Simplicity Resources

This is a carefully vetted curated list of hundreds of interactive websites for these subjects (37 pages worth!): historyartgeographysciencemathhealth & gymenglishESLfrenchmusic general all topics The websites include the following for free ( no subscriptions required): informative articlesshort storiespodcastsvideosgames quizzesassessmentslesson plansinfographics printable worksheets practice activitiesprojectsflash cards& lots more.

There are two parts in this bundle. The first worksheets have sentences with underlined mistakes that the students need to fix. They're a great challenge for early finishers or bell ringers (especially for ESL students)! The mistakes include: punctuation, subject-verb agreement, prepositions, conjunctions, pronouns, articles, tenses, spelling, homophones, singular vs plural, word order, comparative adjectives and countable vs uncountable nouns. For example:Do you great cheese on your salad? (g

Not sure how to do reading? Here are novel study activities that educators can use for a wide range of novels or plays, ranging from fiction to non-fiction. Reading the bookspre-reading questionsengaging strategies for individual and group readingFOLLOW-UP ACTIVITIES Comprehension Questionssurface level personal connection critical thinking student-made strategies to do the questionsVocabularysynonymsparts of speechPaint a SceneI see, hear, smell, taste, feel DrawingRoleplayswhole class activit

These are slides for morning discussions. They foster learning as well as a sense of community. With 211 slides, this resource will last you the school year! Some example questions: How's the weather today? How should we dress for this weather?What are some differences between lakes and oceans? What did you eat for breakfast? What do you know about Brazil? What sports do you play? How can we be kind to animals? What things make you happy?What fall activities do you like to do? Can you play a m

This resource comprehensively explains all of the situations for using: commasperiodscapital lettershyphensapostrophesIt has fun practice quizzes with answers. NOTEThis resource matches with: Punctuation Bundle

These community building games are played in pairs, groups and the whole class. They promote all skills (listening, speaking, reading, writing) & creativity. Best of all, they're fun! 1) pictionary2) scrabble3) riddles guessing game4) mad libs stories5) scattergories6) tabooand a bingo templatePictionaryA= animal, S=sport, F=food, P=place. Cut out the cards and give each group a game board and cards facedown. They take turns rolling the dice and draw the word from the category they land on. T

This bundle covers all of the grammar basics, structured in a simplified way with lots of engaging activities. It includes the following: punctuationparts of speech (verbs, pronouns, nouns, adjectives, adverbs) spelling plural nounscomparative adjectives and adverbssubject verb agreementgerunds & infinitiveshomophonesirregular past verb chartarticles a, an, theprepositionsfix the mistakes verbs be & havecontractionstenses: simple past tensesimple present tensepresent continuous tensepast contin

This bundle gives an overview of vehicles and prepares learners to call the mechanic and make appointments for a variety of common car problems and maintenance. 1) names of various vehicles 2) personal questions, ie, "What's your dream car?" 3) common car problems and maintenance 4) roleplays between the customer and mechanic shop: -oil change -tire change -transmission fluid -tire rotation -alignment -brakes -windshield wipers -side mirror -bumper -dents, scratches -a/c and heater -filter -emi

This fun bundle is a great way to break the ice among new students but can also be used for students who already know each other. It includes: Self ReflectionsCheck the boxes that apply: I’m more introverted. I like quiet calm places, I prefer smaller groups or one-on-one hangouts, I enjoy spending time alone to recharge my energyI’m more extroverted. I like loud exciting places, I like bigger groups and meeting new people, I enjoy spending time with others to recharge my energyI do well in (su

Need to boost class morale, self-confidence, kindness or respect? This resource is a compilation of carefully selected videos that show all kinds of people overcoming challenges and helping each other. There are also motivational speeches. The videos average 5 - 10 minutes. (56 videos total) The following is included: -talent shows -kindess in humanity -funny pranks -animated shorts -social experiments -What would you do? tv show Some of the speakers include: -Nick Vujicic -Sadhguru -Dr. Phil

1) Simple Present Tense-spelling rules for regular verbs -spelling rules for verbs ending in ch/sh/o/x/y -be & have, positive & negative -contractions -making questions -WORKSHEETS: choose the correct verbs -WORKSHEETS: fill in the blanks as you wish -WORKSHEETS: free writing, make sentences using the pictures 2) Simple Past Tense-spelling rules for regular verbs -spelling rules for verbs ending in e, y with a consonant or vowel before the last letter -be & have, positive & negative -c

Individual, pair and whole class activities for the following: What are the jobs? (brief descriptions of 100 + jobs) General Industries(medical, education, blue collar, white collar, etc) Job duties for various jobs, ie:Barista prepared different kinds of coffeehandled the cash register greeted customers  opened and closed the store Detailed verb explanations (ie, when to use: decorated, baked, cooked, maintained, operated, harvested, installed, arranged, prepared, so on) Pronouncing past verb

1) Roleplay banking conversations: lost bank cardstolen bank card opening a new accountvoid check for a new job or rental place apply for a line of creditdouble charged for purchasecredit card for vacationexchanging money for different currenciesexchanging money for different bills/coins2) Reading numbers, prices, checks3) Reading pay stubs: gross paynet paypay periodC.P.P. (Canada Pension Plan) E.I. (Employment Insurance) etc...4) Reading job advertisements with acronyms5) Writing job inq

collaborate: what rules should we have?bring school supplies every daykeep your binder organizedraise your hand to answer a questionrespect the speakereveryone helps in group workdress weather smartnut-free zonescent-free zoneacceptance of everyone no matter what skin colour, or gender, or native language, or culture, or abilityleave the plants, insects and animals around the school alone & more!

This bundle includes individual, pair, group and whole class activities for the following phonics concepts: 1) vowelscount how many vowels are in the word to know how many syllables example: b utt erfl y = 3 2) short and long a, i, o, umad, made lit, light cod, code cut, cute 3) simple past verb ED endingsif the word finishes with a t/d sound, we pronounce the ED syllable: wasted, painted, needed 4) CH vs SHchip, ship 5) TH, soft & hardthe, teeth 6) soft & hard C, Gif c or g come before

This bundle teaches the basics of English 101! It can be used for a range of middle to upper middle school grades and junior high school. It has everything you need and lots of fun interactive activities for the following: persuasive writing unit (with these activities: paraphrase in your own words, synonyms, cloze writing, comprehension questions, paragraph organization) free writing 'My Happy Place' ways to express opinion (In my view...) essay transitions (first supportive idea, last supporti

This bundle teaches students about different types of auto accidents and how to fill in reports at their local collision center. It includes the following: spell names of various kinds of vehicles and partspersonal questions, ie, 'What is your dream car?'interactive websites with listening, reading, writing activities related to vehicles and driving kinds of accidents: fender bendersideswipedt-boned head-onread-ended& more! Explain the different accidents that happened. Be sure to include the c

These classic fairy tales translated into french (with images): CendrillonBlanche NeigeLe Petit Chaperon RougeBoucles d’or et les Trois OursJack et les Haricots MagiquesTracassinRaiponceLes Habits Neufs de L’empereurHansel et GretelLes Trois Petits CochonsLa Belle et la Bête

Images for the following vocabulary: -school -numbers -months, days, seasons -nature -sports -vehicles -insects -animals -colours -body parts -clothes & accessories -weather -natural disasters -emotions -human conditions -community places -house -jobs -technology -music -family tree -food (vegetables, fruit, meat, dairy, carbs, sweets, meals, drinks, snacks) This resource could be used for a number of things! -flash cards -to help a student get caught up on missed vocabulary -for an ESL/E

This powerpoint asks prompting questions about how to behave in various potentially dangerous situations: -icy surfaces -weather -natural disasters -cooking -electric shock -swimming -bees/wasps -mosquitoes -smaller animals -bigger animals -strangers -crossing the street -break-ins -violence -berries -eating -sharp objects -sports -medical emergencies -house on fire -when in the car -power outage -lighting candles -social media