Lisa Clark

This is a brochure for students to fill out as they dig through Seussville. This incorporates facts about Dr. Seuss, technology, and comprehension. It used to go directly with the Seussville website but I am not sure as the website changed how much it still correlates

This cross word has 10 different Dr. Seuss books to complete the puzzle.

What is your favorite candy? What happened when you saw the Easter Bunny hop by? Why should you be the Easter Bunny's helper? This writing activity for your students to create a persuasive paragraph and story or essay starting from brainstorming to final draft. Includes three writing prompts and pages you can use with other activities.

This is a paper I used for a scatergories activity in school. I thought I would share if anyone else needs it.

This is an activity students can show their creativity of coloring in the ghost as what they may have ate.

This product was made to help students sort between words with ow and ou. I was sick of the previous things I have used where they are sorting the words written out so I created a version where they had to think about it and if they did not know they could refer to the list at the top.

Learning about the Grand Canyon National Park? Want to entice others to go there two? This is a brochure to help students learn more about the park and to create their own persuasion on why others should go. ALL OF THE INFORMATION ON THE BROCHURE CAN BE FOUND ON THE NPS.GOV WEBSITE! It is a great resource to let students explore the internet while using safe and monitored materials.

This I have who has games includes facts of Dr. Seuss's life and his books. Includes 20 cards.

Learning about the Everglades National Park? Want to entice others to go there two? This is a brochure to help students learn more about the park and to create their own persuasion on why others should go. ALL OF THE INFORMATION ON THE BROCHURE CAN BE FOUND ON THE NPS.GOV WEBSITE! It is a great resource to let students explore the internet while using safe and monitored materials.

In this document you will find a crossword and a word find on the Grand Canyon. The clip art is from Getty Images/iStockphoto.

This document has been created to challenge students and take graphing into higher level thinking. Instead of answering questions about a graph the students are challenged to create their own tally chart, graph, and questions. My students love creating questions for me to answer about their work!

As a former pre-school teacher I would get so frustrated having to use multiple worksheets to touch on different aspects of each skill. My students as little as they were liked to be challenged with tracing the letter, finding it, visually recognizing words, and finding pictures of the sounds they were learning. As I believed worksheets were important I needed something that summed up everything I need in one paper to touch on each of these skills. If you choose to buy this product I would love

This is a comprehension test on Who Broke Lincoln's Thumb? by Ron Roy. This test was created by my second grade class. This document is editable to change and add what you need to assess your own class. Enjoy!

This is a small book to go along with the book Who Broke Lincoln's Thumb? There are two comprehension questions to go along with each chapter including two questions that ask the students to visualize. These pages can be copied back to back to create a book for the students responses while reading.

Kindergarten lines with a St. Patrick's border.

This is a two page assessment on January Joker. It includes comprehension questions, verb identification, choosing the correct punctuation, and a comprehension short answer question.

This is a short test I gave my students the week we read December Dog.

This writing prompt is intended for students to get creative with someone eating all of their halloween candy when they woke up and what they would do about it.