Keeping Them Thinking

For our Easter special at the school I taught at last year, my kids wanted to put on an play with animal characters. I created this play, "What The Animals Thought" to share the story of Jesus' death and resurrection through the perspective of livestock. There are 7 characters, but more animals could be added to suit a larger class. The characters and their roles are as follows: Adina - a farm girl who is bored with everyday life until the animals share what happened a few years ago in her hom

This presentation I created is intended as a review and can be with units on biology, geography, and ecosystems. There is a rainforest creature for each letter of the alphabet. Each slide displays the letter and three facts about the animal. The students can make a guess or determination about the animal; with a click, you can see the picture of the animal. Another click will display the creature's name. You can print out 2-3 slides per page, cut them out, and use the slides as flashcards for

I made this coloring page to accompany the "The Greatest Adventure: Stories from the Bible - The Creation" by Hannah-Barbara. The font is Times New Roman, size 14 (Title size 18) I drew the picture of Adam and Eve with a black sharpie. This took my second grade class 5-10 minutes to color

I created this worksheet to accompany my "Meet Mrs. Poczobut's Second Grade Class" Bulletin Board. This idea seemed to generate a lot of interest for fellow students and parents alike. It was also a nice way for my class to introduce themselves! This worksheet has a blank box on the right for a self-portrait. On the left, there are writing prompts. The writing prompts include: Name Age Where the student lives Family Information Favorite Food What the student likes Favorite Subject Typed in 16p

I designed this worksheet for a lesson I did with 6th grade. It can be used as a review, regular worksheet, or test. Students need to circle the appropriate word for each sentence explaining cell division and define mitosis, DNA and chromosome.

Roll a number cube and use different colors to fill in each number space.

Simply roll the dice and add. Cross out the sum on the worksheet. Can be played alone, with a partner, or in a group.

Simply roll the number cubes and cross off the corresponding sum. This game can be played alone, with a partner, or in a group.

Simply roll the number cube and cross off the corresponding number word. This game can be played alone, with a partner, or in a group.

Students need a number cube for this game. Simply roll the die and cross out the number on the worksheet. Can be played alone, with a partner, or in a group.

Roll the dice. Add the dots. If the sum is odd, color the corresponding number slice.

Roll the dice. If you have an even sum, color the corresponding slice of the rainbow.

I made these worksheets when I was student teaching a sixth grade science class. These worksheets are intended to be used with a lesson on Asexual Reproduction. The worksheets touch upon inherited and learned traits and types of reproduction including regeneration, spores, fission and budding.

I made this worksheet using google documents then converted it to Microsoft Word. This multiple choice activity could be used as a warm up, review, or test.

I created this trivia sheet using Google forms and then converted it to a Word document. This multiple choice sheet could be used as a warm up, review activity, or test.

This test covers the big events up to Genesis Chapter 11. I touched upon the Creation, Adam and Eve, Cain and Abel, Noah and the Flood, and the Towel of Babel. The test includes the following types of questions: Matching Numerical Order Multiple Choice Fill in the Blank Short Answer The test includes 2 pictures and was written using Comic Sans font. The answer key is NOT included.