Interactive Core Learning

Teach nonfiction text features in a fun way. This BINGO game can be projected to the whole class in an interactive way. It can be a review with small groups as well. It includes a BINGO board that you can make copies of for your students. It is also tied directly to the common core: RI.4.7 Interpret information presented visually, orally, or quantitatively (e.g., in charts, graphs, diagrams, time lines, animations, or interactive elements on web pages) and explain how the information contribut

This is a fun way to learn about grammar by mixing movement with learning. The teacher will need to read the instructions on each slide while the students get to do actions as they learn about complete, fragment, or run-on sentences. It is important to set rules prior to this activity to ensure that students are moving with silence and with hands to themselves. For instance, make it a rule to fold arms while instructions are read aloud by using the signal, “Ready Position.” Along with this, you

This is a fun way to learn about grammar by mixing movement with learning. The teacher will need to read the instructions on each slide while the students get to do actions as they learn about compound sentences and using commas before coordinating conjunctions. It is important to set rules prior to this activity to ensure that students are moving with silence and with hands to themselves. For instance, make it a rule to fold arms while instructions are read aloud by using the signal, “Ready Pos

Start off the year with some visual writing posters that can be used throughout the school year. This resource includes 9 posters, which can be blown up to any size (can be used as a PowerPoint presentation as well). These posters enhance narrative writing techniques such as the organization of a paragraph and essay, dialogue, transition words, and sensory details. It is mostly tied to the 4th grade common core CC.W.4.3; however, it can be used in most upper grades (3-5).

This is a sample to view the quality lessons, activities, and games created by Interactive Core Learning. This version includes a sample interactive lesson presentation and a creative “Go Fish” Homophone Game that teachers can use in their classrooms. There are homophone cards that you can print out as well. The full resource including all “Go Fish” cards, activities and student sheets is located at the following TPT site: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Homophone-Games-CCSS-Aligned