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Kids love scavenger hunts! Anytime they can move around the classroom while still practicing a skill is a win in my book. This particular scavenger hunt has students search for items around a typical classroom and then describe their location using prepositional phrases. This could be creatively used for distance learning as well! Credit to https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Teachesthirdingeorgia for the fonts. Credit to https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Lindy-Du-Plessis for th

St. Patrick's Day themed task cards to help students practice patterns using colors. There are 64 task cards total. -24 are the ABC pattern. -40 are the AB pattern. Some of the patterns include a shamrock picture. One page of shamrocks are provided at the end of the document for you to print out and use. Students can use beads, colorful cards, crayons, etc. to recreate these patterns.

Task cards to help students practice patterns using colors. There are 64 task cards total. -24 are the ABC pattern. -40 are the AB pattern. Some of the patterns include a rainbow picture. Two pages of rainbows are provided at the end of the document for you to print out and use. Students can use beads, colorful cards, crayons, etc. to recreate these patterns.

Use it in the classroom, at home, or outside! Attach clothespins for hands-on items you find, draw directly on the page, or laminate it for multiple uses!

This is a simple worksheet to pre-assess, practice, review, and/or assess students' knowledge of using commas for geographic location.

This is an easy and creative way for students to get a general idea about how offspring of plants will receive the traits from their parents. They will first decide the traits of each parent apple including color, texture, flavor, etc. Then, they will combine those traits to create a new apple! *Can be paired with the Mystery Science lesson, "What is the biggest apple in the world?"