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Describing Your Home – Beginner ESL Lesson | No-Prep | Printable + Editable
Looking for a fun and engaging way to teach adult ESL students how to talk about their homes? This no-prep lesson has everything you need to teach vocabulary, grammar, and real-world communication. Designed for beginner learners, it’s perfect for both in-person and online classes.✅ What’s Included: Picture Dictionary (rooms, furniture, and home types)✍️ Worksheet Pack (matching, fill-in-the-blank, writing, speaking) Grammar Practice: There is / There are Listening Activity with the song “Our Hou
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Grammar, Other (ELA), Vocabulary
Talking About Your Family – ESL Lesson for Beginners
What You’ll Get: This no-prep ESL lesson helps beginning English learners describe their families using key vocabulary, simple sentence structures, and possessive adjectives. Centered around the classic song Color Him Father by The Winstons, this lesson includes real-world speaking practice, listening comprehension, and visual supports. Includes: ✅ Step-by-step Lesson Plan (PDF & DOCX) ✅ Worksheet Pack: Matching, Fill-in-the-Blank, Sentence Writing ✅ Flashcards (Family Vocabulary) ✅ Role
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Grammar, Other (ELA), Vocabulary
Anyone Can Produce Plays with Kids ... a 138-page Classroom Drama Handbook
ANYONE CAN PRODUCE PLAYS WITH KIDS is a138-page drama handbook providing the absolute basics required to stage your own dramatic productions at home, school and in your community — without incurring unreasonable monetary expense or unwarranted blood pressure increase. It is an essential tool for any teacher looking to inspire their students with classroom drama.
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Creative Writing, Drama, Speaking & Listening
Ordering Food in a Restaurant – English for Beginners
Ordering Food in a Restaurant – Product Description ⭐️ Ordering Food in a Restaurant – English for Beginners (90-Minute Lesson) This complete ESL lesson gives beginner English learners the vocabulary, grammar, and confidence to order food in a restaurant. Includes realistic conversation practice, worksheets, role-play activities, and a quiz. What’s Included: - 90-minute editable lesson plan (Word) - Student worksheets (vocabulary, grammar, and speaking) - Flashcards for key terms and
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Other (ELA), Vocabulary, Writing
Going on Vacation - Road Trip & Hotel Social Story
Description: Use this FILL-IN-THE-BLANK social story to prepare your child for an upcoming vacation. This story is about a family who goes on a road trip, stays in a hotel, and visits friends or family. Look for other versions in my store (e.g., Airplane, Train, Relative’s House). This story has 11 pages with color pictures and simple phrases to engage your youngest students or your older students with autism or other developmental differences. Fill-In-The-Blanks (use wet erase marker to write p
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Fry Words 1–25 Assessment, Progress Monitoring & Fluency Support
Are your students struggling with sight word automaticity, fluency, hesitations, or reading confidence? This Sight Word Intervention Toolkit was designed to help teachers move beyond simple memorization and provide meaningful, targeted reading support using assessment, progress monitoring, fluency practice, and intervention planning tools. Perfect for RTI, AIS, intervention groups, tutoring, homeschool support, and classroom reading intervention, this toolkit helps educators identify student nee
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Reading, Reading Strategies, Sight Words
Also included in: Fry Words 1–100 Assessment, Progress Monitoring & Fluency Support
Teaching Inference: A Mini-Lesson for Struggling Readers | SPED & RTI
🔹 Students often struggle with inference because the answers are not stated directly in the text. This two-page teacher mini-lesson explicitly teaches how to model inference using text clues + background knowledge, making this abstract skill accessible for struggling readers. Perfect for SPED, intervention, and upper elementary–middle school classrooms. 🔹 Inference is one of the most challenging reading comprehension skills for struggling readers. Many students can answer literal questions
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Close Reading, Reading Strategies, Science of Reading
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CCRA.R.1
, CCRA.R.4
Also included in: Teaching Inference Made Simple | Mini-Lesson + Anchor Chart + Worksheets
Princess and the Pea - a readers theatre play
Students will engage in reading, listening, and speaking as they perform this delightful Reader's Theatre version of the Princess and the Pea. If desired, the show can become a narrated pantomime, fully produced with costumes, etc., for an experience you and the students will be proud of. Synopsis:A Prince searches far and wide for the Princess of his dreams to marry, but to no avail. One stormy night, when he thinks all is lost, a young, bedraggled maiden appears at his castle door claiming to
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Drama, Literature, Reading Strategies
Math Conversation Cards for Elementary and Middle School Students
✅Wishing your elementary and middle school students would engage more in math dialogue? Hoping to inspire conversations in K-8 classrooms while solving math problems? Look no further! With these math conversation cards, students are able to ask and respond to questions with classmates. These cards are perfect for all learners- from quieter students to those with leadership abilities and everyone in-between! They are rooted in common mathematical concepts that get kids talking about their thinkin
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Other (Math)
Mindful Body Scan Activity
✨ Imaginative Body Scan Scripts for Kids | Mindfulness & Calm ResourceHelp your students slow down, reset, and reconnect with their bodies using these five imaginative body scan scripts—perfect for calming corners, transitions, SEL lessons, or brain breaks! Each script takes kids on a peaceful journey through fun, sensory-rich settings like the beach, space, jungle, lake, and a campfire under the stars. Students are guided to relax each part of their body while building self-awareness, em
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Classroom Community, Social Emotional Learning
Winter Break Comic Strip
Comic strip made with the intention of stimulating dialogue and practicing reading and comprehension.
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Creative Writing, Other (Arts), Performing Arts
3-Person Conflict Resolution Form with "I" Statement Poster
Use this form to record three sides of a conflict, solutions, and use the "I" Statement poster as a template for dialogue between both people. This form also includes a place to record follow-up conversations.
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Classroom Community, School Counseling, Social Emotional Learning
The Wise Old Woman - a play
In this comical look a traditional medieval Japanese folktale, your students will experience the culture, and learn an important lesson about the value of the elders in a society. Synopsis of the Story:In The Wise Old Woman, a Japanese town's young lord, thinking that the town's elderly are a burden and a waste of resources, issues a foolish decree that all people over the age of 70 are to be taken to the mountain and left to die. One young farmer cannot bear to send his old mother to the moun
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Asian Studies, Drama, Literature
Christmas Calligraphy Workbook For Beginners
✨ Celebrate the season of joy with the Christmas Calligraphy Workbook — a festive collection of elegant lettering practice sheets featuring cheerful holiday quotes and cozy winter vibes. Perfect for: • Calligraphy beginners and lettering lovers ✨ • Holiday creatives who enjoy festive writing 🖋️ • Teachers and students for seasonal art projects 🎨 • DIY gift makers and card designers 🎁 • Anyone who loves cozy Christmas vibes ❄️ • Practicing modern calligraphy with holiday quotes 💌 • Imp
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Alphabet, Creative Writing, Handwriting
Time to Share Story: A Social Story about Sharing
Description: Use this social story to teach your students how to share toys with brother, sister, or friends. This is a 5-page story with color pictures and simple phrases to engage your youngest students or your older students with autism or other developmental differences. Children are taught to say “my turn”, play for a while, then say “your turn”, and give the toy to the friend. They are taught to wait for their next turn or to find a new toy to play with.
Inspiration: The story was made s
PreK - 3rd, Not Specific
Short Stories
The Wind in the Willows Play Script (Royalty-Free)
The Wind in the Willows is a 45(ish)-minute youth play adapted from Kenneth Grahame’s classic book. This 39-page script brings to life the wild escapades of Mr. Toad and his loyal friends Rat, Mole, and Badger in a fast-paced, family-friendly adaptation of the beloved classic The Wind in the Willows. Filled with humor, heart, and plenty of Toad-created chaos, it’s a great fit for schools, homeschool theater groups, or community performances. Recognizing the challenges of tight budgets, this scr
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Drama, Literature, Other (Arts)
Staying in My Bed in The Morning- Social Story
Do you have early risers who struggle with keeping quiet while the rest of the house sleeps? It's a common challenge! This social story will gently guide young children toward understanding the importance of quiet time and making thoughtful choices for peaceful mornings: Understand Quiet Time: It clearly explains that "the morning is a quiet time" when "everyone in the house is still sleeping," setting the expectation for considerate behavior.Recognize Noisy Play: The story identifies common noi
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Social Emotional Learning
Bring a Torch, Jeanette, Isabella (A Christmas Play)
BRING A TORCH, JEANETTE, ISABELLA is a short play dramatizing the origins of the song “Bring a Torch Jeannette, Isabella”. A village in Provence, France, 1676. 11-year-old Camille is upset because she cannot attend the grand Christmas Eve ball — she and her 10-year-old twin sisters (Jeannette and Isabella) have been left in charge of running the family inn while their widowed mother goes to the next village to care for a sick friend. Camille is especially annoyed at two new arrivals, a young hu
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Drama, Music
Trust or Control? | One-Page Bible Devotional + Reflection Prompts (Proverbs 3:5
Trust or Control? | One-Page Bible Devotional + Reflection Prompts (Proverbs 3:5–6) “Trust in the Lord with all your heart…” This one-page Christian devotional explores the timeless question: Do we trust God—or try to control everything ourselves? Based on Proverbs 3:5–6, this printable reflection helps students wrestle with faith, obedience, and letting go of self-reliance. Designed for Christian classrooms, homeschoolers, youth groups, or personal devotionals, this resource will spark deep
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Other (Arts), Religion, Social Emotional Learning
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