Ramseela K

This article help kiddos deepen their understanding of air pollution. It can be used in small focus groups or as a resource for pollution research.

This is a fun cut and paste activity suitable for primary students learning about the evolution of communication. It serves as a formative assessment for checking students' understanding of the correct sequence of major systems in the communication history. It has 6 boxes and 6 related pictures ranging from cavemen art to recent usage of laptops.

This sheet summarises the major properties of materials in elementary grades. It works as a revision sheet at the end of a lesson or investigations related to the different properties.

Vocabulary worksheet that describes the character traits of community helpers using the IB PYP learner profile language. It helps students understand the meaning of each trait and to choose the correct words that describe their characters and improve their writing. It works with small groups writing about community helpers, such as doctors, teachers, firefighters, nurses, policemen, soldiers...

This worksheet works great as a word mat to help the little learners write about the character traits of Ruby Bridges. It explains her main traits to help them be creative writers.

This worksheet can be used with individual assignments, centres, pair, or group work to reflect on the main elements of a fable after reading an assigned one. It helps learners focus on the main characters, setting, analyze the problem, solution, and conclude the moral of the story. It suits grades 1,2, and 3.

Bridging Generations Through Communication! As part of our “Who We Are” unit, students are taking their learning beyond the classroom walls! They are encouraged to interview a parent or grandparent to discover how people used to communicate when they were the same age. This family interview not only helps students understand how communication has evolved over time, but also strengthens home–school partnerships by involving families in meaningful conversations. Students will write their answe