Are you looking for a way teaching math vocabulary in a more visual and conceptual way? To differentiate for your struggling learners? Every year, it seems we get more and more visual learners coming into our classrooms, learners who benefit from math word walls that show concepts and vocabulary in action. This approach has worked wonders in my classroom and I know it will in yours! Adding a visual math word wall to my classroom completely changed how my students access our math vocabulary and the concepts we learn in class. Our math word walls are covered in examples and visuals that show the math concepts in context along with the vocabulary words we cover in class.
Conjunctions are words which join phrases, clauses and sentences. There are types of conjunctions in English: Coordinating Conjunctions, Correlative Conjunctions and Subordinating Conjunctions.
Just yesterday I heard from three different readers of nakedpastor who were told the following in a church setting: "You're not allowed to ask that
This "Th" Words Printables is suitable for Kindergarten - 2nd Grade. That is a great word because it starts with the th sound. There are so many words that start with the consonant digraph th.
The handy Latin prefix ob-, meaning 'in the way,' 'against,' or 'toward,' occurs in many Latin and English words. Obstreperous comes from ob- plus strepere, a verb meaning 'to make a noise,' so
Learn how to say “I love you” in Greek and 50+ more Greek love expressions in this comprehensive guide.
Business jargon is full of "ize" words. It's time we recognize, reorganize, and minimize our supersized need to synthesize...enjoy the cartoon!
Revision on the use of so, such, so many, so much. Fill-in-the-gaps exercise with drop-down multiple choices and fill-in-the-gaps exercise.
Using SO and SUCH, Definition and Examples We can say about “So” and “Such” that; Both of them usually have the same meaning “very”. Both of them show extremes. We can use both of them to add emphasis to the sentence. Although they have some similarities, there are some main differences in their use in the sentence. So + Adjective Mark seems so unhappy. So + Adverbs She speak so quicly. So + Judgemental Adjective It is so rainy outside! So + Much/Many/Few/Little + Noun There are so few cars in the parking lot. Such + a/an + Adjective
Are you looking for passages that are geared towards phonics skills? If so, then this is the product for your students! These passages are made to help increase reading fluency, comprehension, and phonics patterns. Each passage has a specific phonics skill. The passage will have many words with the skill and will then ask the students questions about the passage! The students will be working on phonics and comprehension at the same time! These are different from the previous Phonics Comprehension Passages on my page. If you have those, this pack would be a great follow packet. All the skills are the same, but the passages are completely different with different questions! Included Skills: **33 included phonics passages **PDF PRINT & DIGITAL GOOGLE OPTION -ch, sh, th, wh -ed -ing -y as a vowel (both sounds) -ck -oo -ee -a_e, o_e, i_e, u_e -ar, or, ir, er, ur -soft c -soft g -igh -oi, oy -ai, ay -ow, ao -ow, ou -ea -au/aw You may also like: Phonics Comprehension Passages Part One Short Vowel Phonics Passages Sneaky E Phonics Passages
How Do You Make Decisions? What is your natural approach to decision-making? Do you have an instinctive “feel” for what should be done? Or do you take
Do you have a holiday party at work coming up? Or maybe a party with the neighbors? Be ready to talk about holiday traditions in English easily!
I think there are so many ways this could be used in therapy and I am excited to try it out! The basic principle is the kids can shake the bottle around to find the different words hidden in the rice. Once they find a word, they can:
I met a Buddha the other day. While I was delighted by this knowledge, it did not come as a complete surprise. But where I found this Buddha will probably surprise you Virtually all of us were brought up to translate vestments and beads into spirituality. We look for our guru’s in churches, or ashram’s, … Continue reading Buddhas Among Us
In English, words can be combined to form compound nouns. A compound noun is a noun made of two or more words. Each compound noun works as a single noun. There are many compound nouns in English, so it is important that you learn and understand them. In this lesson you will learn about different types and forms of compound nouns, and how to make them plural.
There are so many pairs or groups of words (Homonyms) that are often mistaken for each other. If you don't have a hard copy of a dictionary, google it!
Children will practice using context clues as they identify the correct homophone in this grammar and spelling worksheet.
Conjunction Types, Kinds of Conjunctions, Definition and Example Sentences Conjunctions As is known, we often make long sentences when communicating with people using the English language. It may make sense to use some binding words or phrases so that these long sentences can form a meaningful whole and are more easily understood by the other person. There are many conjunctions with different tasks in the English language. These conjunctions make sentences more aesthetic and easier to understand. Instead of telling your problems or thoughts in pieces, in small sentences, you can express yourself more fluently using certain conjunctions. Therefore, you
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Hay tantas palabras! There are so many words! Learn to use the verb "haber", most commonly conjugated as "hay", in Spanish.
There are so many engaging resources and activities that can be used to help 2nd grade students master verbs!
At my school, we use Kath Murdoch’s Inquiry Cycle. Many of our staff are new the PYP and new to inquiry-based teaching and learning, so we find this inquiry cycle provides some structure to t…
The fear of imperfection. The fear of not being good enough. Crippling inaction. Stuttered words. No self-worth. The fear of failure causing failure. Not inability, talent or a lack of opportunity…
It’s always difficult whenever you find yourself developing feelings for someone who already happens to be a close friend of yours. It’s difficult because there are so many feelings that you need to be making sense of. It’s very complicated and it’s not necessarily going to be the easiest feelings…
January is here! A NEW YEAR and so much to learn! I am super excited to continue our learning for this school year and start the calendar year off strong!
