This is a cute little *freebie* coloring page that celebrated kindness in the classroom. There is a black and white outline copy for your students to color, as well as a color copy to display as an coloring goal example for your little ones that may need a little help coloring with more than one col...
Are you struggling to teach verbs like gustar to your Spanish students in a more engaging, student-centered way? Do you find yourself bore...
Three pages of Angles to sort, measure and color. Great for review of angles or as a fun activity within your classroom. If you like this freebie, why not check out our other FREEBIES, click the links below: Alphabet Posters Freebie Domino Game Freebie Numbers Posters Shape and Angles Link Cards Freebie Why not check out our angles packs, click the links below: Angles Pack Angles of Polygons Pack Or our MEGA Bundle, which has been created to save you money, click the link below: Angles MEGA Bundle PDF format (please set print option to fit) Your feedback is really important to us. We provide quality products at affordable prices and really would appreciate your feedback. With that in mind, please be kind enough to spare a minute or two to leave feedback on this product as it will help us improve our service to you the customer. Thanks, The Digital Stationer
Click on the picture to download the free classroom rules posters. There are also fun color song we do during our colors unit. I'm not sure where the song..
Pesado o liviano Cut and Paste. Spanish light or heavy cut and paste. WHAT DO YOU GET? You get a cut and paste activity for your kiddos. You also get labels and pictures in color, so that you can do a whole group activity during carpet time. You can use a poster board, chart tablet, or graphic organizer. These Science activities are perfect for Kindergarten, First Grade, and Prekindergarten. If you liked this, please check out my other Sort It Out Activities IN SPANISH AND ENGLISH!!!! Look in my store for other Spanish Sort It Out Activities: States of Matter Light or Heavy? Magnetic or Non-Magnetic? Living or Non-Living? Seasons of the Year Recyclable or Garbage? Keywords: Spanish Science activities for first grade, science activities for Kindergarten, science activities for Prekindergarten, cut and paste worksheets for light and heavy in spanish
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Preschoolers can learn counting, subitizing, one-to-one correspondence and addition with this oversized domino math printable worksheet.
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No Prep – Printable for Color Word Practice Especially those tricky colors that start with the same letters such as: black and blue pink and purple gray and green download from my TpT store This is a great printable to integrate language arts and religion. It could be used anytime, but some especially on special ... Read More about Free Color Word Practice Printables
Color, cut, and match the dinosaur halves. Package includes five no prep worksheets. Great for working on those visual discrimination skills.
A perfect BACK TO SCHOOL activity! Encourage your students to share about their summer vacations by having them fill in this free resource!You may choose to have students draw or write in the spaces, providing differentiated opportunities to those who need it. Makes a sweet bulletin board!©Anita Bre...
Nonfiction Sentence Strips Nonfiction Sequence Strips use science-based text partnered with sequencing skills to improve reading comprehension. Your students will practice problem-solving skills across multiple subjects. Not only will they sequence nonfiction text, but they will also develop scientific inquiry skills! FREEBIE: Sequence Strips To get your FREE download, please click here. Best wishes! You Might ... Read More about FREEBIE: Sequencing Nonfiction Text Activity
Pencil Flip Calendar - 2021 | 2022 | 2023 | 2024 | 2025 | 2026 | 2027 | 2028 |Never write the date again! Pencil flip calendar in 3 different fonts (Including NSW foundation font). Each font includes days of the week, months, digit for the date and year cards to 2028.Print on thick paper or laminate...
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Surrealism - This one-page Surrealism Art Lesson asks your students to create a drawing that combines 2 drawings together - you end up with a set of 3 drawings. This task is within keeping of Surrealist movement where artists would transform or morph one object into another. This worksheet creates a...
Sunglasses addition puzzle are the PERFECT addition to your math centers! Hands-on math fun for PreK, Kindergarten, or First grade students.
Students choose different ways to create the longest paper chain out of one sheet of construction paper in this easy to prep and complete STEM Challenge.
A maze is more engaging than a plain old worksheet or assignment from the text book. This file includes 1 maze for simplifying radicals Directions: Start in top left corner and choose the correct answers to determine the path. The maze ends where a box has no correct answer choice. Students can use a colored pencil to shade the path, or a marker to outline the path. I’ve created several mazes that I use in an algebra remediation class where I return work until it is completely correct. Students start by shading with yellow, if I return it, they shade with a darker color, if I return it again they outline with a marker. I like for students to figure out where the maze ends. Some teachers might like to mark the ending space before making copies. Check out my store for other mazes at reasonable prices: Factoring Quadratics One Step Equations Graph Mazes Exponent Mazes
Work on shape and color identification with 10 pages of FREE farm themed color by hidden pictures. Great for early finishers, independent work, free time choice, morning work, or take home work. ❉❉❉❉❉❉❉❉❉❉❉❉❉❉❉❉❉❉❉❉❉❉❉❉❉❉❉❉❉❉❉❉❉❉❉❉❉❉❉❉❉❉❉❉❉❉❉❉❉❉❉❉❉❉❉❉❉❉❉❉❉❉❉❉❉❉❉ ✩✩LET'S CONNECT✩✩ Find Tools for B...
We made our Polygon Creatures in math today! It was too fun! And most importantly, the kids were able to tell me exactly what a polygon was once they were done with their creations. :) Here's how a few turned out: Click the template below to grab a free copy of this activity! Next week, we will be doing our name patterns activity (idea from Saxon Math). The students will repeatedly write their names on a grid and color each letter a different color. When they are done, a pattern appears! Here's an example of the finished product: Click the image below to download the free Name Pattern template!
Are you looking for a way to keep your students learning while transitioning in the classroom? Singing is Learning is a compilation of many of the songs and chants that I use during the school year to keep my students focused and learning. Singing/Chanting is a huge part of my management system. I never send my students back to their seats with out a chant to keep their mouths busy and their minds learning. *This is also a great way to get those extra reviews of skills! Included in this 34 page file you will find: 10 different classroom management song posters 6 different writing song posters 4 different holiday song posters 6 different math song posters Each song/chant has also been prerecorded by me or my past classes for you to listen to. The recordings are great for teaching your class the songs. Many are sung to familiar tunes. You will download these songs to your computer. I hope you enjoy this file and the music as much as I do. My parents are always emailing me asking about certain tunes that their kiddos are singing at home. I love that they are sharing the words and that the learning is sticking with them at home. Please email me with any questions at [email protected]
This ROLL A STORY - WRITING ACTIVITY - FREEBIE is a perfect resource to inspire your students to creative writing. It includes 1 board with both color and line art versions and 1 graphic organizer/writing paper and it goes along with my full ROLL A STORY CREATIVE WRITING ACTIVITY designed to meet Co...
Just about every teacher LOVES clipart and LOVES free stuff!! This freebie clipart bundle includes 78 pieces of high quality graphics. To get your FREE school supplies clipart, click here! Best wishes! You Might Also Like:Tech Rules Poster – EditablePlay to Learn Coordinate Graphing: ClaimSwat the Old Black Fly Game16 ELA/Grammar Printables!
I love teaching Social Studies. I really love it. It's exciting to present historical concepts to students and find ways to make it interesting and engaging for them. I love hearing comments like, "Social Studies is my favorite class" and "Social Studies is really fun" because they often come from students who were wary of the subject at the start of the school year. Through our activities and the creation of a positive classroom environment, they find an appreciation for my favorite school subject and sometimes it even becomes their favorite subject of the year. How cool is that?! I also love sharing my passion for teaching Social Studies and connecting with teachers like you who share that same love of learning and bringing history to life in their classrooms! But where to begin? Hint: it involves lots of freebies which are included in a FREE Introduction to Social Studies Mini Unit - 5 complete days of lessons - all activities are included - just for you! Here are some lesson ideas for introducing the subject of social studies in your classroom: Hook Ideas A good hook activity is a great way to start a new lesson. It grabs students' attention and sets the scene for the unit or daily lesson. Here are some easy ideas: 1. True or False? Write a brief series of questions about the study of history and some key terms you plan to cover. Ask students to raise their thumbs in the air (up for yes, down for no) in response to the questions. It's an easy and fun way to assess prior knowledge. You can also use mini white boards and have students collaborate in groups of 2-3 to answer true or false. After each question, you can review the right answer. 2. YouTube Videos I love finding a great (and brief!) YouTube video to use during a lesson. Here are some of my favorites to introduce the subject of social studies: An Animated Introduction to Social Science (Soomo Publishing) Why Study History? (The Pursuit of History) Why Study History? (PragerU) recommended for older students 3. Draw It This hook is perfect for mini whiteboards. Ask students to draw or write images, words, doodles, etc. when they think of the words "social studies" or "history". These images can spark discussions about concepts that relate to social studies! A Word Wall Hold up! Do you have a word wall in your classroom? If not, it's time to start. A word wall is a place to collect the important vocabulary terms you are teaching in your unit. You can even collect and keep them up all year! Word walls give students a chance to review and interact with vocabulary daily. The more students interact with vocabulary terms, the more connections they can make between ideas and build upon those concepts to better understand and make deeper connections to curriculum content. You can make your own word wall for an Introduction to Social Studies unit or download this free resource from my TpT store! :) Introduction to Social Studies Activities Now that your students are hooked, it's time to dive into the unit. I've created some free resources in my TpT store - The Teacher's Prep - to help you in this endeavor! 1. Vocabulary Activities We've already discussed the importance of vocabulary posted in a word wall - now let's talk about some activities students can complete to interact with the vocabulary in a variety of ways! The Introduction to Social Studies Vocabulary Activities resource (it's free, too!) has three activities to use with your students. I like spreading out these activities over the course of the unit to give kids extra practice. The first activity I typically start with is the Introduction to Social Studies Vocabulary activity in which students write the definitions for each vocabulary term. As we use the terms in class during the unit, I give them time to write a sentence using each word in the chart. On subsequent days, there are two more activities to use - a matching activity and a crossword puzzle. Again, the more students interact with the words, the more opportunities they will have to understand the important concepts you are teaching in class! If that sounds like activities you'd find useful in your classroom, download it here! 2. Informational Text Ok, now it's time to dive into the heart of the unit - reading informational text! If you don't already have access to informational text or would like to supplement the resources you currently have, I've created an Introduction to Social Studies Interactive PowerPoint that is filled with informational text students can read. It also directly corresponds to a set of interactive notebook graphic organizers for student note taking. Oh! And not only is it available in PowerPoint in an interactive format, there's also TpT Easel and Google Drive versions included, too. I've got you covered! Check it out here! And yes, it's also free. (It's a theme!) :) 3. Interactive Notebooks How do students organize their notes for this unit? In an interactive notebook! I love these graphic organizers because they consolidate student notes in one place. The graphic organizers directly correlate to all the activities I've mentioned above so far and give students the opportunity to summarize the main ideas and details they learn as they are introduced to the study of history. I love interactive notebooks so much, I made complete sets for Ancient History, American History and Civics / American Government ... in both paper and digital formats. You can check them out by clicking on the links in the last sentence! And of course, this section wouldn't be complete without a paper and digital copy of the Introduction to Social Studies interactive notebooks to take with you! Click here for the digital interactive notebook and here for the paper interactive notebook. 4. Task Cards Last (for now!) but certainly not least are task cards. Task cards can be used as bell ringers, entrance tickets, exit tickets, station work and more! I alternate their use based on my class needs of the day, but they include brief writing prompts to encourage students to think critically about the content they are learning in class. If task cards seem like something you'd like to add to your Introduction to Social Studies unit, click here to download a free resource of them from my TpT store! And Finally... Thank you for all you do for your students to bring history to life in your classroom and engage students in topics that will foster a love of learning. I hope these resources make your life a bit easier and save you valuable time in the school year. I absolutely love hearing from teachers like you. If you find the resources useful in your classroom, I invite you to leave me a note in the feedback sections and let me know how you used the activities in your classroom. I read every word and your notes mean so much to me! Happy Teaching! Oh, and here's a link (click here!) directly to a page in my TpT store that lists all of these free resources in case you don't want to scroll back through the post. :)
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Get to know your students better and build classroom community with these two back to school activities! This set contains activities designed for the first week of school. The activities are Find Someone Who and an Attitude Survey.Find Someone Who is a game where students move around the classroom...
These Wonder character faces are perfect for creative writing, extension activities, or novel study. Characters included: - August - Via - Summer - Miranda Posters with lines and no lines are included. Please leave feedback and enjoy the freebie!
Look at me- two posts in two days. I'm on a roll! I'm linking up with Freebielicious to share a couple of printables I just posted to TpT and will be using in my classroom tomorrow. http://freebie-licious.blogspot.com/2013/05/fabulicious-freebies-may.html The first is just a practice page I plan to use for Spelling. They just write the word, illustrate it, and use it in a sentence. The other is a quick litthe graphic organizer I'll be using during Guided Reading groups to practice asking thin (Who/What/When) questions and thick questions that really encourage them to think. So here you go!
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Help kindergarteners compare length & use appropriate vocabulary with this FREE "Shorter and Longer" activity. Great hands on practice for comparing length.
ART FUN FACTS - A whole lot of fun facts crammed into this fantastic poster! 11x17, shrink or enlarge as needed, for digital or print display. All the stuff you didn't know!***********************************************************************Hope Creek Studios specializes in Art Studio and History...
Use this packet to create a fun flip book to help kids learn just where in the world they are! Have a fun-flipping day! You Might Also Like:Visualizing to the Music of the NutcrackerApril Fool’s Day Math FreebieSubject and Predicate FreebieFree Heritage Vocabulary Packet
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