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This PowerPoint presentation is a great first look into Medieval times. This is a great unit to do with gifted/advanced students that can be expanded into a semester of study. This includes many visual pictures to get students excited about the lessons to come.

This is a great 14-Day poetry unit that includes everything you need to teach poetry to your students. The topics include: Figurative Language, Stanzas, Onomatopoeia, Personification, Simile, Metaphor, Haiku, Quatrain, Idiom, Sensory Details, Tone, Mood, Alliteration, Assonance, and Hyperbole. Lessons Include: 1. Guided PowerPoint with explicit instructions 2. Standards & Essential Questions 3. Four Poetry Assessments 4. Poems 5. Worksheets: Definition Guide & Practice Worksheets 6. Proj

This Medieval Times Unit is great for gifted/advanced learners. It includes a pre-test and four complete projects. The projects included: Clothing Project, Castle Presentation, Group Bubonic Plague Puppet Presentation, and a Writing Project. These projects also include rubrics, checklists, and helpful information for researching.

Use these twenty-six A-Z alphabet PowerPoint's to teach new letters and sounds to students while keeping them engaged with real world examples. Each PowerPoint contains ten real world examples of words that contain that sound. They additionally have phoneme segmentation, beginning sound repetition, and chants to begin and end each alphabet letter. Every PowerPoint Contains: 1. Introduction: What letter is being introduced 2. Chant: Sound and letter name are chanted with the teacher for iso

These can be used for homework or consonant blend activities in the classroom. Students will read the tongue twister. They will then circle the words that have the consonant blend requested. They will then color the pictures that represent those blends. There are twenty seven tongue twisters with two consonant blends and nine tongue twisters with three consonant blends.

Word families included: ap, am, at, it, ig, ip, ot, op, ox, og, et, en, ed, ut, un, ug, and ook. These handouts are great practice for students working with word families. They bring in an art aspect and a writing component. I use them as a reinforcement lesson.

Use these editable homework folder setups for your classroom. Place in protective sleeves and attach to homework folders for all year guides for your students. Homework does not have to be hard, but fun and reinforce what was already taught. Contains: 1. B.E.E. Guide: Bring Everything Everyday Guide 2. Homework Week Guide: Day of the week guide on what to do for homework 3. Math Addition Facts: A review sheet to study math addition facts every month 4. Math Subtraction Facts: A review sh

These are great practice for students working with word families. These worksheets bring in an art aspect and a writing component. I use them as a reinforcement lesson. Students draw the picture then fill in the blank in the sentence. Seven-teen word families included. Such as: ap, am, at, it, ig, ip, ot, op, ox, og, et, en, ed, ut, un, ug, and ump.

Place each sheet in a plastic sleeve or laminate. Place in a folder for each individual student. A gifted or early finisher student chooses a book to read for the week. The student completes one activity daily on the sheet. Place check marks with dry erase markers to reuse the sheet weekly. Each activity plays a creative and higher-order knowledge base to complete.

These "Editable Behavioral Charts" are great tools to help individual students stay focused on the lesson at hand. Simple rewards can be earned when a student follows the rules and turn their negative behavior into positive behavior. These charts help track that behavior for school or home. Positive reinforcement is the best policy! I hope these are useful. Please check back regularly as I update and add products.

These worksheets are great for small groups. Students trace the sentences then color or use construction paper to decorate the letter as the sentence instructs. We also glue on items such as: noodles, yarn, popcorn, and googly eyes for fun.

Learn or review the alphabet with flare. Read the letter on the board and say its sound. Do a movement exercise after every fourth letter. Students will be more attentive and ready in anticipation for the fun movement to come up next.

These are great resources for testing your students’ knowledge on prepositions, commas, quotation marks, and verb tenses. I have included answer keys. They can be used for formative or diagnostic testing. I have additionally included five bonus daily language quizzes that do not include answer keys.

This document is editable to type in your spelling words for the week. Copy these two pages front and back for a two day homework assignment. This will give your students a fun way to practice their spelling words.

This activity is great in Math groups. Place each page in a plastic sleeve or laminate. Teacher will need to provide play dough. Students will create the correct amount of objects the sheet says out of play dough to complete the picture. This activity is great for kinesthetic learners.