Leafy Lessons

These multi-sensory letter and digraph cards include: • A clear letter or digraph • A visual mouth formation cue • A picture to reinforce the target sound Designed to support both phonics instruction and articulation awareness, these cards help students connect how a sound looks, feels, and is produced. Perfect for speech therapy sessions, RTI groups, kindergarten classrooms, and early readers who benefit from visual cues. They can be used as flash cards or displayed on a classroom wall. Stud

This is a simple template to help students plan out writing a short historical fiction paper. There is a graphic organizer, first draft, and final draft. You could read books like A Night Divided or Henry's Freedom Box to give students an idea about what historical fiction writing should look like. This organizer really helps students lay out their ideas before writing their story.

Students can practice spelling words in a colorful and artistic way. Each spelling word will be repeated in a section in one color.

This worksheet can be used with a reading passage to find the main idea and three key details that support the main idea. I have been using this with my students who were struggling to pull the main idea out of a passage.

This bundle includes 102 pages of alphabet handwriting worksheets and 2 alphabet linking charts. As a suggestion, you could play a letter name and sound song, do the linking chart fluency routine, and then put it into practice with a letter handwriting worksheet.

This packet can be split up or used together. There is a drawing activity, a maze, a word sorting, a word search, and an ABC order page. There are also the answer keys at the end. I created this to use during end-of-year testing to keep students quiet while other students finish their tests. It can also be used in the final days as a fun activity.

This bundle includes 106 pages of handwriting practice. Each letter has 3 easy to read sentences on it. There are 4 versions of each page with a small graphic of what is in the sentences. There is also a no frills page with no graphics. There is one exception which is the letter W only having 3 pages: 2 with graphics and 1 without. This is also the only page that has 2 sentences instead of 3. These work great for handwriting as well as reading simple sentences.

This bundle includes 102 pages of handwriting practice. Each letter has 3 easy to read sentences on it. There are 4 versions of each page with a small graphic of what is in the sentences. There is also a no frills page with no graphics. There is one exception which is the letter X only having 3 pages: 2 with graphics and 1 without. This is also the only page that has 2 sentences instead of 3. These work great for handwriting as well as reading simple sentences.

This is a simple template to help students plan out writing a short mystery. There is a graphic organizer, first draft, and final draft. I read a Cam Jansen mystery with my students and had them write their own mystery afterwards. This organizer really helped them lay out their ideas before writing their story.

This is a simple sorting activity for producers, consumers, and decomposers. There is a page with a table to sort producers, consumers, and decomposers with simple definitions and a place to glue pictures onto. There is a paper with the pictures of different organisms for students to cut out. There is also an answer key that can be used as a classroom poster.

There are two worksheets for kindergarten students focused on number combinations, each with an answer key. Students will cut out the circles and glue them onto the correct snowman. This activity aligns with the standard K.OA.3.

This is a quick activity you can do with kids during end-of-year testing or final days of school. On the left side, students will write 3 things they want to do over the summer. On the right side, they will draw the 3 things they wrote about.

I created a quiz to match the rhyming YouTube video for the 50 states of America. Pictured is the answer sheet, the test will have 50 blanks where all the states are. To help students study you can play the YouTube video for them. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RZKiwexU_fU & t=1s is the link to the video.

This is a simple graphic organizer. I have used this with my students after brainstorming to set up a paragraph. The visual of each part on the hamburger is useful because some students are visual learners. It also makes each part easier to remember.

This is a great writing prompt or bell work worksheet. Students will get an easy to understand definition of what a New Year's resolution is. They will then write their New Year's resolution and how they will accomplish their goal for the year and draw a picture of them achieving their goal.

This is a weekly reading log Monday through Thursday. I used it as part of a weekly homework packet but it can be used on its own as well. If you like the structure but want a different design, please don't hesitate to contact me and I can create something you'll love!

This is a pH Balance Test worksheet. This is great for Science or Kitchen Science.

This is a creative writing activity. Students will roll a dice 3 times to choose their character, setting, and problem. They will be able to write a story on the lined paper provided.

This packet is for the first day of school. It has 6 different feelings with a matching emoji to help students identify how they feel about the first day of school.

This is a worksheet for students to pull evidence from a passage, connect to what they already know, and write what they infer.