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This powerpoint presentation is great to use in to teach children how our brain learns. The child-friendly slide show is a great way to explain differences and learning styles to children. Once they can understand how the brain works, they will be able to choose the learning style that works best for them. By using tools like these, our students will become more independent and successful learners that will prepare them for a lifetime of learning.

Students will be able to utilize higher level thinking skills while learning about plant and animal cells. Students will compare plant and animal cells to parts of a town. This packet includes: -Graphic organizer to prepare for writing (sample chart is included.) -Differentiated writing assignments for higher/more advanced writers -Celebration sheets to honor student work. In addition, there is a formative assessment for teachers to use to assess reading comprehension on the informative text

Have your students learn about the parts of a microscope to ensure that they safely use them in the classroom. Pages include blank (and answer-key completed) diagram of a microscope. In addition there are note take sheets with the function of each part. Lastly, there is a formative assessment to test reading comprehension skills of non-fiction text. This is a great resource and tool that directly correlates with common core standards.

These pre-made writing pages will help publish any writer's work! There are a variety of different page designs, acrostic poems, and vocabulary work. If you would like a kid-friendy explanation of September 11th, please look for my "Teaching Young Children 9-11." Enjoy! :)

Give your students practice with verbs and nouns with an artistic Thanksgiving craft. This activity allows students to practice parts of speech while creating a fun cornucopia decoration that can be a beautiful bulletin board display. Includes: * Bulletin Board titles * Bulletin Board cut outs (variety) * Directions/Options * Writing Paper Teachers can modify the activity to what fits their needs. You just need to print out the pages and have students follow color, label, and assemble. Ther

Teachers can use this graphic organizer to help student compare and contrast anything! In addition to the organizer, you will receive sentence starters to effectively write comparing and contrasting paragraphs. Lastly, there is decorative paper that can be used to publish a final piece of writing. Enjoy!