Helping children understand and express their emotions is critical to their emotional development. By using fun and interactive activities, ...
Das "Daily Routines Wheel" kann für verschiedene Aktivitäten eingesetzt werden. Ich nutze es für Speaking Activities aber auch für Writing. Das Rad ist 2-fach d
All about me activities for toddlers and preschoolers. 45 all about me themed crafts, free printables, science activities and more.
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In this About Me Freebie, children can draw themselves, color their favorite color, write about what they want to be when they grow up, list their pets and much more! This can be used at any age and makes a great keepsake for parents! **An extra page with the alternate spelling of "favourite" has been added for our Aussie friends! :) Happy Teaching! Back to School MORNING WORK: Kindergarten: Back to School Morning Work {Kindergarten} Morning Work for the YEAR {Kindergarten} First Grade: Back to School Morning Work {First Grade} Morning Work for the YEAR {First Grade} Second Grade: Back to School Morning Work {Second Grade} Morning Work for the YEAR {2nd Grade} MATH and LITERACY PACKETS: KIndergarten: Back to School Math and Literacy {Kindergarten} First Grade: Back to School Math and Literacy {First Grade} Second Grade: Back to School Math and Literacy {Second Grade} HANDWRITING: Back to School handwriting Packet JOURNAL PROMPTS: Back to School Journal Prompts Journal Prompts for the Year Some products you might like: Reading Response No-Prep Printables Number Words Printables and Activities BUNDLE Reading Fluency Passages {Blends} BUNDLE: Addition, Subtraction, Story Problems **If you have a question, comment, find errors or see a need for a technical update to a product, please leave me a message in the “ask a question” section of my store. **Purchase of this product is for one teacher, one classroom. For multiple classroom usage, please visit the “my purchases” tab and purchase more licenses. Copyright © Melanie Whitmire@Searching for Silver-All rights reserved by the author. Purchase of this item entitles the purchaser the right to reproduce the pages for personal or classroom use. Duplication for other classes, an entire school, or commercial purposes is strictly prohibited and is a violation of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA). To add additional licenses of this product, see your “my purchases” tab after purchase.
FREE Emotions activity for learning about feelings and facial expressions. Daily emotion check-in activity, great for preschoolers and special needs children.
This is a fun worksheet to practice talking about daily routines in English.
Use art to teach young clients to name, identify, and recognize their emotions, and their associated bodily sensations. Ask your client to choose a color...
These six free printable Human Body Worksheets contain activities to keep a child entertained while also teaching them everything they need to know about the human body. The human body is so important to learn about!
Check out this printable pack of Primary Worksheets available with free teaching ideas for primary and elementary teachers.
From science experiments to sensory explorations to STEM and STEAM activities, these science activities for preschoolers are sure to be a hit!
K-1 POETRY UNIT I love teaching poetry to kindergarten and first grade students! Even though I have this labeled as Unit 8 in my Writing Series , I actually teach poetry throughout the entire year. We follow the same routine and students look forward to our poetry week every month.
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Fun and engaging ESL activities, games and worksheets in printable PDF format with full teacher's notes and answers for English teachers to use in class.
5 school counseling activities using string to focus on growth mindset, anxiety, trauma, coping skills, and impulse control.
Practice words of feelings with your students with this fun cut out worksheet!
Make learning fun with these same and different worksheets for preschoolers. Help them to observe and compare objects by finding differences. Free printable!
How Did This Happen? Never thought I’d append “wiki” to a post, but here we are. Here, approaching the dead center of August, I’m getting Google hits along the lines of R…
These preschool human body printables will teach your kids about the human body. Learn the body organ's functions and locations with these!
Descarga nuestra ficha educativa para aprender los estados de ánimo en inglés. Ficha coloreable con ejercicio de relacionar caras con los estados de ánimo.
We’re very happy to welcome back Kylie from How We Montessori as a regular contributor on Hellobee! . . . . . One thing most Montessori families agree on is the benefit of rotating toys and materials.
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Teach your students about the five senses, touch. What exactly can they feel? wood - hard, cotton wool - soft / fluffy, and so on.
A new version of the 5 Minute Activity-series. This time the focus is on adjectives. Students must find synonyms, antonyms and adjectives starting with specific letters. - ESL worksheets
30+ anti-racism activities for kids that you can do at home or in the classroom to help start the conversation of race and racism.
I pulled out my Asia storage box a couple of weeks ago and was overwhelmed by the amount of stuff I’ve put in it over the years. I decided it was finally time to get it properly organized. (More thoughts about organizing thematic units here.) Here are the preliminary results! I put a few […]
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Let Your Emotions R.A.I.N An Occupational Therapy activity worksheet for inpatient psych groups of all ages This activity was used to discus...
Pinay Homeschooler is a blog that shares homeschool and afterschool activity of kids from babies to elementary level.
These paper cutting stations help kids' fine motor skills and give them important tools they'll need to write numbers later. Happy snipping!
This worksheet aims to practice feelings and emotions. The task is to read the sentence, understand its meaning and draw the expression on the face corresponding to the sentence. In addition one optional task is given where children can write down how they feel. - ESL worksheets
Kids will have fun while learning where do I Live with this printable activity perfect for preschool, pre-k, and kindergarten students.
Use the key to color how much of these can be found in the place you call home. Use the blank spaces to come up with your own! Spanish Version Included with Download (pg. 2)! ¿Cuántas de estas cosas hay en tu casa?
Oral Motor Exercises for Children, skills refer to the appropriate functioning and use of the facial muscles lips, jaw, tongue, cheeks etc.
A fun printable activity and recycling game to help your kids get familiar with recycling. Great as part of an earth day activity.
30+ Montessori Math Activities for Preschool and Kindergarten, Montessori math is full of hands-on learning activities, Montessori Math at Home, Montessori Printables and Montessori activities, plus, Montessori materials for home and classroom
AMPLIFYING your ESL instruction is all about increasing comprehensible input for your students. In other words, ELLs learn best when you use instructional strategies that make your teaching (input) as easy to understand as possible (comprehensible). Makes sense, right? Amplification strategies are easy to adapt to whatever content you are teaching, and they are naturally differentiating (meaning students of all language abilities will benefit from their use). AMPLIFICATION STRATEGY: Use realia and hands-on activities Realia is a fancy word for everyday objects. You are using realia whenever you show your students actual objects (rather than an image or explanation of the object). Even something as simple as using real coins during math lessons counts as realia. Research shows us that the more ways we allow students to interact with the material we teach, the better they learn it. Realia and hands-on activities encourage students to participate and interact to the fullest. By handling, manipulating, and observing objects, ELLs are able to use more than just language to help them construct meaning. They are receiving information through interacting with the objects you present, which helps them understand your lesson in a deeper way. We've created a sample Five Senses unit to give you an idea of how easy it is to incorporate realia and hands-on activities into your teaching. Remember, amplification strategies can be added to any lesson to make it more comprehensible for ELLs! Below are a few ideas to get your wheels turning. 1.) Assemble a collection of objects. Have each student pick an object (secretly, if you want to add some drama) to describe using their five senses. They can write their description as a paragraph if they're more advanced students, or in list form if their English skills are intermediate. A true beginner may decide to create a drawing with labels or select from a collection of words you’ve supplied in a word bank. Pre-literate students may give an oral description of their objects. Allowing students to choose how to participate in this activity gives you the opportunity to assess their mastery of the content, regardless of their language abilities. 2.) Read “touch and feel” books. These relatively simple books are wonderful for helping students understand the more subtle variations in texture that we try to describe. They may seem inappropriate for older ELLs, but a more advanced activity could include asking the students to feel the texture and then come up with an appropriate word to describe its feel. Providing a word bank or the first letter of the target word makes this exercise slightly easier. Usborne has a series of books that are great for teaching vocabulary words about the sense of touch. In each of these books, a mouse is searching for something, but each time he thinks he’s found it, he realizes “it’s too (insert vocabulary word here).” The accompanying pictures allow students to feel the texture while hearing the word that describes the feeling. You can find many of the books in this series on amazon.com. 3.) Brainstorm a list of words that describe touch and texture with your students. Then ask them to go out and find objects that illustrate those words. Your class can create a poster of the different vocabulary words and objects they find. If you allow students access to this poster throughout the year, even beginner ELLs will be able to incorporate more advanced vocabulary into their writing. These sensory words are very useful when teaching students to "stretch their writing" in Small Moments units! For added cuteness, young students could trace their hands or even make a handprint using paint. The bottom line: Integrating hands-on experiences whenever possible is an important way to reinforce new concepts and vocabulary for ELLs. It encourages students of all language levels to participate to their abilities and is naturally differentiating. Not to mention, it motivates students, helps them stay focused (especially those kinesthetic learners), and encourages interaction with peers. Did you find this post helpful? Check out some of our other posts for more ideas about amplifying for ELLs. Here you'll find a printable list of questions for parents to ask their children to encourage deeper reading comprehension. For more tips on involving families in their children's schooling, visit our ELL Family Resources page and print out some of the forms on our post about parent communication. Want more suggestions foranchor charts and graphic organizers? Or take our quiz to find out how you're doing in terms of amplifying instruction for the ELLs in your classroom.
