Sometimes, students need a little extra time to think about their actions. Instead of simply having students sit around during detention, use the Lunch Detention Assignment Sheet to encourage students to think about their actions, the reason for those actions, and how they could make better decisions in the future.
Teaching roots, prefixes, and suffixes is one of the best ways to increase students' vocabulary. Through this collection of twenty-one worksheets, students will be introduced to the most commonly used roots, prefixes, and suffixes. Students will use and find example words for each one and learn more about their usage by finding definitions for each example.
This layered curriculum unit allows teachers to provide a variety of assessments related to The Devil's Arithmetic by Jane Yolen. Through this unit, students will be assessed on a variety of skills and tasks, in addition to being tested on their knowledge of the novel. Students are given several options in each layer, allowing students to choose activities that best suit their interests and talents. The document is easy to edit to change due dates and assignments.
Use the Shape Poems worksheet to fuel your students' creativity! Students follow the steps to create their very own shape poem, a poem written in the shape of the object of the poem. This activity is great for a substitute or to bring in fun on any day!
Spread positivity and encouragement with this Choose Kindness poster! Designed to inspire and uplift, this interactive poster features motivational messages that anyone can tear off to keep or pass along. With affirmations like "You Matter!", "You Are Enough.", and "Keep Shining!", this poster is perfect for classrooms, offices, community centers, and beyond. ✨ Features:✔ Bold, eye-catching design to draw attention ✔ Tear-off messages for easy sharing and inspiration ✔ Encourages kindness,
PreK - 12th, Higher Education
Character Education, Classroom Community, School Counseling
Teach and review Theme with this Graphic Organizer! Through this worksheet, students will identify several elements of a story that will lead them to potential themes.
Students can use the center circle/square to write their ideas for the theme after answering the worksheet questions. This graphic organizer can be used with any story, long or short!
This layered curriculum unit allows teachers to provide a variety of assessments related the The Boy in the Striped Pajamas by John Boyne. Through this unit, students will be assessed on a variety of skills and tasks, in addition to being tested on their knowledge of the novel. Students are given several options in each layer, allowing students to choose activities that best suit their interests and talents. The document is easy to edit to change due dates and assignments.
The Character Facebook Profile is a fun activity for students that gets them engaged in character analysis. Students use details from the text to create a Facebook profile for their character. The sections can be edited to suit a variety of stories and characters.
The Special Education Accommodations Sheet allows teachers to easily keep track of students and their individual accommodations. The sheet is easy to edit for students names, classes, grades, and accommodations. The Quick Reference Sheet works well for substitute binders and emergency plan folders.
Show your gratitude to the amazing educators in your life with this beautifully designed Teacher Appreciation Card Set! Whether you're a parent, student, or school staff member, these thoughtful and creative cards are the perfect way to say "thank you" during Teacher Appreciation Week or any time of year. ✨ What's Included: A variety of professionally designed cards with sweet and sincere messages A fully editable Canva template so you can personalize the text, colors, and even add student nam
Bring the power (and fun!) of movies into the classroom! Use the Movie Analysis Worksheet to review story elements or assess student's knowledge. Choose any movie (edit the worksheet as needed) for students to watch as they fill out the sheet. This activity is great for a substitute or any of those many crazy, how can I possibly get anything done today, days!
The Student Coupon serves as a great reward system for students. Coupons can be edited with different rewards depending on the class and grade level. Students can earn a coupon for homework, coming prepared to class, good behavior, and much more! The Student Coupon is a cheap and easy way to motivate students!
Encourage your students to visualize the story with this Illustrator Worksheet! Students can work individually or in groups to choose a scene they believe is important to the story. Drawing the scene will help the students remember the story later. When finished, you can use the collection of drawings as a review game--see if your students can arrange the images in order of the plot!
Uglies by Scott Westerfeld is a great example of Dystopian literature. When teaching the novel, use this handout to give your students a reading schedule and an option for their final project.
The Word Map is a great way to teach vocabulary as students are asked to delve into a new word by considering the definition, synonyms, and part of speech, in addition to visualizing the word in a drawing and using the word in a sentence.
Have your students Hit the Target on character analysis! Using this chart, students can analyze several primary and secondary characters in any type of literature. Students are asked to use their text to identify each character's description, motives, and purpose in the story. Students can easily work individually or in groups on this activity!
Give students the option to read on their electronic device using this E-Reader Contract. Whether students are reading a class novel or reading on their own, students are taking responsibility for their electronic usage. Have parents sign, too, so you have documentation that the students are dedicated to using their technology to learn!