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This activity asks students about their favorite parts of fall, what they see during fall, and how fall makes them feel all on a sheet of fall related pictures. Three questions have spaces to write answers and one has a spot to draw a response.

Combination locks can be tricky! Through this bundle, students will practice reading the dial of a combination lock. Students will match numbers, read lock dials, and cut and paste dials onto locks.

Combination locks can be tricky! Through this activity, students will look at different combination locks and write the number on the dial on the line below the lock. There are two worksheets included. One has numbers that are marked on the lock and the second are the numbers that are between the marks. Answer key is included.

Summer is here! This worksheet asks students four different questions, three that require written answers and one that requires drawing.

Four writing activities, one for each season! Each page asks students questions such as their favorite things to do during each season and what they see. Each page has four questions in total, three with spaces to write answers and one with a space to draw a response. Enjoy!!

Included in the package are ten different journal topics. Each topic is written on the top of the page with lines under to answer the question. Topics can be answered in a few sentences or expanded into an essay.

Perfect for the first day of school, this worksheet asks students about their likes and dislikes. The first page asks their name, things that they are good at and not good at (perspectives), and who they live with. The second page is a survey about reading and writing likes and dislikes. Students are asked to rate each category on a scale of 1 to 5.

This bundle includes three Quick-write sheets. Each sheet contains either 16 or 20 questions that students can answer in a short statement or phrase. This can be expanded on by having students pick their favorite box and expanding their answer.

Included are some fun activities for Tuesday, February 22, 2022. Through this packet, your students can work on coloring a pennant, work on rhymings, some 22-second challenges, and learn about how to say "two" in different languages. This would be perfect for a brain-break activity or early finisher activity.

In this worksheet, students will have to read and fix each sentence. Each sentence has at least 2 mistakes. Mistakes include punctuation, dialogue, capitalization, and word choice. There are 10 problems and each problem has space included to rewrite the sentence with the proper edits. An answer key is included.

Two journal questions about superstitions, perfect for Friday the 13th!

Spring has sprung! This worksheet asks students four different questions, three that require written answers and one that requires drawing.

Use the following as an exit slips to provide a quick way to see if your students are comprehending what they are reading. This strategy is perfect for adjusting your instruction for the next day and will also help your students by providing them with a fast and easy way to think about what they have learned. You can use this with informational text or literature. Provided are 2 versions of the 3-2-1 worksheet. The first page allows students to reflect on what they have read. The second page al

Combination locks can be tricky! Through this activity, students will cut out the lock dials and glue them on the lock to match the given number. There are two worksheets included. One has numbers that are marked on the lock and the second are the numbers that are between the marks. Answer key is included.

Combination locks can be tricky! Through this activity, students will look at different combination locks and match it to the number given on the dial. There are two worksheets included. One has numbers that are marked on the lock and the second are the numbers that are between the marks. Answer key is included.

Students can illustrate and write a brief statement about some of their summer favorites, such as book, food, and place that they had visited. Two copies are included, one in black and white and one in color.

This writing activity forces students to think small and then expand on one of their favorite topic choices. Included on the sheet are sixteen different squares for students to write their opinions. On the back there is space for the students to expand on their favorite topic.

This worksheet has students put fall-inspired words in alphabetical order. The alphabet is printed at the top of the page to help students.

Brrrr! This writing activity is perfect for wintertime. Students are asked 3 questions that have areas for written answers and one spot to draw a response.

This a creative writing prompt. Students can either pick story elements from the tables or use the story starters at the bottom of the page. The second page can be used for story planning.