Cedar Tree Classroom

This lesson teaches students about the four types of sentences— simple, compound, complex, and compound-complex—and how to use them to make their writing clearer and more interesting. Through explanations, group activities, and practice exercises, students will learn to identify and write different sentence types. They will also see why sentence variety is important for making writing flow better. Who is this lesson for?Middle and high school students learning about sentence structure.ELA clas

Newton's Three Laws of Motion Posters includes a poster for each law with kid-friendly language and an example represented by a picture.

Great for Centre Time! The entire list of Primer Sight Words from the Dolch Word List is hidden in fun pictures! Students will roll the die, choose a card and search and find either a sight word or a picture. This game includes: In Colour: - 4 Game Boards plus a Game Title - 1 Colour Die (courtesy of Classroom CoPilot) - Picture Cards In Black and White - 4 Game Boards plus a Game Title - Sight Word cards - 1 Number Die (2-4) - Picture Cards - Game Instructions

Great for Centre Time! The entire list of Pre-Primer Sight Words from the Dolch Word List is hidden in fun pictures! Students will roll the die, choose a card and search and find either a sight word or a picture. This game includes: In Colour: - 4 Game Boards plus a Game Title - 1 Colour Die (courtesy of Classroom CoPilot) - Picture Cards In Black and White - 4 Game Boards plus a Game Title - Sight Word cards - 1 Number Die (2-4) - Picture Cards - Game Instructions

Common sight words for grades one and two, made into flash cards. Can be used for memory, flash cards, or any other game created to help students learn their sight words! Includes: - Beginning Grade One sight words (the, of, and, to, etc) - Mid Grade One sight words (have, not, this, all, but, etc) - End of Grade One sight words (then, make, has, about been, etc) - Grade Two sight words (ten, poor city, teacher, turn, fight, because, etc)