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Create a 3D Wreath with your students and class. Fun ADST Activity

This is a great test to start off the year to see where your students are at. It tests students on terms like metaphors, simile, and oxymorons. It also tests paragraph comprehension among other skills. Good baseline test to give out at the beginning of the year/semester.

Pairs great with a Charlottes Web novel study. Question's test students recollection of setting, characters and words. In addition it also tests on comprehension of events and themes. This resource keeps students accountable while they are reading along.

Engage your early learners with our comprehensive SATPIN Phonics Bundle, designed to build foundational reading and spelling skills in a fun and interactive way. Perfect for educators and parents, this all-in-one resource is packed with activities that focus on the six key letters (S, A, T, P, I, N) that form the basis of many CVC words. What’s Inside:Engaging worksheets for letter recognition, formation, and sound identification.Activities to develop decoding skills.Hands-on games and exercise

13 different pages!In this activity, students will be presented with a large, detailed image that contains a tiny, well-hidden object. Their task is to carefully examine the image and spot the hidden object within a set time limit. This activity encourages attention to detail, sharpens observation skills, and enhances focus. Students can work individually or in teams, and once the object is found, they will explain how they located it and discuss strategies for improving their visual scanning ab

Design Your Own Puzzle: Creative Exploration with Blank Puzzle TemplatesIn this assignment, students will be given blank puzzle templates to design their own personalized puzzles. They will be encouraged to use creativity and problem-solving skills to develop a unique puzzle concept. Students can incorporate themes, colors, and patterns that reflect their interests or subjects they are passionate about. Puzzles range from 4pc to 60pc puzzle templates.

Activity: Constellation Spotting with StencilsIn this fun nighttime activity, kids will use circular stencils to identify constellations in the night sky. Print out the stencils and glue them to card stock. By holding up the stencils and aligning them with the stars, they can match the patterns to well-known constellations like Orion, Ursa Major, and more! This activity combines science with a sense of adventure, helping kids develop a deeper connection to the stars while having fun!

Halloween STEM/STEAM Activity Booklet for PreK - 5th GradeGet ready for a spooktacular adventure into the world of science, technology, engineering, and art with our Halloween-themed STEM/STEAM Activity Booklet! Perfect for students in PreK through 5th grade, this booklet is packed with fun, hands-on activities that will ignite curiosity and creativity. Kids will explore the mysteries of science by designing spooky structures, and solving eerie engineering challenges. They'll unleashing their a

Transform an ordinary milk carton into a spooky, glowing haunted house lantern with this easy and fun craft project perfect for grade school kids! This is a great craft activity to get students tapped into their creativity. Great way to reuse recyclable materials instead of purchasing new Halloween decorations.

**The Fall Leaf Parade Kindergarten Emergent Reader Little Book**This emergent reader little book is a fantastic entry into developing reading skills. This can be used in guided reading groups or reading to oneself. The story uses a rhyming pattern. This story includes Fall vocabulary words, such as fall, Halloween, pumpkins, leaves, night, bright.

In this activity, students combine real leaves with their imagination to create whimsical fall creatures! Start with a fun outdoor activity where students collect a variety of fallen leaves from the school yard or home. This project incorporates nature, imagination, and fine motor skills, and allows students to enjoy the fall season while exploring creative self-expression!

Hilarious posters to pin up in your classroom. These are sure to make you students laugh but also internalize a few grammatical rules.

If you are an educator who is looking to offer tutoring services in your community this is a great editable word document. Insert your own name, qualifications, and contact and print!

Students will count the number shown by the base ten blocks. Using their answers, students will be able to connect the dots to discover what the "mystery artwork" is on the following page. In total their are 5 mysteries to solve.

Assignment designed for beginner French learners. The first page of the assignment has students answering the "waiter's" questions that concern simple questions like "what is your name?" ,a few conjugations concerning "to eat" and "to drink," and French food vocabulary. The second side is a page that concerns conjugation of the verbs "to eat" and "to drink" and French food vocabulary.

This daily assignment was designed for students to improve upon their grammar and punctuation skills. This aids students in internalizing when to use commas and other important tools of writing. Each paragraph comes with a list of things students should watch out for when editing. There are 5 paragraphs included in this package. This totals daily writing exercises for a 5-day school week. Thanks! -Ms.Ade

Writing an argumentative paragraph can often be difficult task for students as it requires a confluence of tasks and skills. Students have to conduct research, formulate an argument, deduce supporting points and examples, and write in a manner that is persuasive. This graphic organizer allows students to organize their research and ideas in a way that scaffolds success in writing a coherent, organized, and well thought out argumentative paragraph regarding a proposition of a Bill in government.

Dias de los meurtos is a wonderful cultural tradition in Mexico that occurs around the time of Halloween. This cross cultural activity allows you to both celebrate Mexican tradition while teaching the French language in a fun way. The mask is meant to be cut an worn. The activity doubles as a useable item for trick or treating. Task: Have students fill in numbered spaces of the mask that correspond to French colours. (ex. #6 corresponds to the colour rouge)

As a non-fluent teacher tasked with teaching young students French. I found mixing both English and French translation aids students in language acquisition. This package is based on weather, however also discusses seasons, days of the week, and months. -Ms. Ade