Taysha Bernal

I have created a 15 page novel study with an answer key. The book "The Terrible Two" has lots of chapters so I combined two or three chapters throughout the novel study. I included the following activities: • Before You Read • Comprehension Questions • Summary Activity • Extension Activity Students can read and then work independently on the activities at their own pace.

This novel study is more appropriate for 5th, 6th & 7th grade. Get everything you need to deliver meaningful reading instruction in this 29 page novel study: *Before reading *Predict and Confirm *ABC order *Vocabulary *Comprehension Questions *Word Search *SWBST (Somebody Wanted But So Then) *Summarizing *Fiction Book Report *Know the Author *Answer Key

Editable neon allergy sign.

Cut out Kelso and his tongue. Pick out 3 of your favorite Kelso choices and glue them onto Kelso’s tongue. Next, glue his tongue onto his mouth. Talk to your buddy about why you chose those 3 Kelso choices.

After listening carefully and identifying the main parts of the story (setting, characters, problem, and solution), the moral will be determined after the story is read. The worksheet allows for recording story elements.

Soil a Natural Resource How is soil used? Sort the pictures. What products are made from soil and what is not made from soil?

Students cut out the pictures and match them to the correct letter sound.

FLASHLIGHT CRAFT–“He was walking on a road when “… suddenly a light from the sky shone around him” ACTS 9:3 This flashlight is a fun way to help your child remember the memory verse. Finally, have a dance party in the dark with real flashlights! For full lesson check out my web page http://www.bernalblessings.com/

My "Crenshaw" Novel Study below is 20 pages! Your class will use this novel study with the book Crenshaw. It includes everything you'll need to complete it as a class, or if the children are older, have them read and complete the activities on their own. What's Included: Pre-reading Activity Chapter Comprehension Questions Parts of Speech ~Nouns, Verbs, & Adjectives Character Traits & Finding Evidence Story Notes Answer Key for All Comprehension Questions Extension Activities: Storyboard Su

Keep your school children safe from dangerous allergic reactions. This sign will inform well-meaning parents from packing or bringing in food that might be problematic to children in your care.

Children cut out the natural resources and glue them onto the correct places on the map of Texas. Answer key included.

While teaching our mapping unit I use this PowerPoint to aid in the explanation of what is a bird's-eye view.

Hen craft for fun or to use with Rosie's Walk. It also includes a writing prompt, "Imagine you will go on a walk with Rosie. Where will you go, and what will you do?" The writing worksheet contains a preposition word bank.

This is the alphabet with words and pictures to go with Dr. Jean's Action Alphabet song.

TX Four Regions Foldable. Review the Texas regions by comparing their different characteristics. Students will cut and paste the climate, natural resource, the landform, label a river, &; write and interesting fact about each region.

Use the template to write a rough draft poem using metaphors to describe your family members. There is also a final draft template included.

This is an 11 page mini literacy unit to go along with the read aloud "Mrs. Bindergarten Gets Ready for Kindergarten." It includes alphabet recognition games, name craft, handwriting practice, name writing practice, beginning sounds, rhyming, and graphing!

This PPT covers rules/laws, community, & public officials. The public officials I used are for U.S.A., Texas, & San Antonio but can be changed to fit your community needs.

This is a 52 page unit that focuses on map skills, physical and human characteristics, living and nonliving, life cycles, and interdependence. Check out my Gulf Coast Animal unit! Visit www.bernalblessings.com for more detailed information!

Directions: Students look the science tools in each box. Find the matching name at the bottom of the page and glue them in their Science Journal.