Java Teach Repeat

You will find a worksheet with five words: health, balance, physical fitness, flexibility and safety. Students will need to draw a line matching the word with its definition.

You will receive a series of Google map images: A total of 20 (2 per page) Google map (images) screenshots.Students will need to identify cities both home (United States) and abroad. A great way to use Google maps for being able to gain understanding of landmarks too.

An illustrative that includes history of volleyball and how it has evolved over the years. Highlights include 11 specific years to include how game was created, point system, and countries impacted. A timeline that is easy to learn specifics about the game and refer to as needed.

You will find 3 pages of short scenarios in which students need to write a sentence or two of how they would remedy the situation. This will be a good way for learners to brainstorm what they would do using certain real-world examples. An image accompanies what is happening as well.

You will receive two sheets for students to use. Healthy Heart: Fit for Life - students will be able to log and track their fitness activities.Healthy Foods- You Are What You Eat - students will be able to log and list the healthy foods they use to fuel their body. Both worksheets allow for Monday through Sunday tracking.

You will receive the following: A worksheet where a student may either write or draw their responses.For instance, recognizing family traditions, making wishes, what one is grateful for, and favorite foods eaten.

You will receive 8 black and white mandalas to color and/or create. Each mandala is a different, unique design.Also, each one is marked with a varying encouraging title such as love and joy, radiate positivity, relax and rewind, just be, seek calm, inspire within, creativity speaks, and in the moment.

A timeline of money and currency from its first existence to modern day. These series of events and years will be helpful in putting into perspective the history of money and how various forms were of value to human society. For instance, the first paper money issued in 1862 along with other examples.

You will find Guess Who games so that either staff or students can get to know one another. A teacher edition and a student edition will be included.Must fill in the blocks with one or more teacher or student name with the statement that applies to them.A fun way to interact in the classroom or for professional development.

You will receive the following: Two color worksheets that indicate various types of colors and their origins. An eye opening way to describe color creations throughout the decades that were toxic but used for a short time.

You will receive a cover sheet along with 10 varying styles to use for lesson planning. Each template is unique and could list items such as objectives, standards, notes, activities, etc. A great way to be prepared either a day or week in advance.Ideal for levels K-12.

You will receive a page depicting what a teenager could be thinking about in their "monkey mind" (brain) of thoughts and words to describe their focus and worries. A great depiction to display and discuss in regards to what impacts them and how we can assist as educators to help.

You will find a colorful display of the three types of rocks. Igneous, metamorphic, and sedimentary will be listed in a chart format. The etymology, formation, key word, and examples are emphasized along with a brief definition of petrology.

You will receive two worksheets: First, a student can write in three paragraphs what they have in mind with regards to future goals. It could be sports-related, hobbies, interests, or career minded.Second, a student will be able to list up to 6 things they would like to do to add to their "bucket list" within their lifetime.

You will receive the following: A series of two pages of open-ended sentence starters with regards to accentuating the positive. Students will create responses based on starting prompts such as being a good day, what they tried, any opportunities, & how they feel special, etc.

You will receive two sheets to include using polite words and having students cite examples and writing complete sentences. Each word does already have an example of a sentence included one may ask.Words include: please, thank you, excuse me, I'm sorry, no thank you, and may I?

There will be 20 basic questions included for a student to complete and share with others. This will be a great way to get to know the student and his/her peers.

You will be able to reflect over the past week using the following questions/prompts: What went well this week in regards to lesson engagement?If I could have a do over and erase the past, I would change?More time could have been spent on the following...The most enjoyable part of the week would be...Self-care: What did I do for myself?

You will receive the following: A single worksheet where students will have to locate specific items on the map either being a country, body of water, etc. A total of 8 questions to answer.

A series of images with motivational sayings to keep the learning going with a little push and encouragement. A total of 8. Words included outside of thumbnails: Use what you have.Be kind.You're doing great!Are you kitten me? That's amazing!