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Students are asked to count the monsters and write the number in the box. Includes: + 5 worksheets + 6 questions per worksheet

A quick and engaging number & letter sort for early learners! Students drag items into the correct category while practicing foundational literacy and math skills.

Students will be asked to say the name of the picture. Then, spell and write the missing digraph sound.

Students will be asked to say the name of the picture and listen to the ending sound. Then, circle the correct ending digraph they hear. Includes: + 5 pages, 6 questions per page + Self-grading Easel Activity

Students are instructed to say the name of the picture and listen to the beginning sound. Then, circle the correct beginning digraph they hear. Includes: + 5 pages, 6 questions per page + interactive, self-grading Easel activity

Use the pen tool to circle two numbers that are side-by-side or up and down.

Two phrases: "I Dino What's Better Than Having A Friend Like You!" "A Friend Like You Makes My Heart Dino-SOAR-us!" Page one: 12 individual cards to cut out. Page two: 6 (3x3 inch) cards to cut out.

Great for a center activity or take-home practice. Cut out each card and let the learning begin! Words included are: La espalda La columna vertebral El cerebro El pecho Las nalgas La pantorrilla El ombligo La cintura La muñeca El talón El pulgar Las pestañas La frente Las costillas La palma Activity suggestions: place each card face-down and flip one card over at a time to find the picture and word that match.

An alternative to the same old boring word problem worksheet. 20 fraction word problem cards with colorful borders. -- students are asked to write the fraction and draw a picture for each problem like I have done in the sample pictured in the Preview. **Teacher Suggestion** -Easel Activity with Read Aloud Button -Laminate each card and use for math centers -Pick 5 or 10 word problems, staple and assign as homework

Cut out each letter for a fun, colorful set of capital letter flashcards!

Colorful, Capital letters A-Z! Makes 4 sets of flashcards AND with 2 sets of ABC cards a fun game of Memory/Concentration can be played to expand learning!

Blue Beard is searching for his treasure! It is buried under the equation with a positive sum between the numbers 87 and 91. Find the treasure by solving 2-digit + 2 digit, 2 digit + 1 digit, 1 digit + 1 digit equations.

This game is for 2 to 4 players and will help reinforce what numbers are even and which are odd! Cut out the number cards 1-20 and shuffle. Cut out the 'Even Steven' and 'Odd Todd' cards and add them to the deck. Each player will take turns flipping over 1 card from the deck. To start, if an EVEN number is flipped over, players will try to be the first to grab the even number. However, if an ODD TODD card is flipped, now players will try to be first to grab ODD numbers that are flipped.

Cut out all the numbers. Glue the EVEN numbers in the Even box. Glue the ODD numbers in the Odd box.

Students new to telling time are asked to +Write the number, 1 to 12, on the clock face. +Write 'hour' on the hour hand. + Write 'minute' on the minute hand. *When I've taught this to students, I suggested a way to remember which hand is which. I point out that h-o-u-r has less letters then m-i-n-u-t-e. Thus, hour is a short word so it's the short hand; Minute is a longer word so it's the long hand. + What number is the minute hand pointing to? + What number is the hour hand pointing to? +Rea

In this twist on a the classic "concentration" or "memory" game students, in pairs or small groups, with all cards face down will take turns flipping over 2 cards. One card will have the clock face with one of the numbers circled and the other will have the minutes (i.e. :45, :10, :05, :30) GOAL: Students will have to find matching pairs. For example, if the clock face card with 5 circled is flipped over the matching 'minutes' card will have :25 b/c when the minute hand is on 5 we say 25. This

Flash cards for the body parts in Spanish: Los labios El pelo La oreja La cabeza La lengua El pierna La rodilla Los dedos del pie La boca Y MUCHO MÁS!

My pre-K to K class recently read "Monkey Ono" by J.C. Phillips and enjoyed reading about Monkey Ono and his plans to make it to 'Beach Day' with his family...but things don't work out as Monkey planned. We made our own Monkey Ono masks and I asked the kids to draw pictures of their favorite plan of Monkey Ono's or draw their own. We had a lot of fun!

Idioms are phrases that do not seem to make sense if taken literally. + Often times students are unaware that some of the phrases they use or have heard others use are actually idioms. + In this fun language arts activity designed for grades 3-5, students will pick idioms from the list given and draw a picture

Learning Spanish isn't easy. It takes a lot of hard work and studying. Hopefully, these animal flash cards will help. These are perfect for beginners or more advanced speakers who need to refresh their skills. One card has a picture of the animal and the other card has the animal name in Spanish. *Quiz yourself or a partner OR *Turn it into a memory game The animals included are: Dog, cat, tiger, bear, fish, rabbit, duck, elephant, horse, turtle, lion, bee, donkey, pig, monkey, cow.