A beautiful booklet to help explain the Holy Trinity - the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. Includes: The Trinity cover sheet The Triangle and the Trinity A Shamrock and the Trinity An Apple and the Trinity A Circle of Love is the Trinity The Trinity is... and Write a prayer to the Holy Trinity.

This sorting game would make a great class activity or station work. My students loved sorting all the apples into the different baskets and many said it was one of their favorite activities. Print out the baskets and apples that you want to use with your students choosing from all of the following: low so (or low sol) low la low ti do re mi fa so (or sol) la ti high do Note: all options come in color and black/white After printing have students figure out the solfege on each apple, then place it with the correct basket. It is that simple! Each solfege syllable has at least four apples with different do keys to really challenge your students. If your students enjoyed this activity I would love to hear about it or see pictures of it. Feel free to leave me valuable feedback on what you liked about this activity or how it could be improved. I'm always happy to hear what you have to say! If you like this game and are looking for more solfege practice activities here are a few to check out: Fall - Color by Solfege - So, La, Mi Winter - Color by Solfege - So - Mi Winter - Color by Solfege - So, La, Mi Winter - Color by Solfege - do, re, mi, so, la Spring - Color by Solfege - so - mi Solfa Land Pirate Pairrrs Bundle - Interactive Game for Practicing Reading Solfege Catch a Falling Leaf - Interactive Game for Practicing Reading Solfege Follow me on Facebook for Fan Freebies and Specials created by Making Music Memories, Brittany De Laruelle, Brittany Ward

This is a great page for primary grade students to learn their usernames and passwords. **THIS IS AN APPLE Keyboard. I hope to have a PC version soon.** The keyboard includes the 5 main rows of an Apple keyboard, keeping it simple for young students.Students color the letters and/or numbers in thei...

Anchor chart to help students remember four types of literary conflict.

With the CCSS emphasizing informational text, this choice board is a perfect way to engage students. Students choose 3 activities to complete making a tic-tac-toe, and then cut out the corresponding cards to glue into their reading notebook. I have two other choice boards with different higher-order thinking questions at: Growing Bundle of Choice Boards Non-Fiction Choice Board - Version 2 Non-Fiction Choice Board - Version 3 All three Choice Boards can be purchased here: Non-Fiction Choice Board Bundle Thank you!!!!

All About Adjectives is a NO PREP, printable pack designed to suit Kindergarten, Grade 1 and Grade 2. It is important that students develop a strong knowledge base of adjectives early on to help improve their descriptive writing skills in later years.This pack contains 34 different adjective printab...

Feature, function class worksheet for airplane and apple.

Cooking serves as a functional and motivating activity that fosters life skills, language, sequencing, fine motor skills, reading, and following directions. Perfect for children with special needs or those in early elementary grades, this resource makes the kitchen a place of educational excitement and tasty exploration! This resource includes visual recipes for quick and simple snacks: instant pudding, Jello, and microwave popcorn. Each recipe has a one-page worksheet with visual choice questions to reinforce concepts learned while cooking. Whether used as a group activity, speech-therapy lesson, or an after-school treat, these recipes add a dash of fun to learning! Do your students love cooking? Grab some more recipes: Visual Recipes: Rice Krispies and Chocolate Pie Visual Recipes: French Toast and Caramel Apples Visual Recipes: Drinks Visual Recipes: Easy Dinner Visual Recipes: Summer Treats and Snacks For more resources, tips, and materials to help you help children with autism please visit The Autism Helper

This download includes activities and worksheets for the song, Apple Tree. Included: Notation of song Game for song Practice Ta Ti-Ti Worksheet Level 1 Practice Ta Ti-Ti Worksheet Level 2 Practice Do Worksheet Do Melodic Self-Assessment Your feedback is important! Please rate this product. Follow me for "Followers Only Freebies." Like me on Facebook for updates and Flash Freebies!

This resource is full of warm-ups that will get your students thinking and talking science from the moment they step into your class! Engaging your students will be easy with these interesting and thought-provoking questions. These no-prep, digital or printable slides will save you time and the kids will love them! There are a variety of fun questions like “If you were a zookeeper, what animal would you want to look after and why?” or ”If you could be on the first ship to establish a new planet, would you want to go? Why or why not?” There are also review questions, scientific method review, opportunities for students to make observations, predictions and inferences and debate hot topics like “Should scientists clone endangered animals?” They will be talking about some of these questions all the way home! Here’s what you’ll get: 100 slides with difference science related questions One bonus slide with links to reputable science news websites A checklist to keep track of slides you have used An answer key PDF and PPT files of the resource for Google Slides and Powerpoint Printable card size version of all 100 slides that you can use in stations, small groups, for enrichment or for a fast finishers bin. EDUCATORS LIKE YOU SAID… ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ For the Greater Good Says, “I really enjoyed this resource. It’s one that opens up the students to critical thinking and meaningful conversations. The prompts don’t require background knowledge so every students has an entry point. I’ve used it both remotely and in person. Won’t disappoint!” ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Karen Morse says, ”EXACTLY what I was looking for! The questions are open-ended and very creative so the kids can get to work on them without needing any prior knowledge. It will get them thinking like a scientist, making predictions, thinking deeply… all before my “actual” lesson begins." ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Jessica V. says “Wonderful resource!! Absolutely takes the time and thought out of planning simple warmups. Love this!” ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ ScienceInTheMiddles says “My students love this! We use it every single day!” ___________________________________ You may also like… 100 MORE Science Warm Ups 200 Science Warm ups BUNDLE Optics & Light Complete Unit Plan ___________________________________ Copyright © The Wise Apple All rights reserved by author.  Permission to copy for single classroom use only.  Not for public display. Please purchase additional licenses if you intend to share this product

All About Nouns is a NO PREP, printable worksheet pack designed to suit Kindergarten, Grade 1 and Grade 2. It is important that students develop a strong knowledge base of nouns early on to ensure academic success in later years.This pack contains 36 different noun worksheets. This includes varied w...

This set of practice slideshows is meant to accompany the Kodály-Aspiring Recorder Method. Slideshows featuring text, solfege and no text/solfege for the 5 songs in the Do/Half Note concept of the method. Songs are: Apple Tree, Chain Chain Daisy Chain, King's Land, Mouse Mousie, Pease Porridge Hot 3 options: With words, with solfege, "You can do it" with notes only How this recorder method works: It seems like there is always one. There is that one student that can’t play the recorder pieces because they can’t hear how it is ‘supposed to sound’. They are frustrated, and you are frustrated for them. This method uses what they already know: solfege and rhythm syllables. Focusing on introduction of the fingering instead of the note name helps students understand by using a known concept instead of the idea of note names which can be very abstract for some kids. 
 This system lends itself well to a ‘belt’ system too if you wish. Each belt would be at the completion of a concept/set of concepts. Some concepts are grouped together, others appear separate. The rhythmic concepts are not emphasized in this system, however the first few are introduced with the solfege to review. Some rhythmic elements are not introduced in sequence to ensure that folk songs deal with only the solfege elements that have been introduced already. All solfege elements are practiced with 5 songs, rhythmic elements do not always have 5. Before students play each song, make sure they have been introduced to every concept in the song. I’ve included other musical elements such as repeats, anacrusis, ties, rounds, and time signature changes. Many of these do not happen until the later concepts when the children are more comfortable with the mechanics. In addition to being relatable concepts, this system also relies on widely known folk songs. This is also to help those kids that just need to hear it to play it as a beginner. Students can still practice at home once they have sung the songs in class but this must occur before they bring it home to practice. This method doesn’t deal with moveable do, or key signatures so that students can truly relate the solfege they know to the notes they are playing. Due to Do being fixed at C, low la and low sol do not appear but will be introduced in level 2 of the series when key changes and chromatics are introduced. If you’ve prepped them that do moves with other activities, it won’t be an issue later on if you don’t get to level 2. Also, if you work in district that utilizes fixed do in upper choral classes, they’ll have an advantage! Resources for the Kodály-Aspiring Recorder Method The Kodály-Aspiring Recorder Method Level One The Kodály Aspiring Recorder Resources Check out the sample pack of the Kodály-Aspiring Recorder Love the Kodaly recorder? Check out my Folk Song Files for the Kodály Classroom ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Customer Tips: How to get TPT credit to use on future purchases: • Please go to your My Purchases page (you may need to login). Beside each purchase you'll see a Provide Feedback button. Simply click it and you will be taken to a page where you can give a quick rating and leave a short comment for the product. Each time you give feedback, TPT gives you feedback credits that you use to lower the cost of your future purchases. I value your feedback greatly as it helps me determine which products are most valuable for your classroom so I can create more for you. ☺ Be the first to know about my new discounts, freebies and product launches • Look for the green star next to my store logo and click it to become a follower. Voila! You will now receive email updates about this store. ☺ Facebook Pinterest Twitter Mrs. Stouffer's Blog Questions? Email me at [email protected]

World War II activity. Great for World War II that forces students to think critically! Students are given five scenarios that involve World War II, the Holocaust, and its aftermath. Then they are asked to answer a series of thought provoking moral questions. Each story is based on a true event and the real stories are also provided. Extension suggestions and a lesson plan are included. Scenarios based on the real life stories of: Adolf Eichmann Dora Bruder Marthe Cohn Francois Mitterrand Charles de Gaulle Available BUNDLED along with: Hitler's Rise to Power The Monuments Men Cold War Map Activity WWII Map Activity The Imitation Game Woman in Gold Operation Finale

A fun poem to teach Steady Beat and Ta TiTi Perfect for Spring!! A great song for: -prepare, present, practice steady beat -prepare, present, practice Ta & TiTi Rhythm Slides - beat icons - rhythm icons - slides to present Rhythm - slides to present Ta & TiTi - read the rhythm Printables and Teaching Tools: - 8 worksheets to practice rhythm writing, and identifying the number of sounds - rhythm cards with both stick and regular notation - icon cards with rhythm pattern - beat charts More for Steady Beat vs Rhythm More for Ta TiTi ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Customer Tips: How to get TPT credit to use on future purchases: • Please go to your My Purchases page (you may need to login). Beside each purchase you'll see a Provide Feedback button. Simply click it and you will be taken to a page where you can give a quick rating and leave a short comment for the product. Each time you give feedback, TPT gives you feedback credits that you use to lower the cost of your future purchases. I value your feedback greatly as it helps me determine which products are most valuable for your classroom so I can create more for you. ☺ Be the first to know about my new discounts, freebies and product launches • Look for the green star next to my store logo and click it to become a follower. Voila! You will now receive email updates about this store. ☺ For more details, visit my blog: Mrs. Stouffer's Blog For information about specials and freebies you can follow me or "like" Facebook Questions? Email me at [email protected] apple tree, steady beat, quarter note, eighth note, fall, autumn

This product includes 9 free choice grids from September-May. They include completely hands-on activities which are fun for both the student and parents. Categories include: Reading Writing Math Citizenship They are great for teachers who don't have time to check and grade homework everyday. The student colors each square as they are done, and each square is initialed by the parent.

This set of practice slideshows is meant to accompany the Kodály-Aspiring Recorder Method. Slideshows featuring text, solfege and no text/solfege for the 5 songs in the Do/Half Note concept of the method. Songs are: Apple Tree, Chain Chain Daisy Chain, King's Land, Mouse Mousie, Pease Porridge Hot 3 options: With words, with solfege, "You can do it" with notes only How this recorder method works: It seems like there is always one. There is that one student that can’t play the recorder pieces because they can’t hear how it is ‘supposed to sound’. They are frustrated, and you are frustrated for them. This method uses what they already know: solfege and rhythm syllables. Focusing on introduction of the fingering instead of the note name helps students understand by using a known concept instead of the idea of note names which can be very abstract for some kids. 
 This system lends itself well to a ‘belt’ system too if you wish. Each belt would be at the completion of a concept/set of concepts. Some concepts are grouped together, others appear separate. The rhythmic concepts are not emphasized in this system, however the first few are introduced with the solfege to review. Some rhythmic elements are not introduced in sequence to ensure that folk songs deal with only the solfege elements that have been introduced already. All solfege elements are practiced with 5 songs, rhythmic elements do not always have 5. Before students play each song, make sure they have been introduced to every concept in the song. I’ve included other musical elements such as repeats, anacrusis, ties, rounds, and time signature changes. Many of these do not happen until the later concepts when the children are more comfortable with the mechanics. In addition to being relatable concepts, this system also relies on widely known folk songs. This is also to help those kids that just need to hear it to play it as a beginner. Students can still practice at home once they have sung the songs in class but this must occur before they bring it home to practice. This method doesn’t deal with moveable do, or key signatures so that students can truly relate the solfege they know to the notes they are playing. Due to Do being fixed at C, low la and low sol do not appear but will be introduced in level 2 of the series when key changes and chromatics are introduced. If you’ve prepped them that do moves with other activities, it won’t be an issue later on if you don’t get to level 2. Also, if you work in district that utilizes fixed do in upper choral classes, they’ll have an advantage! Resources for the Kodály-Aspiring Recorder Method The Kodály-Aspiring Recorder Method Level One The Kodály Aspiring Recorder Resources Check out the sample pack of the Kodály-Aspiring Recorder Love the Kodaly recorder? Check out my Folk Song Files for the Kodály Classroom ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Customer Tips: How to get TPT credit to use on future purchases: • Please go to your My Purchases page (you may need to login). Beside each purchase you'll see a Provide Feedback button. Simply click it and you will be taken to a page where you can give a quick rating and leave a short comment for the product. Each time you give feedback, TPT gives you feedback credits that you use to lower the cost of your future purchases. I value your feedback greatly as it helps me determine which products are most valuable for your classroom so I can create more for you. ☺ Be the first to know about my new discounts, freebies and product launches • Look for the green star next to my store logo and click it to become a follower. Voila! You will now receive email updates about this store. ☺ Facebook Pinterest Twitter Mrs. Stouffer's Blog Questions? Email me at [email protected]

This set of practice slideshows is meant to accompany the Kodály-Aspiring Recorder Method. Slideshows featuring text, solfege and no text/solfege for the 5 songs in the Do/Half Note concept of the method. Songs are: Apple Tree, Chain Chain Daisy Chain, King's Land, Mouse Mousie, Pease Porridge Hot 3 options: With words, with solfege, "You can do it" with notes only How this recorder method works: It seems like there is always one. There is that one student that can’t play the recorder pieces because they can’t hear how it is ‘supposed to sound’. They are frustrated, and you are frustrated for them. This method uses what they already know: solfege and rhythm syllables. Focusing on introduction of the fingering instead of the note name helps students understand by using a known concept instead of the idea of note names which can be very abstract for some kids. 
 This system lends itself well to a ‘belt’ system too if you wish. Each belt would be at the completion of a concept/set of concepts. Some concepts are grouped together, others appear separate. The rhythmic concepts are not emphasized in this system, however the first few are introduced with the solfege to review. Some rhythmic elements are not introduced in sequence to ensure that folk songs deal with only the solfege elements that have been introduced already. All solfege elements are practiced with 5 songs, rhythmic elements do not always have 5. Before students play each song, make sure they have been introduced to every concept in the song. I’ve included other musical elements such as repeats, anacrusis, ties, rounds, and time signature changes. Many of these do not happen until the later concepts when the children are more comfortable with the mechanics. In addition to being relatable concepts, this system also relies on widely known folk songs. This is also to help those kids that just need to hear it to play it as a beginner. Students can still practice at home once they have sung the songs in class but this must occur before they bring it home to practice. This method doesn’t deal with moveable do, or key signatures so that students can truly relate the solfege they know to the notes they are playing. Due to Do being fixed at C, low la and low sol do not appear but will be introduced in level 2 of the series when key changes and chromatics are introduced. If you’ve prepped them that do moves with other activities, it won’t be an issue later on if you don’t get to level 2. Also, if you work in district that utilizes fixed do in upper choral classes, they’ll have an advantage! Resources for the Kodály-Aspiring Recorder Method The Kodály-Aspiring Recorder Method Level One The Kodály Aspiring Recorder Resources Check out the sample pack of the Kodály-Aspiring Recorder Love the Kodaly recorder? Check out my Folk Song Files for the Kodály Classroom ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Customer Tips: How to get TPT credit to use on future purchases: • Please go to your My Purchases page (you may need to login). Beside each purchase you'll see a Provide Feedback button. Simply click it and you will be taken to a page where you can give a quick rating and leave a short comment for the product. Each time you give feedback, TPT gives you feedback credits that you use to lower the cost of your future purchases. I value your feedback greatly as it helps me determine which products are most valuable for your classroom so I can create more for you. ☺ Be the first to know about my new discounts, freebies and product launches • Look for the green star next to my store logo and click it to become a follower. Voila! You will now receive email updates about this store. ☺ Facebook Pinterest Twitter Mrs. Stouffer's Blog Questions? Email me at [email protected]

Part of my literacy class involves teaching them the life-long skills of SKIMMING and SCANNING. This handout covers both of these types of reading strategies. It describes what skimming and scanning are, and what the difference between them is. It has a word-bank fill-in-the-blank style questions, and some helpful tips. Also the second page includes a worksheet that ALSO introduces the very important idea of "reading for detail", with true/false examples and multiple choice examples. An answer key is included to help make your life easier. TIP - I get them to look at a menu as the "hook" -I'll bring it up on the whiteboard and ask them to tell me what they want to order within the next 2 minutes. They naturally skim and scan to find their answer :) Then I give this handout and they really get it. ALSO IN MY SHOP! Another worksheet that focuses on skimming through an article about good teachers: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/English-Reading-Skills-Skim-2961049

Solfege game? We are using these solfege matching games in my elementary music class. They are perfect for music centers or workstations! These are similar to my line of matching games, which includes rhythms, treble clef notes, recorder, piano, etc. You can also get these to review do or pentatonic patterns. Other Ice Cream Matching: Treble Clef Words Sol-Mi and Sol-La-Mi Sol-La-Mi-Do Pentatonic Patterns Includes: 24 sol-la-mi-do patterns 24 sol-la-mi-do patterns in black and white You may also like: Sol-Mi and Sol-La-Mi Kaboom! Sol-Mi-La-Do Flashcards Que Llueva: Spanish Folk Song for Do Ickle Ockle: Folk Song and Game for Do Join my free resource library to get exclusive FREE content! Let's be friends! Blog: Becca's Music Room Etsy Instagram Youtube Pinterest Facebook Happy teaching!

Feature, function class worksheet for airplane and apple.

Solfege game? We are using these solfege matching games in my elementary music class. They are perfect for music centers or workstations! These are similar to my line of matching games, which includes rhythms, treble clef notes, recorder, piano, etc. You can also get these to review do or pentatonic patterns. Other Ice Cream Matching: Treble Clef Words Sol-Mi and Sol-La-Mi Sol-La-Mi-Do Pentatonic Patterns Includes: 24 sol-la-mi-do patterns 24 sol-la-mi-do patterns in black and white You may also like: Sol-Mi and Sol-La-Mi Kaboom! Sol-Mi-La-Do Flashcards Que Llueva: Spanish Folk Song for Do Ickle Ockle: Folk Song and Game for Do Join my free resource library to get exclusive FREE content! Let's be friends! Blog: Becca's Music Room Etsy Instagram Youtube Pinterest Facebook Happy teaching!

Students will utilize clues to identify different geometric shapes. There are twenty different clues that the students will answer during this activity. Both plane shapes and 3D shapes are incorporated in this activity. Math vocabulary is infused in each card. Keywords: Vertex, Flat Surfaces, Edges

Here are 13 helpful anchor charts that will help your students learn long vowel and diphthong spelling patterns! These anchor charts are aligned with Science of Reading! Hang these anchor charts up on your wall, bulletin board or in your writing center. These anchor charts are colorful and will go with any classroom theme! Save money by buying this bundle! This bundle includes: • Long Vowel Anchor Charts • Diphthong /aw/ Anchor Chart • Diphthong /oi/ Anchor Chart • Diphthong /oo/ Anchor Charts • Diphthong /ow/ Anchor Chart Each poster includes: •spelling patterns •phonetic rules •examples of words Spelling Patterns long vowels -long a: ai, ay, a_e -long e: ee, ea, ey, ie, y -long o: oa, oe, ow, o_e, o -long i: ie, igh, y, i_e, i -long u: ue, ew, u_e diphthongs -aw: au, aw -oi: oi, oy -oo: oo, ew, ou, ue, ui, u_e -ow: ow, ou ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ You may also like my other anchor charts bundle: →Mental Math Strategies Posters Bundle And my other anchor charts: →Mental Math Subtraction Strategies Anchor Charts →Mental Math Addition Strategies Anchor Charts →Telling Time Poster →Cuisenaire Rods Poster →Odd & Even Numbers Poster →Fractions Poster →Apple Life Cycle Poster →Fairy Tales Elements Anchor Chart ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Tips for customers: Click on the green ★ above to follow my store! I ♥ and appreciate your feedback. Love this product? Let me know so that I can continue to create resources you enjoy! If you enjoy this product, please leave positive feedback to gain credit for future purchases! If you have any questions or problems please contact me through Product Q & A and i'll get back to you as soon as I can. For more amazing teaching ideas and resources, please visit my: •TPT Store •Facebook Page •Instagram Page •Pinterest Board

This download includes activities and worksheets for the song, Apple Tree. Included: Notation of song Game for song Practice Ta Ti-Ti Worksheet Level 1 Practice Ta Ti-Ti Worksheet Level 2 Practice Do Worksheet Do Melodic Self-Assessment Your feedback is important! Please rate this product. Follow me for "Followers Only Freebies." Like me on Facebook for updates and Flash Freebies!

Before I start, I want to commend you for everything you have endured over the past few weeks. Whether you feel like you’ve handled it in stride, have not been coping well, are working hard to find a balance or feeling completely out of balance, had some productive days or felt lazy almost every day, ... Read more

Our class conducted an experiment to find out which of the following (water, air, lemon juice or vinegar) kept an apple from turning brown. My students loved making their own predictions and were eager to find out the results the following day.\Looking for more APPLE ACTIVITIES? This science activ...

These Fix-up Comprehension Strategy Cards and Posters can be used during individual reading conferences or guided reading small groups. If your students are struggling with comprehension and they need to 'fix-up' their reading, these cards will get them thinking as they read. These cards are adaptable to various grades. Some (not all) may be used as early as first grade! Now, a larger size is also included for classroom display purposes if needed. In this resource you will receive visual cards (student mini-flip rings -pictured- and 8.5" x 11" posters for classroom display) with an explanation for the following strategies: ★Re-Read ★Make Connections ★Read Aloud ★Make Predictions ★Read Ahead ★Create a Mental Image ★Use Context Clues ★Ask Questions ★Look at the Pictures ★Stop and Think ★Summarize If you have a favorite strategy that you like to use with your students and it is not included, please email me and I can add it. Want to Stay in Touch? The Creative Apple Teaching Resources Blog The Creative Apple Teaching Resources Facebook The Creative Apple Teaching Resources on Pinterest The Creative Apple Teaching Resources on Instagram

This is a lab designed for pre-K, kindergarten and 1st grade. Children will observe an apple that has been cut up. They will notice that it will start to turn brown. Pose the question to ask for ideas on what we could put on the apple to help it stay white and fresh longer. They will make predicti...

Help kindergarteners compare length & use appropriate vocabulary with this FREE "Shorter and Longer" activity. Great hands on practice for comparing length.

This Parent Teacher Conference pack includes EDITABLE forms, reminders, schedules, notes, and student self evaluations to use during Conferences. Parent Teacher Conferences will be a breeze for new and veteran teachers. Spanish & English versions now included! This resource is also perfect for Student Led Conferences! In the full download you will find: Note for Scheduling Conference Reminder Note (2 versions) Sign In Sheet Schedule Parent Teacher Conference Form (2 versions) Student Self Evaluation (2 basic & 1 for upper grades) Ways to Help Your Child at Home Reading Comprehension Bookmarks List of websites/apps to send home with parents "Conferences are in Session!" note to put on door (2 pages) Thank You note "Thanks for taking time to POP by!" note (Add a lollipop!) Missed You note! (Send home with parents who missed their conference.) Giving Tree poster & apples Tips & Tricks for Successful Conferences How to Structure Conferences to maximize your time This resource includes English & Spanish versions. Editable versions are included, as well as PRINT AND GO versions. The forms are easy to edit and customize using Microsoft PowerPoint. I used six unique fonts when creating this resource. You will need to download these fonts for the editable version or a default font will be used. (Instructions are included.) The Print and Go versions have the fonts included. Please let me know if you have any questions. :) Check out the preview to see if this resource is right for you! E-mail me at [email protected] if you have any questions. You Might Also Like... Classroom Newsletter Template Brain Breaks Printable Cards

Word Classes is a supplement for learning parts of speech, grammar, making/ building sentences, and sentence order. It is geared for 1st / 2nd Grade and ESL/EFL/ELL/ESOL/ENL/ELs learners, or HOMESCHOOL, you can use it with older grades, too. It is a 20-page product in a PDF FILE - NON-EDITABLE! CHECK THE PREVIEW! :) Contents: * 3 sunflower mats * 72 sunflower leaves * 12 pictured cards * 12 sentence cards - 12 sentences * 16 parts of speech (word classes) cards + one blank - good for sorting - The petals match each class on the leaf’s mats (you can use hook & loop fasteners dots). The sentence starts where there is a brown word. There might have other possibilities for sentences. Do as you wish for your own purposes. *** TERMS OF USE *** This an Intellectual Property of My New Learning, made by Ziza-Sensei You may NOT: *share this file on any platform or other method *resell or distribute this file *claim this as yours *modify it in any way *It's only for personal use /classroom use !* (single-user license only) Please LEAVE FEEDBACK, where you EARN CREDITS towards future TpT purchases. Thank you very much! : It's your FREE MONEY! *** IF YOU LIKE THIS, HAVE A LOOK AT OTHER SIMILAR RESOURCES AND BUNDLES! * PreK Kindergarten Math Mats Ten Frames No-Prep Worksheets 1-10 Pack Star Theme * Apple Life Cycle Pack 2nd Grade Flip Book Included * ABC Alphabet Prek Kindergarten Early Tracing BUNDLE * Fall Centers Counting Seeds Pack 0-10 Pumpkin Theme * Prek Kindergarten Math All Year Mega Bundle * All Year Grammar ELA Activities Games Puzzles And Worksheets Mega Bundle Have fun teaching!

This is everything you need for your students to either take complete class notes on world religions or complete their own research. It includes a group project that could be completed either with a posterboard or a technological project and the group organization is flexible. I spent about a week teaching the religions and a second week on the project. Table of Contents 1. Title Page 2. Teacher Instructions 3. World Religions Map 4 - 6. World Religions Research/Note-taking Organizers 7. World Religions Review - worksheet, notes quiz, or quiz 8. Posterboard Project - Student Info 9. Technology Project - Student Info 10. Student Preference Sheet 11. Student Handout: Posterboard example 12. Sample Deadlines Schedule 13. - 15. Teacher Group Planning Grids 16. Student Research Handout 17. Suggested Resources 18. Venn Diagram - Two Circles 19. Venn Diagram - Three Circles 20. Student Participation - Evaluation From the teacher information included in the .pdf file: How I Used This Project: Initially we completed a map activity and watched short videos from United Streaming on each religion to complete the charts. We discussed these as a whole group. They completed the worksheets as homework for a grade. I envision that you could use these in that manner or form student “expert” groups to research a single religion and have them report back to their project groups. Going forward, I wanted a simple group project to tie it all together. I chose to complete a poster board project where each group had a theme (prayer, belief, etc.) and the individual group members had a religion. As much as possible, I honored their choices when I created the groups. This could easily be done as a technology project, but in my already technology heavy classroom, I wanted the students to interact with each other face to face when they put it together. They completed their individual work in a word processing program, printed it out and brought it to class to assemble. I also wanted to have them pull it all together so within their groups, after the project was complete, they gave a short oral presentation of their work and paired off in their groups to create a Venn Diagram to compare/contrast their findings. I also included the deadlines schedule that we used in my class; you will want to adapt to meet your own needs. I understand it’s not a true “Jigsaw” project the way I have done it, but it easily could be adapted that way. Information on a Jigsaw cooperative learning can be found at the link below. I also incorporated some ideas from the post “Taking the Struggle Out of Group Work.” I liked the ideas of using the phrasing “team” and to provide participation points and allow each student to “award” those points as contributions warrant. The post is quick, easy read and worth considering. Relevant links are included.

This social skills unit consists of 7 complete lessons. Lesson topics include: appropriate humor, good sportsmanship, handling arguments, making and keeping friends, physical bullying, cyber bullying, and gossip. Lessons will take approximately 2-3 class periods for class durations of 45 minutes. Variables to consider when determining the amount of time to allot for a lesson include the strengths/needs of the group and the level of depth for discussion questions. For each lesson, students will focus on a specific topic and receive explicit instruction, examples, non-examples, group discussion, and at least one engaging activity. Activities vary among lessons in order to teach to multiple learning styles. Engaging activities will foster learning of the skill presented in addition to cooperation and collaboration among peers. Materials needed in addition to basic classroom supplies include glitter and the book, Mr. Peabody’s Apples. If borrowing the book from a local library is not an option, a link to a video reading of the book is provided in this resource. Please keep in mind that using the video link will require internet access. This unit makes a perfect addition to your social skills instruction. The terms of use is included in the document. If you like this resource, be sure to check out the Middle School Career Exploration Webquest! Thanks for visiting My Store – Abundant Teaching!

It seems as though almost every primary teacher does an apple unit in the fall - this product is a great way to introduce what a scientist does in a fun way! First students observe what happens when an apple is left out in the open air. Students then make predictions about which liquid will work b...

A perfect game for Fall Save 25% by buying the set! This game works perfectly for practicing rhythm concepts. Great for new concepts, or review. Sets of cards with rhythms (which work for whatever system of counting that you use!) The teacher plays or says the rhythm, students go on an find the apple with the correct rhythm. (Similar to Post Office) ❊ 187 pages of rhythm cards 748 cards in all including blanks for adding your own rhythms! ❊ Stick & regular notation (No stick included for 6/8 set) ❊ Directions for game play ❊ Ta, TiTi, Ta Rest, Half Note, Tiri Tiri, Tiri Ti, Ti Tiri, Tam Ti, Ti Tam, Tim Ka, Syncopa, Six Eight Check out the rest of the series Pick the Apple {Bundle} Pick the Apple {Ta TiTi} Pick the Apple {Ta Rest} Pick the Apple {Half Note} Pick the Apple {Tika Tika} Pick the Apple {Tika Ti} Pick the Apple {Ti Tika} Pick the Apple {Syncopa} Pick the Apple {Tam Ti} Pick the Apple {Ti Tam} Pick the Apple {Tim-ka} Pick the Apple {Six Eight} *************************************************************************** More Apple Themed Files I Climbed Up the Apple Tree {Steady Beat} {Ta TiTi} More Fun for Halloween! Fall Into Music Bundle - Bring the fall color indoors! Songs and Games for Fall & Halloween More Rhythm Resources Four Corners {Rhythm Bundle} *************************************************************************** Customer Tips: How to get TPT credit to use on future purchases: • Please go to your My Purchases page (you may need to login). Beside each purchase you'll see a Provide Feedback button. Simply click it and you will be taken to a page where you can give a quick rating and leave a short comment for the product. Each time you give feedback, TPT gives you feedback credits that you use to lower the cost of your future purchases. I value your feedback greatly as it helps me determine which products are most valuable for your classroom so I can create more for you. ☺ Be the first to know about my new discounts, freebies and product launches • Look for the green star next to my store logo and click it to become a follower. Voila! You will now receive email updates about this store. ☺ For more details, visit my blog: Mrs. Stouffer's Blog For information about specials and freebies you can follow me or "like" Facebook Questions? Email me at [email protected] fall activities, autumn activities rhythm, game, music, Kodaly, tiri tiri, tim ri, dotted quarter eighth, tiri ti, ti tiri, back to school

"My Aunt Came Back" is a simple, traditional song with easy actions. Students will also love adding instrument parts to each verse to match the item that "she brought with her." Even very young students will be able to accompany this fun song! Lyrics for each verse are included, as well as the corresponding instrumental part. Also sheet music and 2 video links are included in this file. ♫ #musiccrewclassinstruments (Feierabend, Trinka, Kodaly, Hand Motions, Orff) .............................................................................................................................. Check out these other products from my store: Apple Rhythms - A Pre-Reading Activity, Prepare Ta, Ti-ti "We All Go Traveling By" Song/Book and Orff Arrangement - Percussion Instruments Two Little Blackbirds & Other Rhymes to Teach Dynamics - piano/forte Steady Beat vs No Beat Unit: Lesson, Songs, Listening Clips, 2 Orff Accomp, Game .............................................................................................................................. Want to earn TPT credits to for a future purchase? Just leave feedback on your ‘My Purchases’ page for each item. I’d love to hear how you used this product in your classroom. Also follow me for new products, sales, and freebies. Check out my other products at Beth's Music Classroom Stop by my blog: Beth's Music Classroom BLOG

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This freebie is a great activity to use at the beginning of the year to get to know your students and for them to get to know each other. Simply print out the sheets (there are 4 per sheet), cut, and attach to paper bags. I usually lay these out on the students' desks on Meet Your Teacher Day and th...

"I Have...Who Has?" Monster Time (00's and 30's) Download the preview to take a look. Included: -25 Cards *Answer sheet included so you can follow along. You may also be interested in my other: "I Have... Who Has?" games ****************************************************************************** Please consider leaving feedback for FREE TpT credits and following my store for updates on new units, sales, freebies, and more! :) Monster graphics by Little Apples Design © Clocks by Little Red Schoolhouse

Listen & Draw is great activity to include with your plans at the beginning of the year when you are teaching class procedures. It helps students practice important listen and follow directions skills. Students will practice positional words and following oral directions with this listening activity. Students will listen to the verbal directions and then draw and color. These activities help students learn to focus and practice active listening. Other Listen and Draw lessons are being used by parents, classroom teachers, SLP for speech therapy target, music teachers, counselors, ESL and ELL teachers. Data collected from these lessons are used for portfolios, RTI, and conferences. Some teachers have included these in their sub plans, use as an inside recess activity, or a Drop Everything and Draw activity. This is an example of: Listen and Draw - anytime of the year ALL Listen and Follow Directions Lessons Listen and Follow Directions: Superhero Inferences Listen & Draw: CVC Words Listen & Draw: R-Controlled Vowels Listen & Draw: Ocean Listen & Draw Bundle (Includes: Anytime, Fall, Winter, Spring, and Summer) Listen & Draw: Anytime of the Year Listen & Draw: Fall Listen & Draw: Christmas Listen & Draw: Winter Listen & Draw: Spring Listen & Draw: Summer Listen & Draw: Free Sample Have you tried TUNE INTO DETAILS - Listening Center that is a listening and following directions lesson? Click below to check out: TUNE INTO DETAILS - Listening Center - FREE TUNE INTO DETAILS - Listening Center

This is perfect for the beginning of the year as a review for First Graders or during the year for your Kinders! This "I Have, Who Has" game is perfect for your literacy groups and tubs! There are three versions included so you can easily differentiate for your students. 1. Easy - Name letters in ABC order 2. Medium - Name letters in random order (all uppercase) 3. Difficult - Name letters in random order (upper and lowercase) You may also enjoy my other center games: http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Community-Helpers-Literacy-Stations-and-Card-Games http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Winter-Literacy-Center-Arctic-Freeze-Short-Vowels-Packet http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Winter-Literacy-Centers-Arctic-Freeze-Short-A-Version