Teaching Interactively

This product includes one blank sheet for the comparison between the French and the English during the French and Indian War. It also includes one completed comparison chart that can either be used as a teacher's guide for a mini-lesson or can be passed out as a resource for younger students.

This handout works well as a way for students to take notes and illustrate them as they learn. For each term, the definition is given and an area where the student may illustrate the definition is provided. Terms included: point, line, line segment, midpoint, ray, plane, parallel lines, intersecting lines, and perpendicular lines. I have students look at the definition and make a guess about what they think it should look like. Then we discuss any differences in their drawings. This provide

A simple and fun bookmark to help students learn the helping verbs. For best results, print double sided and laminate.

Are you tired of assigning essays for your book reports? Here is a handout with eight different ideas for book report options. I have left it in an editable form to suit your needs. My students loved these and were very excited to do these reports!