Are you looking for a fun and educational activity for your child? Kids can have fun doing this 2nd grade crossword puzzle while they build vocabulary, work on spelling, and learn about birds.
This Frequency Polygons Worksheet is perfect for students to improve their skills in reading frequency polygons and comparing them.
30 Day Ideal Me Challenge - A FREE 30 day challenge including videos and printables to help you create your ideal self and help you make your goals reality.
This is just a simple worksheet for the first time students have to work with counterclaims. Provided on the right are examples of claims with a supporting reason. On the left is where students should be giving a counterclaim with a supporting reason (ideally in a complete sentence). A lot of these examples came from my middle school students who used mainly pop culture references. For those reasons I think they worked pretty well. I have also used this worksheet when teaching argumentative writing in an alternative learning setting.
Help your second grader master sounding out and reading "ow" words like cow and towel. Download to complete online or as a printable!
Here is a new card game to practice those tricky regular and irregular Past Simple Verbs and the Present Perfect. I find these card game to be so useful in the classroom after my traditional grammar lesson. It's a great way to practice - It's engaging and competitive and gets students speaking. These games are
This beautiful farmhouse is cozy and comfortable. It is a two-story farmhouse that any family would adore and want to live in. This farmhouse has a
Free printable french verb worksheets to learn 85+ common french verbs. Ideal for anyone learning french. Put them in a duo tang to make your own personalized french verb book.
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Digital Sheet Music for Ophelia by Jeremy Fraites, Wesley Schultz, The Lumineers scored for Piano/Vocal/Chords; id:456953
You download, print and instantly learn german with FREE Alltagsaktivitäten flashcards. Ideal for teaching kids and students.
Assess your students’ knowledge of the eight most common types of figurative language. Download to complete online or as a printable!
The Blob Ad Libs for Children
Use this short vowel worksheet to help your budding reader identify short vowel sounds.
Whew!! The first day has come and gone...actually, the first TWO...we went back on Wednesday - which I actually like because it gives us three "get to know you" days.... BUT, we have been SUPER busy!! Let me show you what we've been up to.... I know..I know...I haven't shown you classroom pix yet - but that's a long post, so I am going to do that one this weekend for you... Anyway... Here's what we did the first day... Since my room is beach themed, I thought, what better "community" activity than to do it with a beach ball?? So we tossed the ball to each other and everyone had to say, "Hi, my name is....and my favorite thing we did this summer was..." and then they wrote their name on the ball. And we hung it from the ceiling - right dab SMACK in the middle. THEN, we did our time capsule... They turned out super cute! (sorry for the wonky pics...I've tried it THREE times -grrr) I just took what I've been doing for years and made them cuter - you know, since I'm addicted to clip art - hehe.. Then, I measured them with a piece of yarn... (yes, I've already gotten permission to post pics of my students from my parents - that goes home in the first day packet) and used that piece of yarn to hold the papers together - and wrote their name on the outside - and I "buried" them (in a drawer) until the end of the year. You can grab them on {THIS} post! AND we've done Reagan's quilt! Yes...there are some missing ones...slackers - haha! AND we've done the glyph I made to go with Corinna's surfer kids she posted. Click {HERE} for her surfer.... and {HERE} for the glyph I made to go with it. My centers are all set for next week... In the Math tubs, I have my School Days centers and some of Reagan's Back to School Math Centers (again...wonky pictures - sorry!) And in my Literacy buckets, I have my School Days Literacy centers.... OH! Forgot to share another form we use in the beginning of the year that I made cuter :) My friend shared this with me years ago and I love having it... It's our parent survey - I keep this in my communication binder in those plastic sleeves...and then keep all the notes they give me behind this paper in the sleeve....and the log form hole punched behind the sleeve. Click {HERE} to get a copy of the survey. And last, but not least... LOOK what the hubs gave me the first day :D He's a firefighter - so they are PERFECT - LOVE THEM!! Hope y'all had/have a great first couple of days! Let me know if you find my freebies useful =) Love hearing from you! Feel free to pin too!
Here is a collection of articles I have formatted for printing - like mini books. There are also some one page printable resources (lists or exercises condensed to one page). These downloadable PDFs can be printed out easily on your own printer (no images falling off the pages etc.). Note that the articles on this page have more content than the articles on the site because I know more now so when I'm formatting them I add content and make other improvements.
"It is not the critic who counts; not the man who points out how the strong man stumbles, or where the doer of deeds could have done them better. the credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena, whose face is marred by dust and sweat and blood; who strives valiantly; who errs, who comes short again and again, because there is no effort without error and shortcoming; but who does actually strive to do the deeds; who knows great enthusiasms, the great devotions; who spends himself in a worthy cause; who at the best knows in the end the triumph of high achievement, and who at the worst, if he fails, at least fails while daring greatly, so that his place shall never be with those cold and timid souls who neither know victory nor defeat." -Theodore Roosevelt - - - - - - - - - - Ready-to-print inspirational artwork featuring one of Teddy Roosevelt's most famous sayings. An ideal quote to read when you are about to step out of your comfort zone and risk what you have for something better. **Personal note: We've been creating these to help inspire our children to embrace work and its challenges instead of seeking to avoid it. This listing is for an INSTANT DOWNLOAD of both the print-ready PDF and JPEG files of this artwork in 3 Different Sizes so that you can use the one that best fits your needs :) The following sizes are included in a zipped file: 8x10 11x14 16x20 Frequently Asked Questions: -Can I change the size and/or color scheme? Yes, but there may be an extra charge. Please email me for more details. -Will I receive an actual, printed poster? No, this is only the digital file. You can choose to print the poster at a place convenient to you. -How do I receive the artwork? 1. Purchase this poster 2. After payment has been confirmed, you will be directed to the download page and an email will be sent to you with your download link 3. Click "download", save the file to your computer, print, and enjoy! If you have any questions regarding your download, please let me know immediately, so we can take care them asap! Copyright 2019 Pier23 For personal use only Digital file: prepared and tested for optimal print quality
A free, printable worksheet about African American Inventor, Patricia Bath. Students learn by reading the passage and answering questions. Click here!
Consonant Digraph Words Jigsaw Puzzle - ch, pt, sh, th, ck & wh - 6 free engaging puzzles to help students explore consonant digraph words.
This test contains tasks on nationalities and countries, numbers, "to be", possessive pronouns. The tasks are ideal for beginner learners. The worksheet makes students practise vocabulary and grammar. - ESL worksheets
You download, print and instantly learn german with FREE Elektronische Geräte flashcards. Ideal for teaching kids and students.
Here is a printable Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs Chart. I imagine this diagram will be useful to Psychology students & teachers and philosophy students.
Our Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) Worksheets Bundle PDF Templates (Editable, Fillable, Printable) can be downloaded and used with all your clients.
What is Executive Functioning? Executive functioning, or what I like to call the conductor of the brain, is the process of the mind gathering together and making sense of all the information we receive from our instruments or senses. Helping us to create meaning from what we see, hear, touch, taste and experience, executive functioning also allows us to focus our attention, think about new information, and make connections to what we already know. People Have Trouble Understanding Executive Functioning Problems Many teachers and parents have trouble understanding how simple tasks such as remembering appointments, using an agenda or turning in assignments can be difficult, but unfortunately these and other similar tasks can be extremely challenging for some individuals. However, the good news is the part of the brain that manages executive functioning, which is called the frontal lobe, continues to develop through high school and college. Therefore, many kids that struggle with executive functioning can significantly improve their abilities. Come Learn about the Executive Functioning Screener! CLICK HERE You Might have Executive Functioning if: Here are 11 common signs of executive functioning disorder: You have trouble maintaining a planner or agenda for recording assignments. You have trouble planning long term projects and often complete them at the last minute.You often forget papers, notebooks and other materials needed for school or homework. You have a hard time estimating how long a task or project will take. You have trouble starting your homework independently. You are easily distracted. You have a hard time keeping track of your possessions and often lose important materials. You have trouble listening to and following multistep directions. You have trouble transitioning from one task to another. You have trouble keeping appointments. You have trouble keeping your bedroom and book-bag organized. Come Learn about the Executive Functioning Screener! CLICK HERE What are Some Common Myths and Truths? Myth: Kids with executive functioning weaknesses are lazy and unmotivated. Truth: Most of these kids are motivated and hard-working, but they have trouble maintaining attention and stamina. As a result, these students are often misread and misunderstood. It is important to realize that weak executive functioning skills are NOT the result of laziness, lack of effort, or carelessness. In fact, criticizing these learners and providing negative feedback and pressure often worsens these difficulties and can trigger feelings of helplessness. Myth: ADHD and executive functioning issues are the same. Truth: Attention is only one small piece of the executive functioning skills that the brain performs. Therefore, some kids with executive functioning challenges do not have ADHD. Likewise, there are some kids with ADHD that do not struggle with other areas of executive functioning such as planning, time management and organization. What the research is discovering, however, is that there is a positive correlation between those with ADHD and executive functioning disorder.Myth: All kids should be able to learn executive functioning skills.Truth: Just like some kids are blind or paralyzed, other kids have learning disabilities that make executive functioning extremely difficult. In fact, some individuals have such a difficult time with executive functioning skills, they require support from technology and people (such as personal assistants or secretaries) throughout their life. Myth: Kids can't get school accommodations for executive functioning problems. Truth: With proper testing, many of these kids are diagnosed with a learning disability or ADHD. With a diagnosis, students can get an individualized education program (IEP) or 504 plan that can offer reasonable accommodations. What Can be Done to Assist These Capable Learners? 1. Maintain a structured, daily routine. 2. Teach them how to set priorities. 3. Generate a consistent homework plan. 4. Break large assignments into manageable tasks. 5. Make to-do lists. 6. Demonstrate time management skills by generating self imposed deadlines. 7. Teach study skills and test taking strategies. 8. Provide incentives and positive reinforcement. 9. Utilize graphic organizers for planning ideas and writing. 10. Teach metacognitive skills by thinking through thought processes aloud. 11. Be patient and supportive. Where Can I Get Ready Made Materials and Exercises that Help Develop These Skills? The Executive Functioning Cognitive Remedial Bundle offers a comprehensive approach to improving a student’s planning, time management and organization abilities. This bundle offers a discounted suite of downloadable activities, games, and handouts that were designed to help learning specialists, educational therapist and even parents assist students in developing executive functioning skills. To get a free sampling of activities from Planning, Time Management and Organization for Success (one of the publications in the bundle), CLICK HERE If you would like a free copy of the images in this blog, CLICK HERE Please note that these images are copyrighted and should not be used on your own website without prior permission. Cheers, Dr. Erica Warren Dr. Erica Warren is the author, illustrator, and publisher of multisensory educational materials at Good Sensory Learning and Dyslexia Materials. 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Women's hats or womens' hats. This apostrophe worksheet shows where to put those tricky possessive apostrophes in nouns.
