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

Easy half page response sheet that can be used for any science experiment. Perfect for those awesome science experiments you find on blogs that do not come with the assignment.

Use this template to keep track of what your guided reading groups are reading and when each stage of guided reading is completed. This template includes a space to write: - Name of the group - Name of the book - Word count - Level of the book - Notes and date completed

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)