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Design Challenge: Ugly Sweater, Socks & Cup Bundle (Grades 6+) Engage your middle and high school students with a fun, festive no-prep design activity! This creative worksheet bundle challenges students (Grades 6+) to design their own "ugly" holiday-themed sweater, socks, and hot cup. This flexible resource is perfect for: Creative expression and art integration in any subject.A fun early finisher task.An engaging, seasonal brain break.A lighthearted homeroom or sub-day activity.Just print an

This is a great secondary classroom assignment! Have student's design a school spirit t-shirt. This assignment can be done with art tools (markers,crayons, colored pencils etc.) or digital drawing tools.

Challenge your students to reach new heights with this engaging House of Cards STEM Activity! In this hands-on challenge, students work individually or in teams to design, build, and test the tallest freestanding structure they can create using only standard playing cards. This fun and accessible activity fosters problem-solving, critical thinking, engineering design skills, and teamwork. Perfect for science centers, STEM challenges, rainy day activities, or a unique classroom competition! **Inc

This printable vocabulary workshop is designed to empower students with the essential words commonly encountered in ACT, SAT, and ELAR (English Language Arts and Reading) exams. Through engaging exercises, students will enhance their word knowledge and develop skills crucial for success in standardized tests and academic writing. Features: Define: Students will define each vocabulary word provided in the workshop. Encouraging precise definitions fosters a deeper understanding of word meanings an

This color coded Finger Responsibilities chart is a great way to introduce the keyboard to young technology users.

Wow your students and celebrate their achievements with these cool posters. Includes 5 different colored sheets (red, blue, orange, green, and purple) that may be printed on regular or glossy paper. Post them on your classroom bulletin board and make your students feel proud! Instructions: Take a photo of your student and print/upload (if editing digitally). Use a Sharpie marker to write their name OR laminate and reuse. Write on them with Dry Erase markers.

Tabletalk Guidelines poster for your classroom. Let students know how to carry on classroom conversations. Use the numbers to specify the level of conversation in your classroom. Print and post in prominent areas around the room or print a large poster for display. Easy to download and print Great for new teachers Useful classroom management tool

Help students learn the keyboard with this quick, handy color-coded guide. Great for all subjects to show students how to use the computer keyboard.

Emoji Exit Tickets (Half-Slips) Close out your lessons in style. Great way to have students summarize what they've learned. Instructions: Print as many copies as you need and cut them in half. Emoji Key: "Smiley Face" - I get it. "Sad Face" - I'm lost "Crying Face" - I really don't understand. "Smile & Shades" - No worries, I got it. "Tongue out" - I enjoyed this lesson. "Thumbs-up" - I like it. "First-Aid" - I need help please! "Microphone" - I need to talk to you about this lesson.

Inspire your students to succeed in school! This wall poster is sure to get them thinking, even when they're daydreaming!