Koala-Tea Learning

Future veterinarians will love learning about dogs, cats, birds, fish, and lizards in this fun activity booklet. Each animal species has a diagram, life cycle, fun facts, and how to care guide. This resource includes plenty of opportunities for tracing, coloring, a learning new vocabulary.

Fans of Vicky Fang's Invent-a-Pet will love this extension activity! Your students will be inspired to use their imaginations to invent their very own pets--the sky is the limit! If you could invent a pet, what would it be like?  Would it have fur, feathers, or scales?  How many legs would it have?  Would it have wings?  Think about its size, color, and what it loves! Don’t forget to draw eyes, ears, a nose, and a mouth!

This activity booklet features pirate vocabulary, a diagram of a pirate ship, instructions for reading a treasure map, and a pirate treasure page, and more! There are plenty of opportunities for tracing words and coloring!

This helpful sign reminds young students what to bring in the classroom each morning and what to leave behind.

Do you need a fun activity for the first week of school? This activity is a great way to build classroom community. It encourages students to get to know one another and learn classmates' names. Extend the fun with a game of Bingo afterwards!

These graphic organizers will help lower elementary students write about people who inspired change all over the world. My class used these pages to write about Malala Yousafzai, Mahatma Ghandi, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Rosa Parks, Helen Keller, Albert Einstein, Jane Goodall, Henry Ford, Alexander Graham Bell, Wilbur and Orville Wright, Mae Jemison, and Greta Thunberg. Then we compiled the pages to make a keepsake book for each child. There is a spot for children to draw a portrait of the

These graphic organizers will help upper elementary students write about people who inspired change all over the world. My class used these pages to write about Malala Yousafzai, Mahatma Ghandi, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Rosa Parks, Helen Keller, Albert Einstein, Jane Goodall, Henry Ford, Alexander Graham Bell, Wilbur and Orville Wright, Mae Jemison, and Greta Thunberg. Then we compiled the pages to make a keepsake book for each child. There is a spot for children to draw a portrait of the in

This resource has 4 numbered pages with lines and a half page picture box at the top of each page. This paper was used for students to write small moment stories, but it can be used for other writing projects.

This download includes front and back pages of estimating sums practice plus another front and back page without numbers for you to add your own. At the top of the page is a reminder about rounding rules.

Resource includes a cover page, materials/supplies/ingredients needed page, and a writing page. Students will use one page per step in their How To Books.

If you're like me, you love reading First Day Jitters by Julie Danneberg to students on the first day of school. This worksheet helps students make their own connection to the story. It features pictures with feelings words underneath to scaffold students when they identify their own feelings.