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St. Valentine's Day K-5 activity sheet that addresses shapes, colors, and counting in English and Spanish. Another sheet asks the students to make something out of the heart creatively using patterns.

Three sheets with 1. Wordsearch 2. Crossword puzzle 3. Maze All three are super easy and related to Day of the Dead/ The Crossword puzzle will let students use deductive skills to figure out the word in English (they are quite easy to figure out).

SKILLS: Y end words character traits word search short constructed response draw a picture slot filling answer questions cut and paste

Fun and easy way to incorporate Spanish or to learn new words using the Day of the Dead (Dia de los Muertos) theme. Phonetic pronunciation is included for each word, the key, a space to create, and another to identify body parts using the one and only muerta girl, Skelita Calavera.

Spanish lesson on the life cycle of toads, simple sentences. Made for students who want to learn Spanish without it being too overwhelming. It can also be a starter lesson and then build up higher vocabulary from there. If you use Wixie or Pixie, this can be the model lesson for your students to create their own prez.

These are 8 exemplar sheets that include: 1. Smartboard model - to show using a projector or fill it out on transparency. 2. Fillable template- All you do is add the problem and print 3. Bilingual template- Susan O'Connell's problem solving strategy choices in both English and Spanish 4. Sample problems that you can get ideas from: one is for money, the other is logical reasoning, and the other is estimation and calculation.

For this project, the students will be able to identify and describe the main traits of a boom town, both old and modern. They will use: FlamingText.com Clipart Shapes Google

You get 16 slides where the kids can 1. Wordsearch (English and Spanish) 2. Create turkey feathers as specified by rubric 3. Use a ruler (included) to measure big, medium and small feathers. 4. Do a color-by number

SPANISH 1, 2 pre-post test "game" assessment, also in English for ELLs This board game tests the basic survival questions in English (for ELL) and Spanish (For FLES, or Spanish 1, 2) Print, laminate, divide the kids, and watch them have fun.

Includes: Make feathers to understand fractions Make graphs of what everyone is having at Thanksgiving Day Draw a Turkey Key Bilingual Spanish/Eng

Students can use the sheets to apply new knowledge of the names and atributes of the shapes in L2 so they can make them into new shapes. Activity often practiced in TAG lessons too.

Using school objects to introduce "Necesito" - Spanish K6 Product made using Pixie but you can use it as copy/paste, as a model to put on the Smartboard, or as worksheets and study guides

Show on smartboard and have the kids go and identify specific words and animals by circling them. Easy to follow even if you do not speak Spanish.

Create word and number sense using these awesome graphic organizers. Key to using it with numbers is included.

Prepositions listed in English and Spanish separately Activities to use and identify them in both languages Great for ELLs, ELA, 2-5 and beyond. Awsome tool for Spanish teachers to prompt conversations.

ESOL, FL, or ELL poster"able" chart showing fruits and vegetables in Spanish. Can be printed individually as well for testing.

Show Repeat Write Answer Identify all in Spanish

This project is for foreign and non foreign students to research and explore their countries as they put a "passport" together" In the end, we are all happy citizens of one classroom. AS THIS PROJECT GOES, ASK STUDENTS: What are passports? What do passports say about us? What stories do they tell? The pros and cons of a proof of citizenship. Other EQs to expand upon: EQs: a) What is the process of becoming a country's citizen? b)What is a citizen? c) Is the process worth the outcome? d) What

Creative way to assign values to different kinds of candy to make equations, multiplication, and/or number sentences. Make it as easy or complex as you wish.

Skills 1. Compound words 2. its vs. it's 3. imperative sentences 4. book review