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This packet includes adjective activities, which celebrate Presidents' Day. Students sharpen their grammar skills by participating in a variety of presidential themed adjective activities. Also, students learn about the Presidents' Day holiday and our nation's great government leaders. Students will describe presidential nouns, select the appropriate adjectives for presidential sentences, and describe George Washington and Abraham Lincoln. For the last activity, students will draw a portrait

This is an excellent Valentine's Day themed lesson, which includes common vs. proper nouns, singular vs. plural nouns, and pronoun identification. There is a printable for each noun section. This language arts activity can be used as a class-wide activity, individual work, or homework. Students will enjoy the Valentine theme, while brushing up on important grammar skills. Use this in conjunction with Valentine's Day Grammar: A Story and Printables of Commonly Confused Words

As the school year begins, start the session with these fun back to school language arts activities. This packet includes a word find, descriptive word activity, scrambled words, synonyms, and antonyms. Each activity is centered around the returning from summer vacation and starting back to school. Students will enjoy these fun and refreshing activities to jump start the year! Welcome back!

This bundle includes three context clues activities for Winter, Black History Month, and Valentine's Day. Students use context clues to unscramble words for a Winter, Black History Month, and Valentine's Day activity. This is a great reinforcement activity for the months of January and February. Students will enjoy this printable in class or at-home. Three themes in one packet! For March and April Scrambles see Season Scrambles: Activities for St. Patrick’s Day, Spring, and Easter.

This bundle includes three context clues activities (English/Language Arts) for St. Patrick’s Day, Spring, and Easter. Students use context clues to unscramble words for St. Patrick’s Day, Spring, and Easter. This is a great reinforcement activity for the months of March and April. Student will enjoy these language arts printables in-class or at home. Three themes available in one packet! For January and February Scrambles see Season Scrambles: Activities for Winter, Black History Month, &

As the holidays near, students will enjoy this FREE resource. This activity includes the explanation of haikus and offers examples of holiday haikus. For the last portion, students have the opportunity to writer their own holiday haikus. Students could write about Christmas, family traditions, snow, winter, etc. The possibilities are endless with this fun holiday writing activity! Also, check out more holiday fun with Winter Short Stories: Reading Comprehension Activities.

As we celebrate Grandparents Day, students will enjoy this FREE resource. This packet includes the story about the origination of National Grandparents Day. In addition, students will write a Grandparents Day haiku. A famous form of Japanese poetry; haikus are a popular form of poetry used in schools. Haikus are explained and several examples are given. Students have the opportunity to write their very own Grandparents Day Haiku. What a perfect gift to celebrate their grandparents. Also,