change. Perfect for classroom discussions about teamwork, community service, and environmental responsibility, this story encourages students to think critically about how they can care for the world around th
1st - 7th
Close Reading, Graphic Arts, Informational Text
Successfully Funded Podcast Mania Grant
This successfully funded iTouch grant provides a complete written proposal for you to get funded. I received 2 iPods from this proposal I wrote and you can too. Use iPods in your classroom for early readers, podcasts, creating podcast and learning technology fluency. All you need to do is change to your name and school data. Bring your students 21st century technology without having to spend your own funds. Save yourself time, trouble and effort by uploading this grant. Purchasing this will also
PreK - 12th
Visual Arts
$45,000 Technology Grant
I have had over 50 funded grants. This three paragraph succinct letter to a politician is funding the school library with more desktops, a Smartboard and other technology. Components of the proposal include statistical information in a structured and formatted manner.
Purchase of this proposal will allow continued email contact and support from me in order to see your proposal to fruition. The larger the grant, the more structured the proposal needs to be. This must have resource will serve as
PreK - 12th, Higher Education
Informational Text, Instructional Technology
The Streetlight That Wanted to Shine Elsewhere
The Streetlight That Wanted to Shine Elsewhere is a beautifully written short story that teaches children the importance of appreciating their own value, embracing purpose, and understanding that their light matters right where they are.Perfect for elementary to middle school classrooms (Grades 2–6), this resource can be used for:Morning meetings or SEL lessonsGrowth mindset discussionsReading comprehension activities✅ What’s Included:Original illustrated story (printable)Reflection and writing
2nd - 6th
Close Reading, Informational Text, Reading
The School Newspaper Mystery
Step into the buzzing halls of Oakwood Middle School, where three curious “Junior Journalists” uncover more than they bargained for. When Ms. Frizzle’s dazzling rock and mineral collection suddenly disappears, Maya, Ethan, and Chloe refuse to accept the easy answer. With determination, clever research, and teamwork, they chase leads, challenge assumptions, and reveal a surprising truth that shakes up the entire school. This engaging narrative is perfect for middle-grade readers—it combines myst
4th - 8th
Close Reading, Coloring Pages, Reading
Jury Duty
Jury duty slips I created while my students held a trial for Edgar Allan Poe. Saves paper, by providing three slips per piece of paper, and allows students to circle whether they thought the defense or prosecution teams were best. Word document, edit to your liking!
7th - 10th
English Language Arts
The Boy Who Sold Shadows
Bring character education to life with this touching SEL story: “The Boy Who Sold Shadows.” Perfect for grades 3–6, this short story teaches honesty, integrity, and personal responsibility through an imaginative and heartwarming tale.Why Teachers Love It:✅ Builds reading fluency and comprehension✅ Encourages moral reflection and discussion✅ Perfect for SEL lessons, morning meetings, or character week📎 Ideal For:Grades 3–6 | ELA + SEL Integration | Morning Messages | Character Education🖤 Help y
3rd - 6th
Close Reading, Informational Text, Reading
The Rollercoaster That Ran on Laughter
Bring joy into your classroom with this heartwarming short story about a magical rollercoaster powered by laughter! Students will discover how positivity can fuel energy, teamwork, and resilience in everyday life.Perfect for grades 2–6, this resource includes:✅ An original illustrated short story✅ Discussion questions on joy, positivity, and problem-solving✅ A reflection activity (“What fuels your energy?”)✅ Writing prompts to connect story to real-life experiencesThis engaging SEL (Social Emoti
2nd - 6th
Close Reading, Library Skills, Reading
Successfully Funded Kindles Grant
This successfully funded Kindles grant provides a complete written proposal for you to get funded. I received $600 worth of Kindles from this proposal I wrote and you can too. Use Kindles in your classroom for books clubs, literature circles, independent reading or technology fluency. All you need to do is change to your name and school data. Bring your students 21st century technology without having to spend your own funds. Save yourself time, trouble and effort by uploading this grant. Purcha
K - 12th
Computer Science - Technology, Reading
Successfully Funded Digital Camera Grant
This successfully funded digital cameras grant provides a complete written proposal for you to get funded. I received $600 worth of technology from this proposal I wrote and you can too. Use digital cameras in your classroom for technology fluency, project based learning. digital publications, literacy and cross curriculum learning and development. All you need to do is change to your name and school data. Bring your students 21st century technology without having to spend your own funds. Save y
PreK - 12th
Other (Arts)
Grant Proposal STEAM Institute/Club
This grant proposal was awarded to create a STEAM Institute at my elementary school, however this proposal writing is sophisticated enough to be useful for middle school and high school programs as well. My hope is that this exemplar may be useful to you as you develop your own informal program that will benefit the students of your school and of your community. Please feel free to use the language of this grant as needed or the general framework to support your argument to the grant decision-ma
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Math, Science
Grant for Kindle eBooks
Here you will find a copy of a grant that was written for the purchase of two Kindles for the classroom. The Kindles are used during literacy stations and are loaded with different leveled eBooks. The Kindle has the feature of making libraries for the different levels allowing for differentiated instruction!
3rd - 6th
Instructional Technology, Reading
Time for Kids Current Events Grant
This grant was used to earn a 3 year subscription for Time for Kids. The purpose of the grant was for students to gain education in current events and become more aware of global issues. The grant includes:
- cost information
- detailed description of the grant
- common core standards that are aligned with the grant.
This grant is in word document form to easily edit and fit your personal needs.
3rd - 4th
Geography, Government, Social Studies
School Counseling Annual Report
I used this document to justify my position at my high school at the end of the year. I am going into my 3rd year at this school now and it's all thanks to this Annual Report! The numbers don't lie!
9th - 12th
School Counseling
Playful Boho Bulletin Board Letters Alphabet Clip Art
Bring creativity to your space with our 'Playful Boho' hand-drawn alphabet clip art! Perfect for nurseries, daycares, classrooms, or any party occasion, our charming collection adds a personal and artistic touch to posters, cards, signs, and more. Each letter is uniquely designed, turning simple decor into enchanting visual stories that inspire and delight both young and old. Dive into a unique world of whimsy — explore our exclusive collection today and transform ordinary spaces into magical le
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The Lanterns That Remembered Faces
✨ Bring character education to life with story-based learning!The Lanterns That Remembered Faces is a beautifully written short story for grades 3–6 that teaches students about legacy, ancestry, and the lasting power of kindness. Perfect for read-alouds, literacy centers, or morning meetings, this story reminds young learners that every act of kindness lights a path for future generations.✅ What’s Included:Original story (classroom-friendly, printable)Writing prompt: “What kind of light will you
3rd - 6th
Close Reading, Reading, Sight Words
The Lost Library Card
Bring the joy of reading to life with this beautifully written short story, The Lost Library Card. Perfect for grades 2–5, this story highlights the true value of books and imagination, even when obstacles appear.Students will learn that while we may lose things, we never lose the power of stories and the love of reading.This resource includes:✅ A heartwarming short story (ready-to-print or project on screen)✅ Discussion questions to spark classroom conversation✅ A moral lesson about the importa
2nd - 5th
Close Reading, Reading, Short Stories
The Song Inside the Seashell
Bring the magic of mindfulness into your classroom with this gentle story, The Song Inside the Seashell. Students will follow Lila’s discovery that true magic appears when we slow down and listen with our hearts—not just our ears.This resource is perfect for grades 1–3 and includes:A beautifully written short story for read-aloud or independent readingDiscussion questions to build patience, empathy, and mindfulnessWriting and art extensions to spark creativity and self-expressionA ready-to-use p
K - 5th
Close Reading, Reading, Short Stories
The Time Traveling Grandma
📚 The Time Traveling Grandma – A Historical AdventureTake your students on an unforgettable journey through history with The Time Traveling Grandma! This captivating short story follows Eliza, a curious teen, and her adventurous Nana Rose as they travel through Ancient Egypt, Renaissance Italy, and beyond—meeting legendary figures, witnessing breathtaking events, and learning life-changing lessons along the way. Perfect for engaging older students, this story blends history, family values, a
5th - 10th
Close Reading, Coloring Pages, Reading
Budget-Friendly Family Activities: A Parent’s Guide to Meaningful Memories
Budget-Friendly Family Activities: A Parent’s Guide to Meaningful MemoriesCreate unforgettable family memories—without breaking the bank! This comprehensive guide helps parents plan meaningful activities that strengthen bonds, spark creativity, and keep costs low. Perfect for busy families, parent workshops, or early childhood educators sharing resources with caregivers. Inside, you’ll discover: Practical tips for planning engaging family time on any budget. Fun, low-cost activities like backya
Not Specific
Close Reading, Informational Text, Novel Studies
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