Lydia Eberhardt

A script for a one-act play meant to be performed by children ages 5-10.

a script for a one-act play meant to be put on by children ages 5 and up.

A play to be put on by children, with parts appropriate for children ages 3-10.

Wanting to talk with your students about weather? Want to have them track the temperature for your weather unit? Whether you are working with Kindergarteners or middle schoolers, these charts are for you! Choose which weather chart best fits your climate and season of the year. Sub zero to summertime warmth. Temperatures in Fahrenheit.

Do you use a word wall with your first graders? Are you looking for an activity to use to encourage their understanding and use of the word wall words? Here are 36 sentence builder pages to use with the weekly word wall words.

A script for a one act play meant to be performed by children ages 4 and up.

If you are looking for a simple, short children's play to be put on by children ages 3-8, take a look at this.

Do you do weekly word wall activities with your first graders? Here is a set of 36 fill-in-the-blank sentence activities for first-grade words.

A short play meant to be put on by children ages 4 and up.

Do you need to sign your students in every day? Do you have students who have a variety of schedules, where you have morning, afternoon, and full time students? This editable file enables you to sign students in and out. Also fits WI state standards by having a spot for you to include students' DOB

Help your students learn about the plant life cycle, what plants need, and the different parts of the plants with this fun, interactive activity.

These worksheets are to help students think and describe what they have read. It enables them to identify important concepts in a book or chapter, remember sequence of events, characters, and the setting in a book or chapter. These can be filled out by writing, or by drawing pictures to describe each, enabling these to be used by any level of reader.

This file allows you to write the letters on the board and then erase them without erasing your lines.