Practically Speeching

Set up a mini election in your speech room with this b/w no prep packet! Students can cast their own vote while targeting their speech/language skills!

Explanation of vocabulary related to landforms, maps, and bodies of water through the use of visuals and student-friendly definitions. Includes two worksheets to practice matching and labeling. Baamboozle: https://www.baamboozle.com/game/2638704

Low prep, low ink packet to target comprehension, vocabulary, inferencing, and perspective taking.

Use this fun, interactive game to teach your students about dreams, and Dr. King's "I have a dream" speech. This powerpoint game uses inferencing to go through many peoples dreams. Students will infer what this person's dream could be - i.e., doctor, lawyer, singer. It's a great intro or wrap up activity for MLK, Jr. Day! **Please note, this is a PPS.x file. It will not download and open like a regular PPT file. It will open and you will be able to view the ppt in slideshow mode. This is done

Here in NY, the schools are opening Monday (some of them) and I wanted to be prepared for my students! With all that happened last week, I felt something fun was in order! I mean, the poor kids didn't even get Halloween! So, Election Whack-a-mole was born! (Please note, this is a smart board activity.) The rules are simple, spin around and then whack-a-presidential candidate (nicely, of course!). The questions are election-related. They deal with fill-ins, inferencing, problem solving, and ca

Have your students play a part in Christopher Columbus' discovery. The play is written in modern-day language using the first set of Tier 2 vocabulary words. The mission: use context clues to figure out the unknown vocabulary!