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Sea Turtle Theme FREEBIE (Binder Cover & Signs)
Sea Turtle Theme Classroom Décor! Enjoy this FREEBIE! Included in this sample pack are binder covers and half page signs, both in color and black and white. Text boxes are already inserted into documents, so it’s very user friendly. Just type in your content and print! You will need to open this document in PowerPoint. There are also copies that are made as coloring pages, so your students will be able to design their own binder covers and signs! And thinking ahead for Back-to-School, save big
K - 5th
For All Subjects
Renaissance Artist or Ninja Turtle??
This is a simple introduction activity for Kindergarten or 1st grade Gifted and Talented students to a Renaissance artists unit. Students cut out characteristic cards and paste them into the columns of "Renaissance Artist" or "Ninja Turtle." I usually use this as our first activity as we get into the artists, so this is not an incredibly difficult task.
K - 1st
Art History, European History
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Yertle the Turtle Questions
Several critical thinking questions about Dr. Seuss' Yertle the Turtle.
4th - 7th
English Language Arts
Turtle Word Practice (OG)
Orton Gillingham practice with Turtle Words. This word document is editable so feel free to adapt it to your students' needs.
PreK - 8th, Adult Education
English Language Arts, Reading, Writing
Saving Sea Turtle Questions
These questions go with the guided reading lesson Saving Sea Turtles
2nd - 5th
Reading
Basic Coding Vocab Page
PDF with basic coding vocab along with examples. This was designed to assist students in becoming familiar with vocabulary while starting Python.
4th - 12th
Computer Science - Technology, Engineering, Robotics
Ella & the All-Stars Book Coloring Pages
Reinforce the wonderful concepts in our children's book "Ella & the All-Stars" with classroom coloring pages. Ella and her new friends represent diversity (Jax the colorful checkered turtle, Jeffery the unusual trumpet fish, Harold the elderly pelican) and disability (Davey the vision-impaired seahorse, Michele the one-clawed lobster).
Along with the book and classroom discussion lessons, these coloring pages reinforce to its readers that friends come in all shapes, sizes, colors and abilities.
PreK - 2nd
Character Education, For All Subjects, Reading
Franklin and the Thunderstorm Comprehension Questions
This is a question sheet for primary students that follows the book Franklin and the Thunderstorm. The questions are for reading comprehension and comes from an author study about Franklin the Turtle by Paulette Bourgeois.
1st - 2nd
Reading, Reading Strategies, Writing
Teaching Time: Hour and Minute Hand
Students in first and second grade often confuse the hour hand and minute hand on an analog clock. This guide sheet will help show the students that the hour hand is short like a turtle and the minute hand is long like the ears on a rabbit. Fill in the text and digital time to match the analog clock on the sheet.
Give each student a copy and/or project this onto a Smart Board to help your students! Enjoy!
K - 3rd
Measurement
CCSS
2.MD.C.7
Difference between Tattling and Reporting
This is a great sheet to use with younger students to help guide them into deciding for themselves if what they are trying to tell is tattling or reporting. Goes very well with a "Tattle Turtle".
K - 4th
For All Subjects, School Counseling
Weekly Coding Student Reflection | Self-Assessment Worksheet for Grades 5 – 12+
Your students just finished another coding week — but do they actually know what they learned? This free 2-page weekly reflection worksheet gives students a structured moment to check in on their confidence, name what was hard, reflect on how they handled being stuck, and set a goal for next week. Takes 5–10 minutes. No grading required. What's Inside:Skills confidence rating scaleHighs & Lows open responseStuck strategy checklist (normalizes productive struggle)Growth mindset self-assessmentLoo
5th - 12th
Computer Science - Technology
Journey's Lesson 14 Writing Prompt
This is a short writing prompt for lesson 14 of the 4th grade Journeys reading series. It is to be used after the second story of the week, The Dove and the Ant, has been read and discussed.
It can be as hands on or hands off as you would like it to be.
There is an art component for students to complete.
All information is on one page to save paper!
4th
English Language Arts, Graphic Arts, Writing
(FREE) Group Work Roles
This is a free sheet that describes four unique roles when having students work in groups. Facilitator: a role similar to leader, but role's is to keep everyone on task. Resourcer: a role for someone that is hesitant when working in a group or doesn't feel confident due to the subject matter. This person's role is collecting materials and having notes out to share with the group. Clarifier: a role similar to the cheerleader, always making sure everyone is included. Equalizer: this role is und
1st - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Character Education, For All Subjects
Guided Reading - Level M
Teacher Lesson Plans and Student Follow Ups
2nd - 3rd
English Language Arts, For All Subjects
Strategies and Tips for Energizing and Teaching Better Role-Plays
Strategies and Tips for Energizing and Teaching Better Role-Play
I used to teach role-play and drama to ESL/ELL kids at a college and I came up with this list of strategies and techniques for teaching better role-plays. I have used it as a teacher training and also with my high school Language Arts classes and everyone seems to find it helpful. I am sharing this as a free resource and all I ask is that you rate it. It just takes a minute.
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5th - 12th, Adult Education
Drama, For All Subjects
Math Signal Words Basic Operations: Addition Subtraction Multiplication Division
Math vocabulary graphic organizer to be used as a visual for students to understand what terms are frequently used for each operation. May post in classroom and/or print to be included in student math folders or journals. Give blank to students and have them complete or give them completed handout and add new vocabulary terms as you come across them.
3rd - 5th
Basic Operations, Math, Other (Math)
RAFTS An acronym to tackling writing prompts or writing a creative pieces
RAFTS is the acronym for role, audience, form, topic, and strong verb. It is used to help writers focus when tackling a writing prompt or when beginning to brainstorm a creative writing piece. Post this is your classroom or have students keep in their writing folders/binders.
3rd - 8th
Writing
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