The six fundamental skills in volleyball are passing, setting, hitting, serving, blocking, and serve receive. In each page of this handout, volleyball players will understand the four main cues for each of the six skills. In addition, the each page notes a crucial reminder for each skill. Players can use this handout to help the break down a skill based on each cue.
A blank calendar with Months and Days of the week listed. Each calendar features fun artwork and a quote about procrastination. An additional TO Do List with blank date and description slots is provided.
Two page worksheet that is more than a character's name, age, clothing, favorite song. These two pages help students dig into the character's past moments that define a lie they believe.
My students get excited to turn the page in this cute, easy to read workbook! Follow the "Llama Drama" of two llamas as they work to solve "probllamas." The workbook has a step-by-step guide to understanding the topics, with interactive notebook pages, quick assessments, printable games, and more. I print this out as a booklet for each student. It's a great introduction for 4th - 6th graders and also works as a fun review for 7th - 9th graders. This workbook includes the following: Variables Exp
A flip chart for students to label parts of the head, body, skeleton, and a personal "selfi!" Clipart credits go to Microsoft Office, https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Sarah-Pecorino-Illustration, https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Glitter-Meets-Glue.
These mini-books fit inside a "Mis Libros" pocket for Interactive Notebooks or folders. Students in first year Spanish will recognize the vocabulary terms and practice tracing the words. These books can be used independently and in pairs reading aloud. The mini-books include: ¿Cómo Estás? ¡Puedo Contar! Los Dias de La Semana ¿Quién Eres? Vamos Matemáticas! Las Palabras Mágicas Cuando Sea Grande, Quiero Ser… Printing Instructions: These mini-books should be printed on both sides of the paper, fli
Over 80 pages of awesome story-inspiring ideas, activities, and guides! For teachers and students who are looking to go beyond the basic character information sheet and the beginning, middle, and end plot diagram, this workbook will guide students through the process of developing a story idea, how to start a story, and how to write a story that's deep in meaning.This workbook gets to the heart of a story: the main character and the story problem. A big part of that is how the students discover
4th - 12th
Creative Writing, English Language Arts, Short Stories
These three worksheets are examples from my Personal Essay Workbook. They can accompany any essay format! Why I Write Detailed steps of writing a personal essay Outline of personal essay
3rd - 12th, Adult Education
Creative Writing, English Language Arts, Writing-Essays
One of the biggest hurdles for any writer is picking the topic that is right for them. Whether it’s a senior in high school needing to write an essay for a college application or a 5th grader writing an essay for the first time, it’s overwhelming to choose a topic. A writer doesn’t want to pick any random idea; they want it to matter to them. This workbook will help writers understand the process of getting to the heart of an idea, and how to develop it into a deep and meaningful essay. The page
4th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Creative Writing, English Language Arts, Writing-Essays
Students will love this cute schoolhouse reference booklet they get to create! Windows open to AR, ER, and IR verbs. Pages guide students in conjugating ten verbs in present tense. Verbs include hablar, usar, necesitar, comer, comprender, tener, vivir, escribir, decir, and ir. With each conjugation page, students will have three sentence building pages that increase in level of ability. Students will also compare the irregular conjugation of the ER and IR verbs. The booklet concludes with pages
This 'diario' is for beginning Spanish learners or as a 'back-to-school' refresher for second year Spanish learners. The topics address central concepts for first year learners: Self, Body, Location, Culture/Country, Emotions, Conversation, Family, Future Self, Wants & Needs, Seasons, Holidays, Food, El Dia de Los Muertos (Day of the Dead), Places, Occupations. This download includes 34 journal entry pages of fun and engaging ideas, and four pages of useful terms and phrases to help the learn
Worksheet one: identify living vs. non-living things
Worksheet two: apply characteristics (grow, eat, move, change, reproduce) to identifying living vs. non-living things
Worksheet three: demonstrate understanding of living things by drawing how three different living organisms grow, eat, move, change or reproduce) *worksheet three is the preview
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9th - 12th
Math, Science, Social Studies
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Experience
Biology Teacher at high school, community college, and university
Naturalist at research station in Costa Rican rainforest
Educator at Virginia Zoo
Teaching style
Open-ended questions, discovery, differentiated lessons, group activities, research papers
My own education history
B.S. Biology from Indiana University
M.S. Biology from University of Missouri in St. Louis
M.A. Secondary Education from University of Phoenix
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As a military spouse who's moved several times, I've been fortunate to teach from kindergarten all the way through undergraduates in college! The things I share here on TPT is as eclectic as my educational experience!
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