Ashley's Activities

Pocket Full of Colors: The magical world of Mary Blair, Disney artist extraordinaire. This COLORFUL resource includes: design a new book cover, comprehension questions, vocabulary (draw, define, use it in a sentence), three graphic organizers, compare and contrast, word search, "color like Mary" activity and four paint palette graphic organizers. This resource would be great for Women's History Month, sub plans, and more!

Your students will love reading "Seriously, Cinderella is so Annoying" by Trisha Shaskan. Included engagement activities: *Character, Narrator, & Point of View review *Beginning, Middle, End graphic organizer *Character Traits & Adjectives *Letter Writing *Word Search *Three different journal prompts

Your students will love reading "She Loved Baseball: The Effa Manley Story." Effa Manley was the first woman inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame! Included engagement activities: *Parts of Speech *Story Elements *ABC Order *Fact and Opinion *Compare and Contrast *Word Search *Writing Craftivity

Do you need an easy attendance incentive? Just print and hang the sign outside of your classroom door for automatic bragging rights! The signs come in color & black and white to copy on cardstock!

The SQUISHMALLOW obsession is REAL, so why not make it educational? SQUISH-tastic math, writing and ELA activities include: *addition and subtraction, with and without regrouping *phonics practice *three-digit and four-digit place value activities *creative writing prompt and drawing

Clever Tom and the Leprechaun by Linda Shute companion activity pack! Clover Story Elements: characters, setting, problem, solution Define and Draw Vocabulary: fierce, hoodwinked, pestering, sly

These can be used for a teammate, coworker, co-teacher, administrator, parent volunteer, bus driver, librarian, counselor or custodian. Just attach the tag onto a candle, hand sanitizer or any gift for a friend!

Celebrate Women's History Month with fun and engaging passages, quotes, comprehension questions and coloring pages! Amelia Earhart Condoleeza Rice Jane Addams Diana Nyad Edna Lewis Eunice Kennedy Bessie Coleman Malala Yousafzai Pocahontas Marie Curie

Students use TRANSITION WORDS when they write and draw the steps to make Leprechaun slime. Students determine which state of MATTER each ingredient is and write the definition for the following VOCABULARY: kneading, consistency, mixture, substance and elasticity. Students use ADJECTIVES to describe their slime, as well as MEASURE when recording the length of their stretched slime.

Turn January themed FACTS into an OPINION. Add opinion sentence starters or strong adjectives to add emotion and feeling! This activity helps increase higher level thinking beacuse it goes beyond simply asking students to determine if a statement is a fact or an opinion. *These task cards can be used in a writing center, around the room activity or can be cut and glued into a journal.

Response sheets for Target's "Clever Connectors" activity pieces, Play-Doh, hashtag blocks and Legos. Perfect for a writing center, early finishers or a STEM challenge!

Your students will love reading "Honestly, Red Riding Hood Was Rotten" by Trisha Shaskan. Included engagement activities: *Character, Narrator, & Point of View review *Beginning, Middle, End graphic organizer *Character Traits & Adjectives *Word Search *Three different journal prompts

SCENTsational gift tags can be used for a: teammate, student, coworker, co-teacher, administrator, parent volunteer, volunteer, bus driver, librarian, counselor or custodian.

Cut and paste prompts to better help students compare and contrast! Students fill in the blanks, cut out their responses and glue to create their own poster!

What was life like 100 years ago in 1920? Students will learn facts about music, inventions and fashion from this exciting time period!

This clover shaped writing activity is a fun way for students to show school staff how much they shamROCK!

Phil and his shadow do everything together, until Shadow runs away to see the world. Make a comic about an adventure your shadow would go on!

This writing activity is a fun way for your students to show your staff members how much they are LOVED!

Students draw or write the name of a character in the middle circle. Fill in the character traits in the surrounding circles. For a fun twist: students can move seats to add another character trait on each other's papers!