French can be a tricky language, but you can pick up a few tips and tricks with this handy worksheet that breaks down masculine and feminine words.

Being able to both follow and give directions is an important skill in school, and in life. Kids with language disorders often have trouble with processing the directions we give them, or with being able to formulate accurate directions or descriptions so that another person can complete the task or find the object. This is ... Read More about Susan Berkowitz’s Free Mystery Picture Hunt Game for Following and Giving Directions

This packet includes everything you need to teach the Hamburger Paragraph! lesson ideas craft directions craft templates graphic organizers {blank, lined, and primary lines in black and white and color} sample writing prompts for narrative, informative, explanatory, and opinion writing "My students really grasped this concept when using the hamburger. It was a lot of fun for them and I enjoyed teaching it!" -Emma S. "Just what I was looking for when introducing paragraph writing! The students loved using the organizers." -Emma N. "Great resource to help my students organize their thoughts and then organize their writing!" -Peaches and STEAM "Everything you will need is in this package. This will be so helpful to teach my students how to write a paragraph. Love it!" -Alison BoagSoalcito I added a color and blank and white page to the TpT Easel Activities tool if you would like to try a digital version with your students. If you haven't tried this yet, it puts a digital overlay on pdf pages so they can be typed on. You can also make your own version if you would have picked a different page. The craft won't work digitally, of course, but you can send it home or save until we are in person again. Be the first to know about new products, freebies and discounts : *Click on the green star to become a follower of my store *my blog Finally in First *Instagram *Facebook *Boom Store *Pinterest *Twitter Get TPT credit to use on future purchases: Go to your My Purchases page. Click on the 'Provide Feedback' button to leave a rating and a comment. You’ll earn TpT credits, which you can redeem on future purchases! Copyright © Jennifer Bates. 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.

Fun and interesting conversation topics to use with your language partner or teacher when studying any language, or English (ESL). Have fun!

Based on some reviews, it looks like the top sizes a bit big, so please try the top several times during the sewing process and not just at the end, and adjust as you go. Thanks! • Cami • V neck • Slip on (no zipper, no buttons, no tie) • Ruffles The bust part is lined. Seam allowances are included: 2 cm at hem, 1 cm everywhere else. How to download, print, cut, assemble, pick your size and more in this PDF patterns 101 guide: https://youtu.be/04OuqgUOgME Video tutorial EN: https://youtu.be/64O_liLt5FY In French here: https://youtu.be/KehInpvUD1M Tag me and #maggiediytop on IG! Can't wait to see your creations! | FABRIC | Fabric: light woven fabrics without stretch: poplin, chambray, double gauze, silk, satin, linen... | SIZES | From 34 to 48. Measurement: I use the same measurements as Burda, have a look on this page, in both CM and IN. https://www.burdastyle.com/media/wysiwyg/Women_sizes_1.png Designed with a 168 cm tall base height. | DIFFICULTY | Watch the video tutorial to know! It's fairly easy. | WHAT YOU GET | This listing is for a PDF pattern only. - Printing formats: file with margins adapted to both A4 and Letter, A0, print scale on 100% - All the sizes - Languages: English, French, German files and EN video with DE subtitles CAREFUL: watch the video tutorial to know how to sew it, it does NOT come with PDF illustrated instructions. Follow me on IG @isainstitches https://www.instagram.com/isainstitches/ For private, non commercial use only.

The Vineyard owner in Matthew 20 had his workers pick the grapes, make your own grape bunch in this craft. pdf download. supporting materials avalible.

hold students accountable while they independently read with these easy to implement reading tips and tricks and strategies

There are a couple of things I know about grammar and the elementary school classroom. One, it is so important to help students understand the mechanics of good writing but two, the instruction of grammar can be pretty dry. I always add a fun sentence that’s ready to go on the first day of ... Read More about Interactive Language Wall

I have been dying to link up with my sweet friend Kacey over at Doodle Bugs for her Five for Friday post. Well, I have come to this realization...that is never gonna happen! :) By the time Friday night hits...this teacher is so doneeee! So...pretend today is Friday! Here is how my week went down! 1: SLEEP You know you are exhausted when you fall alseep in your school clothes and don't wake up until 6:30 a.m. True story. On Monday night, I told myself that I would lay down for just a second, and before I knew it, it was 6:30 the next morning. I was still asleep...fully clothed...jewelry and all! My husband even tried to wake me up and then he gave up! {Not sure if I believe that story!} :) ...seriously though, I need summer to get here ASAP so I can be awesome every single day! Ha! 2: Summer Writing Fun After a week of state testing, we are back to a normal routine. This week, we spent a lot of time writing our way through my End of Year Writing Bundle. The kids loved thinking about and planning their futures. After that, we also planned our summer with our Dive into Summer Writing. Love how these turned out, but I love these sweet babies even more! Going to miss them so, SO much! {But we won't talk about that right now!} 3: Do the Harlem Shake A few days ago, I posted about my end of the year behavior management system. If you missed that, we are using balloons! :) So...what was day three you ask? Make a Harlem Shake Video. The kids brought props and were counting down the seconds until go time! Here is our Harlem Shake... 4: Science Experiment Fun I love living so close to a local university. They are always so wonderful about bringing experiences directly into the classroom. On Friday, our kids were instructed by the 5th and 6th graders {they were trained earlier in the week}. During this time, they completed 12 hands-on science experiments! Such a great way to give ownership to our older kids and build school community throughout our grade levels. Also a great way to keep our kiddos engaged during these last few weeks! 5: End of year mayhem! Oh my...I can feel it inching closer. Today, I will be working on my classroom awards and finishing up my end of year gifts. Here is a little peek... I will be posting more about this tomorrow! Be sure and link up with Doodle Bugs to show us your week! Have a great weekend!

German Worksheets to practice German syntax. 10 deutsche Schütteltexte für den Deutschuntrricht oder DaF Ideal, um den deutschen Satzbau zu üben und verinnerlichen. _________________________________________ Feedback: Ich freue mich über Feedback! Wenn du dieses Produkt bei TPT kommentierst und bewertest, bekommst du dafür TPT-Credits, die du bei deinem nächsten Einkauf verwenden kannst. Folge mir auf Facebook Schreibe mir eine eMail Besuche meinen Blog ____________________________________________________ German Writing Prompts for Kids: German- 10 Creative Writing Templates- 10 kreative Schreibideen State your Opinion- 22 Sage deine Meinung Finish the Story- 11 Beende die Geschichte Pick a Topic- 21 schreibe über ein Thema write a Short Story- 15 schreibe eine Kurzgeschichte German Quick Writes: Frühling Bundle Sommer Bundle Herbst Bundle Winter Bundle Grammar: Deutsche Artikel und Genus- German Article Verben konjugieren- German: Conjugation of verbs German Grammar - Aktiv und Passiv -

Hi guys! Happy Friday! I’m sitting at Starbucks and wanted to stop by and share some must-haves for every classroom. When these ideas were originally spinning in my brain, I […]

Today as I picked up my second grader for my first group of the day, he said to me, "My mind is asleep. And my muscles." I'd been wanting to use the game "Twister" in therapy for a while - my mom even got it for me for Christmas because she knew I'd put a

Oh, the dreaded questions that students ask after being absent: "Did we do anything (important) yesterday?" "What did I miss?" No teacher wants to deal with answering these questions at the beginning of class each day! It takes up precious time and allows for disruption in the classroom and in the lesson. With this system, all you have to do is point to this user-friendly station in your classroom. Students will find a summary of what they missed and be able to pick up any necessary handouts or worksheets. I spend a good amount of time in the first few days of school explaining how to use this station. The students eventually will not come to you at all for this information because they will know where to go... Includes detailed instructions on how to organize this station in your classroom. Also included are printable titles for signs and a template for your weekly summary/agenda. I have used this system for 20 years in my classroom! It has been a lifesaver (well, at least a timesaver for sure!) My colleagues have borrowed this idea and use it as well!

Here are all the basic French phrases you need to get by on your holiday in France.

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.

This Spanish-Speaking country project is an organized and efficient way for students to research Spanish-speaking countries. The templates are in both English and Spanish and can be completed digitally or handwritten. Includes digital templates for PowerPoint and Google Slides. *can easily be adapted for other languages, geography, or social studies classes This project to create an infographic for a country includes: -Templates in 3 different designs -English templates -Spanish templates -Completed example for Colombia (digital & handwritten) -Country list (cut up and have students pick a country) -Blank country list to add any extra countries *can be adapted for any subject! -Editable rubric -Digital template for Google Drive -Digital template for PowerPoint *the template is provided both in English (for beginning level 1 students or other subjects) and in Spanish. Completed projects make a great display! Save 30% with my Spanish-Speaking Countries Bundle which includes: Flip Book Infographic Research Project Maps and Quizzes Task Cards Flags Classroom Decor Flags Coloring Sheets Countries and Capitals Crossword Matamoscas Games You may also like: ❤️ Spanish Bell Ringers with 175 Daily Hispanic Culture Facts ❤️ Flags Bulletin Board Border ❤️ Countries, Maps, Capitals, and Flags Mystery Puzzles ❤️ Flags Classroom Decor Bundle ⭐Want to get the biggest discount on my resources? I post most of my new resources at 50% OFF for the first 24 hours. Click the ★green star★ under my store name HERE to follow my store and be the first to hear about new resources.⭐

Idioms are great for understanding the culture behind a language while picking up some new words as well. Here are some funny German idioms you should know!

The ELL Toolkit was created as a way for newcomer students to quickly begin to pick up key English vocabulary and phrases through multiple conversation activities. Real photos are used to allow students to make connections to the new language and games make it fun for students to put into practice what they are learning. What's included in the ELL Toolkit: -Real photographs to represent key vocabulary words and phrases. -Lesson plans -Differentiated activities that promote speaking opportunities. Who is the ELL Toolkit for? -Everyone! The visuals make the program appropriate for young children to adults. -Anyone who wants to give students the tools to begin speaking quickly. -Newcomer students in the mainstream classroom. This product is a great way to give the new student survival words and phrases starting on their first day. -Anyone working with a small group of ELL students that are looking for ways to help the students communicate! If you are looking for the most extensive curriculum to support your ELL Newcomers then check out the ELL Newcomers MEGA Bundle which includes Everything You Need for ELL Newcomers, Digital Centers for ELL Newcomers, and Language Proficiency Assessment for ELL Newcomers. Everything You Need for ELL Newcomers MEGA Bundle Let's Connect! Looking for more support? Click here to sign up for a free yearlong scope and sequence for newcomer and intermediate ELLs! If you have any questions or ways I can help, please feel free to email me at [email protected]

Does your child hate to write? Discover effective tips for parents to understand and support children who struggle with writing. Learn how to identify the issues and foster a love for writing.

Did you know that the average school-aged student learns between 3000 to 5000 words per year? That means they learn eight to 12 words per day (Biemiller & Boote, 2006). Most children are like little sponges soaking up new information. Unfortunately this isn’t the case for students with language disorders who have limited word knowledge. Students...

Using brain-based learning strategies & playful stories, Secret Stories® phonics approach helps students remember sounds to letter patterns. Here are examples of r controlled vowels, th digraph & more.

I have decided that I should have been an owl. The later it gets the better I focus and the more work I get done. I hit my stride at 7:30 pm. Here's the only problem with that - I get up at 5:30 am and my mind doesn't slow down until midnight. Sad, I know. Anyway, this will be a quick post. I am going to do my best to be a better blogger this week. We will see how that goes. I definitely seem to be getting more accomplished now that the craft room is functional and I've started listening to old Friday Night Lights episodes. By the way, LOVING my bajillion mason jars full of markers. They came in quite handy tonight. Plus, I love the fact I can work at the laptop, send something to the printer, grab the paper, scissors, and markers, and go to town. Speaking of paper, scissors, and markers, I have a new writing packet to share. It's called my Picture This Writing packet. It was created to give kids the chance to share their favorite places to visit. I've discovered that my kids do SOOO much better with their writing when they have a little craft included with it. Below are pictures. I also made three different types of writing paper so it's easier to differentiate. If you have any questions, shoot me an email and if you like the packet, click on it. It will take you straight to my TPT store. Have a great day tomorrow! Hopefully, I'll be back with a quick Mother's Day freebie tomorrow.

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This body language lesson (whole group or small group) helps to develop positive communication skills by teaching students 1) how to understand the message others’ body language sends and 2) to be conscious of what their own body language is saying. This activity also helps to develop empathy and theory of mind, pragmatics skills so many of our students need! *This resource is also available as part of my Positive Communication Lessons Bundle.* Included: • Written plan with ASCA standards and CASEL competencies. Includes video hook/intro suggestion. • Fan-N-Pick small group activity (directions included) with task cards. Task cards can also be used in Quiz, Quiz, Trade, Concentric Circles, or Numbered Heads Together. • 28 task cards (4 body language discussion Qs, 8 applied/practice questions, 8 ‘Which body cue does not show the emotion?’ cards, and 8 ‘What would this person be thinking/feeling?’ cards • Whole group extension game *Open the preview for more details!*

The chapter book Wonders has taken teachers and students alike by storm, with its positive message about finding out who we are and being proud of our uniqueness. The author, R. J. Palacio wanted to extend this message by writing a picture book for younger children called, We're All Wonders. This is an exceptional story for hitting home the idea that we are all different and we should embrace these differences by showing kindness towards each other. This resource is a book companion to the picture book, We're All Wonders. Included are a variety of activities and lessons that will have your students reflecting on the powerful messages of the story. Included in this resource are: ~Vocabulary Cards with definitions ~Comprehension Discussion Questions for you to put on a ring and use when discussing the book with your students. Very handy to have at read aloud time! There are questions for before, during, and after reading the story. ~Story Comprehension Printable Workbook: This is a set of printables that focus on the story elements, such as problem/solution, character traits, story theme, etc. These are wonderful to use as homework or to use as a whole class lesson. ~I Am a Wonder Flip Book: This is an easy to assemble flip book for your students to make with an astronaut topper. The pages focus on students recognizing the good things about themselves. ~We're All Wonders Class Book: There is a full color cover and a student printable included. This would be great to put in your classroom library for students to read when they need a pick-me-up! ~I'm a Wonder Craftivity: The cutest craft! Students put their real pictures in an astronaut helmet and write about why their wonders. What a beautiful display these would make! ~Story Assessment: This includes a 2-page assessment over the story. This is good as a informal assessment score. Please see the preview for a look at what's included.

This product now includes both a PDF and JPEG image files of all student pages for easy upload in Seesaw, Google Classroom, or any virtual or distance learning model. You may email it directly to families or use it in any secure closed digital environment. It's very simple, one skill, one format, 6 sheets. Just what you need at just the right price! Black & White printables to save you ink. Perfect for homework, morning work, independent centers, and assessment. This is the second "Is it a Sentence?' set to give your students even more practice with sentences and reading fluency. It has simple phrases and sentences that will make your students think. Sight words and cvc words help develop reading fluency. These sheets are perfect for your kindergarten or 1st grade classroom. Sight words included in this set are: I,a, am, and, at, can, do, go,he, in,is,it, like, look, my, on, see, she, that, the, this, to, we, you I hope you and your students LOVE these practice pages. Happy teaching! You may also be interested in these other 6-Pack! products: 6-Pack! Is it a Sentence? 6-Pack! Read and Answer 6-Pack! Pick the Punctuation 6-Pack! CVC Read, Write, Color 6-Pack! CVC Word Writing 6-Pack! CVC Word Sorts 6-Pack! Beginning and Ending Consonants 6-Pack! Medial Vowels

This simple craft links to the gospel story of the Widow's gift or Widow's mite. A free Bible craft. Great kids ministry craft. PDF download.

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Need a little extra practice with helping and linking verbs? This pack will give your lesson plans a little boost! Includes: 1. Poster/Handout explaining the difference between linking and helping verbs. 2. Linking/Helping verb sort, students read sentences and decide if the verbs am, is, are, was, and were are used as linking verbs or helping verbs. Students then glue the sentence under the correct heading. 3. Spinning Sentences: Students pick a verb card; am, is, are, was, were and then spin a helping verb/linking verb spinner. Depending on where the spinner lands, students will write a sentence using the chosen verb as a helping verb or a linking verb.

Dear Pen Pal, Did you know that commas are not as tricky as most kids believe? You should look at this great set that helps teach how to use commas within letters! It'll help you and your class understand and use commas properly. Sincerely, Mrs. Ray Let's be real, commas can be tricky and the rules need to be stated, reviewed, and practiced often. Not only that, students need a range of practice that helps set the mechanics of writing a letter into their brain! This set is perfect to watch your students soar. There are 2 assessments within this set -->Pre-assessment and Post-Assessment. These quizzes are not your typical "write it" or "pick the best answer." Each question requires students to bring color to their answer. Kids love to color/paint, soooo why not add that to assessments? Also, since the writing for the assessments is LOW, it is perfect for the slower writers. Along with the engaging assessments, there are classroom visuals for each part of a letter - Header, Greeting, Body, Closing, and Signature - in 4 variations to help match your needs. There are also 5 different comma "Rules" that are able to be displayed in the class, and mini versions (All in color OR b/w) for your students to add to their interactive notebooks. You will also find various practice activities (We Quiz cards and Scoot!), practice pages, interactive notebook pieces, formatted pages to support students writing letters AND answer keys! Contents p.2-3 – Thanks & Contents p.4-7 – I Can … Statement Displays (color & b/w) p.8-9 – Pre-Assessment p.10-11 – Post Assessment p.12-31 – Comma Rules & Mini Student Explanations (color & b/w versions) →Commas separate the greeting from the body of a letter. →Commas separate the day from the month and the day of the month from the year. →Commas separate the city from the state. →Commas separate lists in a letter. →Commas separate the closing from the signature. p.32-55 – Letter Format and Parts of a Letter Visuals (4 variations to fit different types of letters) p.56 - Parts of Written Letter Cut ‘n Paste p.57 – Formatting a Letter Cut ‘n Paste p.58 – Parts of a Letter Flap Book Sort (Interactive Notebook Piece) p.59 – Write a Letter Flab Book (Interactive Notebook Piece) p.60 – Color Parts of a Letter Page p.61-62 – Comma Sort – Correct/Incorrect Circle Flaps (Interactive Notebook Piece) p.63-64 – Comma Sort (Team/Pairs) Practice p.65-71 – Quiz Cards with Scoot Option p.72-75 – Formatted Letter Writing Support Pages (4 variations) p.76-83 – Answer Keys p.84 - Credit Standards ✅Use commas within dates ✅Use commas within lists ✅Use commas within addresses ✅Use a comma at the end of a greeting in a letter ✅Use a comma at the end of the closing in a letter ✏ ✏ ✏ ✏ ✏ ✏ ✏ ✏ ✏ ✏ ✏ ✏ ✏ ✏ ✏ ✏ ✏ ✏ ✏ ✏ ✏ ✏ ✏ ✏ ✏ ✏ ✏ ✏ ✏ ✏ ✏ ✏ ✏ ✏ ✏ ✏ Don't forget to leave feedback. For each dollar spent you get 1 credit for your next purchase on the TpT site, IF you leave feedback. Also, please make sure it is fair feedback. Remember, I am a real person, who isn't perfect. If you find a problem, PLEASE email me first. Most likely, I can get it fixed for you the same day. ✏ ✏ ✏ ✏ ✏ ✏ ✏ ✏ ✏ ✏ ✏ ✏ ✏ ✏ ✏ ✏ ✏ ✏ ✏ ✏ ✏ ✏ ✏ ✏ ✏ ✏ ✏ ✏ ✏ ✏ ✏ ✏ ✏ ✏ ✏ ✏ For a "behind-the-scenes" look at my creating, you can follow me on these platforms: ❤️Facebook ❤️Instagram ❤️Twitter You can also contact me anytime you need to by emailing me: [email protected]

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Tonight I decided to check my email for this blog and I had a lot of emails with requests for more materials (specifically VB-MAPP data sheets). I was really touched knowing there are people out there reading this blog... and I was also completely guilt stricken for taking a 5 month hiatus from sharing with you all! Last night and today I spent about 7 hours in total making picture cards and a data sheet that can be used to test the Level 2-7 TACT objective on the VB-MAPP. I am pretty proud of this document because I sized each item to perfection and I am usually rather awful at anything computer related! The materials provided are for the objective that is testing the ability to tact 50 items, across 3 examples each. I thought of 50 items that are common for preschoolers, broke them into categories, and looked for 3 different pictures for each item. There are 150 pictures total. The document is almost 40 pages long so get ready to dominate the printer! Download the picture cards HERE!!! Download the data sheet HERE!!! I hope you all enjoy! Please send more emails so that I stay connected and accountable! EDIT: updated on Jan. 27, 2014: I have a new data sheet posted that is much better than the one included in this post. check it out here An example of one of my pages!

In my classroom, we're all about vocabulary words! They help us build oral language skills, enhance our writing, and help us become successful students! This journal is a way to organize the words you learn. There are 5 different vocabulary pages to pick from and they can be mixed by quarter or by ability levels to differentiate your teaching! Included in this 147 pack is: - 3 different journal covers to pick from, each with a color and B&W version to fit your needs! -5 different journal pages to pick from, varying in ability levels {Some are full pages, some are two words per page, and one is three words per page} -Each of the above pages is also included with a letter label {For example, the first journal page is labeled with the letter A, B, C, and so on} This way, you can create an alphabetical journal for your students. Simply print off several of each letter page and put them in order for an organized vocabulary journal that is easy to navigate. This is included for each of the five different journal versions. -A quick index page, where your students can record the words in the journal and see in a fast, organized way. This can be put at the beginning or end of the journal. There are several ways to start this project. Start by picking a journal page, print it off, and pick the journal pages you want to use. You could print off the cover on cardstock and bind together the pages with a plastic spine. Or, 3-hole punch the pages and put them in a binder or folder for your students. You could make a journal for the whole year or make a smaller journal per quarter. The possibilities are endless! Please FOLLOW ME for me fun products and FREEBIES! Also, check out my blog: www.mtasch.edublogs.org to see our classroom routines, ideas, and fun!