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This set of 12 printable bookmarks tell THE GOOD NEWS OF JESUS! They include scripture to support each piece of His story, and are made to be colored if you choose. I recommend printing on card stock paper and/or laminating after coloring them. I hope that these help you to share the love of Jesus!

Worksheet to practice double borrowing in 3-digit subtraction equations

This simple story summarizes the history of Christmas from the first recorded celebration until today. I hope you enjoy this printable PDF book with your students.

This unique activity incorporates math and literacy concepts in a fun and puzzling way! Lesson Plan included Other materials needed: -graph paper -sight word list

Build self-awareness as you explore the impact of choices. How are we impacted by other’s choices? How do our choices affect those around us? This document includes: Choices Poster Teacher plans for 2 exploration/discussion activities “Whom do your choices affect?” activity sheet (2 options available)

In this activity students will analyze a design problem by forming a hypothesis about the issue, testing their ideas, and stating a conclusion. Materials needed: -attached response sheet -playdough -toothpicks

This interactive notebook helps students understand, organize and create poetry. Includes: Several cover versions in 2 different styles2 versions of each poem page (straight lines or handwriting lines)Poetry Types: Limerick, Haiku, Cinquain, Diamante & AcrosticPoetry Vocabulary cut-and-paste activity page

This activity integrates Literacy and Social Studies concepts as students explore the structure and purpose of a quote. Materials needed: -attached response sheet -dictionary -brief prior knowledge of Dr. Seuss and Maya Angelou is ideal

Using this venn diagram graphic organizer, compare and contrast two stories by analyzing story elements including: characters, setting, plot, and message.

This tool helps students to analyze characters and their influence throughout a story. Students will identify the conflict faced by the character, action taken to resolve the problem, and the final solution. You may also have students illustrate a character's physical appearance using this organizer.

This puzzle-type activity reinforces student understanding of prefix and suffix meaning and word building.