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Celebrate your students in a meaningful, memorable way with this comprehensive set of 92 unique end-of-year awards! Designed to recognize every child, this resource highlights not just academics, but personality, growth, talents, and passions too. Whether you want heartfelt, fun, or confidence-boosting awards, you’ll find the perfect fit for every student in your classroom 💛 👉 Click preview to see the full list of awards included!🌟 What’s Included92 unique student awards across a wide rang

Hook your students’ attention at grammar time with this Singular and Plural Nouns Interactive PowerPoint Lesson. This resource focuses on regular plural noun forms with -s, -es, and -ies endings. The PowerPoint is filled with animated exercises, activities, and games to keep your students engaged. It is a great tool to teach, review, and assess. This NO-PREP daily grammar practice lesson will have your students begging you for more! This packet will be most suitable for first and second grade a

Hook your students’ attention at grammar time with this Verb Tense Interactive PowerPoint Lesson. This resource focuses on identifying and using present tense, past tense, and future tense verbs. The PowerPoint is filled with animated exercises, activities, and games to keep your students engaged. This NO-PREP daily grammar practice lesson will have your students begging you for more! This packet will be most suitable for first and second grade as well as ESOL students. You can use this gramm

This product is to teach young children to distinguish tattling from reporting. The packet includes PowerPoint slides and cut-and-paste worksheets. 1) PowerPoint Slides- You can use these as a way to teach, review, and quiz the children about the difference between tattling and reporting. There are clear, real-life images and all the slides are kept very simple for children to follow along easily. (9 situations included) 2) Cut and Paste- There are five pages to distinguish tattling vs. report

Daily Digital Writing Prompts for 2nd & 3rd Grade | Paperless, Projectable, and Easy to Use! Looking for a simple, engaging, and paperless way to build daily writing habits in your classroom? These Daily Digital Writing Prompts are perfect for 2nd grade writers and they’re so easy to use!***180 Slides Included***Just project the prompt ➝ students write in their journals—done! ✅ ⭐ 10 Rotating Writing Categories:Make a ListWould You RatherMail Time! (Writing Letters)FactsDraw and LabelFinis

Are you working towards building classroom community? These stand up sit down back to school brain break activities will help your students see that they have a lot of things in common with their friends! With 105 slides, your students will remain engaged and your classroom community building will be off to a great start!  This is a great Back to School community building activity that will allow your students to move around in a quiet way as they get to know their peers! You can use this digi

The classic Would You Rather game is a great ice breaker to get your students to listen, speak, and take turns. This is a great Back to School activity, but is also a great game to play throughout the year. With each question, encourage your students to speak more and give a reason for their answers. For example, ‘Would you rather ride an elephant or a camel? Why?’ These ice breaker questions will help spark a conversation and build a sense of community. This activity would work well in an ES

Are you looking for an ice breaker to help your students get to know each other much better? This Community Building Activity Bundle - perfect for the first week of school (or, indeed, at any time!) - will get everyone talking, moving, and having a whole lot of fun! This fully digital set of activities includes four distinct games and over a hundred different topics to build familiarity with one another. Start off by getting the students to form groups based on having the same answer to the sa

This Back to School activity is a great ice breaker to help your students to get to know each other in the first week of school. Your students will find out that their friends have lots in common with them and this will help even your shyest students. It is a great community building classroom game with fun questions for everyone to answer. There are 100 questions, but I added a blank slide for you to add even more for your students. You can use this as a whole group activity, or you can pair t

What better way to get your students to get to know each other, all whilst shaking their sillies out? This is a great ice-breaker game to build a sense of community for your students. It’s great as a Back to School activity, but your students will also love playing this game at different times of the year. This game will encourage teamwork and give your students the chance to socialize by finding the things they have in common. Students will be given a mission to form a group by speaking to thei