Learning Beacon

Templates for both classroom and special teachers to map and plan instruction. Templates for daily, weekly, monthly, and quarterly planning.

Use the printable version of Who's Your Santa alone or alongside digital resources that guide students in person or remotely to explore Christmas in countries around the world. This 112 slide unit contains both versions of in-person and virtual learning materials. Bundle contains Bitmoji classrooms for each country, reading passages for 9 countries around the world, Venn diagrams for each passage, and travel papers to record their findings and use for continued research. The kit includes postcar

Reading passages for 10 countries around the world, venn diagrams for each passage, and travel papers to record their findings and use for continued research. The kit also includes post cards to write home about their trip for each country and a hands on craft to make artifacts from each country. Map and travel stickers to map your journey and a suitcase to store your artifacts.

This digital resource can be used as a power point for whole group practice or digitally for individual student practice. Drag and drop slides allow students to pick up the correct spelling of the plural noun and place it in the hand of the character on screen. I share this activity to my students in Google Classroom for independent practice during centers. Students turn in on Google Classroom after practicing so that I can assess how many of these skills they understand and look for reteaching

Investigate the life cycle of a plant while observing a flower grow in your classroom. This kit includes reading passage, mini investigation book, art connections, and STEM activities to deepen learning for your students.

Dive deep into the water for an ocean adventure with your students. This unit contains 20 reading passages, organizer to gather facts, writing pages, and STEM activities. Engage your students in this high to low tech activity that contains both paper and digital opportunities for your students. Digital activities included use YouTube, green screen, QR codes and more.