Eclectic Educating

Learn how hurricanes and tornadoes form and how to stay safe during these severe storms! Included in this product are an article about hurricanes and tornadoes, two written response questions (with answer key), a venn diagram comparing hurricanes and tornadoes (with answer key), and a cause and effect chart (with answer key).

A summary graphic organizer designed to look like a snowman. Broken down into sections for main idea and supporting details. Perfect for any story or writing activity!

With this integrated unit, students will learn about the Titanic, its sinking, and the discovery of its wreckage. The unit combines reading, social studies, and a little math through a variety of engaging activities. Includes a list of children's books about the Titanic, boarding tickets for the Titanic to give students, a KWL chart, an article about the Titanic with questions (answer key provided), a mapping activity with questions (answer key provided), a timeline activity with questions (a

What could be greater than reading about chocolate?! Included in this unit are a KWL chart (to be used with any book or article), a sequencing graphic organizer to be used with the book "From Cocoa Bean to Chocolate," an answer key for the sequencing graphic organizer, an article about the different types of chocolate, an article about whether chocolate milk is good or bad for you, and a writing page to explain whether chocolate milk should be served at schools.

Everything you need to create a "snowman venn diagram!" Use the venn diagram to compare two stories or any two things you can think of! This packet contains the templates for the pieces of the snowmen. Also included are two answer keys. One answer key compares the books "The Snowman" and "Snowmen at Night." The other answer key compares "Snowmen at Night" and the Highlights short story "The Mystery of the Suspicious Snowman." (Found at EBSCO host) A sample finished project is included as well. E

Introduce various Geometry terms using this open note format. Each term includes a definition and a space for students to draw and label an example. Terms include: Point, Line Segment, Line, Ray, Parallel, Intersecting, Perpendicular, Angle, Right Angle, Obtuse Angle, Acute Angle, Straight Angle, Polygon, Triangle, Acute Triangle, Obtuse Triangle, Right Triangle, Scalene Triangle, Isosceles Triangle, Equilateral Triangle, Quadrilateral, Rectangle, Square, Parallelogram, Rhombus, Trapezoid, Pent

This is a simple graphic organizer designed to be used with the reading strategy of synthesizing.