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After reading a non-fiction book, students can write three facts that they learned from the book.

An entire weather unit covering the basics. The colored slides were shown to students via SmartBoard. The topics covered include: Observation of the weather How to read a thermometer Season Weather Patterns Clouds (the three basics: Cumulus, Cirrus, and Stratus) Precipitation Water Cycle

A fill-in-the-blank worksheet on Cause and Effect. Students have to read the sentence then determine whether they need a cause or effect to complete it.

A quick Christmas worksheet on adjectives. The noun is underlined for the students and the adjective has to be found.

Owl classroom labels to start off the year with! Polka dot border and owl clip arts are thanks to: www.mycutegraphics.com.

Shade in the areas of the shape and write the fraction of the shaded area. A quick and easy worksheet for students.

This provides an outline of the basic cinquain poem.

A quick poem for primary students!

A basic calendar for student use. It is fill in the missing numbers to practice their numbers and to learn their calendar skills.

An open-ended question packet for the book, Bird Watch by Terry Jennings.

This is a lesson that I created during my student teaching days to cover the basic phases of the moon.

A fun activity for students to do with partners or by themselves to learn about non-standard methods of measurement.

A basic calendar for student use. It is completely blank for students to fill in all the numbers.

A quick sheet for students to describe the three basic types of clouds: Cumulus, Cirrus, and Stratus.

I used this graphic organizer with my first grade ELL students. It was basic enough for them to understand.

This calendar begins September 2014 until August 2015. It is the basic black and white.