Merlene Walker

On February 14, 1912, Arizona became the 48th State in the United States. Arizona - Students play Bingo using various symbols, pictures and icons representing the state of Arizona. This game can be played like traditional Bingo or can be used to encourage communication. Fun to use when learning state symbols or to celebrate the anniversary of Arizona’s statehood, February 14, 1912. Bingo boards can be edited or images can be copied and reused. A great collection of clip art too. Six different

Interesting facts and pet care suggestions are offered on Guinea Pigs through this factual Powerpoint lesson. This standalone lesson could be read alone by students or presented to the class. It provides colorful photographs and contains 62 slides.

Explore the life of the Bearded Dragon through this Powerpoint lesson. This stand-alone lesson provides colorful photographs and interesting facts about Bearded Dragons. Students will be introduced to information such as what they look like, what they do, what they eat, and where they live. This presentation has 58 slides. This slideshow can be customized and slides can be edited. Text and slides can be added, changed, or deleted. Can be used for whole class instruction or for independent stude

Explore Hermit Crabs through this factual Powerpoint lesson. This lesson provides colorful photographs and interesting facts about Hermit Crabs. (44 Slides)

Students play Bingo using popular symbols, pictures and icons of the United States. This game can be played like traditional Bingo or can be used to increase identification, encourage communication or improve vocabulary. Bingo boards can be changed or personalized. 1) Students can pick a picture on their card and use it in a sentence, 2) The teacher can give clues and have the students guess which picture it is, 3) Picture cards can be used to encourage writing or help with spelling. Six diffe

Texas Bingo is a fun activity to use when teaching the symbols of the state. Good to use on Texas Day (December 29th). This game can be played like traditional Bingo or can be used to encourage communication skills or improve vocabulary. Images that represent Texas are used. Bingo boards are editable so they can be a Great collection of clip art too! 1) Students can pick a picture on their card and use it in a sentence, 2) The teacher can give clues and have the students guess which picture

Explore Marine Life through this Powerpoint lesson about Starfish. This lesson provides colorful photographs and interesting facts about Sea Stars or Starfish. Students will be introduced to the idea that Starfish (sea stars) are beautiful animals that can be a variety of colors, shapes and sizes.

Getting Called On...or not - Social Story about raising your hand This social story can be personalized for a particular student or used for the whole class. It reminds students to wait to be called before talking out and that it's ok to let others get called on too.

On February 6, 1788, Massachusetts became the 6th State in the United States. Students play Bingo using various symbols, pictures and icons representing the state of Massachusetts. This game can be played like traditional Bingo or can be used to encourage communication. Fun to use when learning state symbols or to celebrate the anniversary of Massachusetts’ statehood, February 6, 1788. Bingo boards can be edited or images can be copied and reused. A great collection of clip art too. Six differ

On June 20, 1863 West Virginia became the 35th State in the United States. Students play Bingo using various symbols, pictures and icons representing the state of West Virginia. This game can be played like traditional Bingo or can be used to encourage communication. Fun to use when learning state symbols or to celebrate the anniversary of West Virginia’s statehood, June 20, 1863. Bingo boards can be edited or images can be copied and reused. A great collection of clip art too. Six different

On July 3, 1890 Idaho became the 43rd State in the United States. Students play Bingo using various symbols, pictures and icons representing the state of Idaho. This game can be played like traditional Bingo or can be used to encourage communication. Fun to use when learning state symbols or to celebrate the anniversary of Idaho’s statehood, July 3, 1890. Bingo boards can be edited or images can be copied and reused. A great collection of clip art too. Six different "Bingo" cards are provided

On April 28, 1788, Maryland became the 7th State in the United States. Students play Bingo using various symbols, pictures and icons representing the state of Maryland. This game can be played like traditional Bingo or can be used to encourage communication. Fun to use when learning state symbols or to celebrate the anniversary of Maryland’s statehood, April 28, 1788. Bingo boards can be edited or images can be copied and reused. A great collection of clip art too. Six different "Bingo" cards

Kansas Day Bingo - Students play Bingo using various symbols, pictures and icons representing the state of Kansas. (4 different Bingo Boards).

On December 12, 1787 Pennsylvania became the 2nd State in the United States. Pennsylvania - Students play Bingo using various symbols, pictures and icons representing the state of Pennsylvania. This game can be played like traditional Bingo or can be used to encourage communication. Fun to use when learning state symbols or to celebrate the anniversary of Pennsylvania’s statehood, December 12, 1787. Bingo boards can be edited or images can be copied and reused. A great collection of clip art t

On January 26, 1837 Michigan became the 26th State in the United States. Michigan - Students play Bingo using various symbols, pictures and icons representing the state of Michigan. This game can be played like traditional Bingo or can be used to encourage communication. Fun to use when learning state symbols or to celebrate the anniversary of Michigan’s statehood, January 26, 1837. Bingo boards can be edited or images can be copied and reused. A great collection of clip art too. Six differen

This presentation shows different types of fossils and explains how they are formed. Fossils has more than 50 colorful photographs and slides. The teacher presentation can be shown to the whole class or used by individual students for review or enrichment.

On February 14, 1859 Oregon became the 33rd State in the United States. Oregon- Students play Bingo using various symbols, pictures and icons representing the state of Oregon. This game can be played like traditional Bingo or can be used to encourage communication. Fun to use when learning state symbols or to celebrate the anniversary of Oregon’s statehood, February 14, 1859. Bingo boards can be edited or images can be copied and reused. A great collection of clip art too. Six different "Bing

Stand alone powerpoint presentation about the four layers or strata of a rainforest. A description of each layer is provided as well as photographs of plants, animals, birds, insects and snakes of the rainforest. Over 80 colorful photographs are included.

Ready made lesson about hibernation. Text and photographs. Black bears are highlighted but lots of animals are discussed and their preparations for winter explained. (23 colorful slides)

Learn interesting facts about tarantulas. This factual slide show tells about the life cycle of spiders (tarantulas), habits and habitats, predators and prey. 52 colorful photographs are provided in this ready to use presentation.