This is an excellent Valentine's Day themed lesson that includes commonly confused words (they're/their/there, to/too/two, lose/loose). There is a printable worksheet for each set of words, or you may use the fourth activity, which combines the three sections into one Valentine's Day story. Great grammar practice for a class-wide activity, individual work, or homework. Students will enjoy the Valentine's Day theme, while polishing their grammar skills! Try it with Valentine's Day Grammar: I
This Language Arts packet includes printables and stories for comma practice. For the first section, students place commas in the sentences. Then, students have two stories to read and place commas in the appropriate spots. This is a great reinforcement activity for ELA and commas. Students will love the variety of activities while sharpening their grammar skills! Also, check out Autumn Comma Craze, Back to School Comma Craze, and Comma Craze 2.
This is a great Halloween themed lesson that includes commonly confused words (to/two/too, their/there/they're, weight/wait, waste/waist, etc.). There are two printable worksheets with a total of 25 sentences. The last activity is a Halloween story filled with commonly confused words! Students will enjoy these Halloween activities, while brushing up on grammar skills! Enjoy!
This Language Arts packet includes printables and short stories for comma practice that centers around the autumn season. For the first activity, students place commas in the appropriate places in sentences. Then, there are three short, fall-themed stories for students to read and fill in with commas. This is a great reinforcement activity for ELA and commas. Students will love the autumn-themed activities while sharpening their grammar skills. Also, check out the original Comma Craze, Comm
This packet includes two short stories and reading comprehension activities. The stories center around the themes winter, the holiday season, and helping others. Comprehension question types include vocabulary, inferential, application, etc. These are great stories for students to practice their comprehension skills, as well as, spark their interest in the holiday season and reflect on the true meaning of the season, helping others. Enjoy more holiday fun and check out Holiday Haikus – FREE!
4th - 6th
English Language Arts, Reading Strategies, Short Stories
This resource includes a short synopsis about the holiday season and giving back. Also, there are 10 writing prompts available, which include themes such as helping others, gratitude, giving back, generosity, and charity. Instructors simply print the writing prompts on the appropriate labels (size: 1” x 2 5/8”, 30 labels per sheet). Then, place the writing prompt label on the student’s reflection or gratitude journals. This is a great way to spur students’ interests in helping others and ref
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 back to school language arts activity includes printables and a set of short stories for comma practice. For the first section, students place commas in the sentences. Then, students have three short stories to read and place commas in the appropriate pots. This is great grammar review as the school year begins! Students will enjoy the back to school theme! Welcome back! Check out Comma Craze, Comma Craze 2, and Autumn Comma Craze.
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, &
This resource includes a short synopsis about Black History Month, Martin Luther King, Jr., and four writing prompts that reflect black history and civil rights. Simply print the writing prompts on the appropriate labels (size: 1" x 2 5/8", 30 labels per sheet). Place the writing prompt label on the student's reflection journal (paper or interactive journal). This is a great way to stir students' creativity and celebrate the Civil Rights Movement and Black History Month in February. Also, t
4th - 7th
Writing-Expository
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