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An exercise about health problems.- Thanks for downloading.- Please report mistakes by sending a private message.- Don't forget to click the "I like" button if you really appreciate my work. - ESL worksheets
Además de la atención, estas fichas son para trabajar el seguimiento de instrucciones, la comprensión y algunos conceptos espaciales. En las dos primeras fichas utilizo los conceptos; encima, debajo, al lado, y esquina. En las otras dos he incluido; derecha e izquierda.
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I love learning about arrays because they are so visual which allows for a lot of really fun rectangular arrays activities and practice! I l...
Would you like to decorate your classroom with fun, hand-drawn anchor charts/posters? Do you simply not have the time to get them done? Well, you have come to the perfect place! I love making these engaging and appealing anchor charts. I also can draw/create any other topic you would like, just contact me directly and ask! My students absolutely love these posters and references them every day. Many of them are visual learners, so the colorful images really help them connect and remember what they have learned. This particular anchor chart is for readers/writers practicing how to summarize. This helps them learn a strategy of how to include the characters, the problem, and the solution. It breaks summarizing down into 5 steps of how to do this, and helps them mentally imagine the beginning, the middle, and the end of a story! **These will be copies unless asked otherwise for a custom poster. They are not laminated, and are printed on normal, anchor chart paper. I ship these out ASAP after being ordered, but please keep in mind once shipped, it is outside of my control. Therefore, if shipping does not meet your expectations, I highly encourage you to please reach out to me first, and we have always been able to work something out to make up for anything that may have occurred after I have sent your package, thanks so much!! Hope you love it :)
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This simple project with help teach kids geography and increase their global awareness as they begin to grasp their city, state, country, and continent.
Students must identify the prepositions of place by looking at the picture in order to complete the questions and answers below - ESL worksheets
Label the pictures. - ESL worksheets
Schede didattiche sui membri della famiglia in inglese (family) in PDF da stampare per la Scuola Primaria con tanti esercizi stimolanti
Schede didattiche sui mestieri in inglese (jobs) per bambini della scuola primaria con tanti esercizi stimolanti e flashcard da stampare e ritagliare in PDF
The Good Egg Activities - use these activities to help students understand what is and is not their responsibility & practice self care for managing stress!
How are you doing with teaching non-fiction, informational texts? Do you feel you have a good grasp on expository text structures? With the Common Core ELA standards, students are expected to be proficient in reading complex informational texts. State assessments are also becoming more non-fiction focused, to evaluate student abilities in navigating these complex texts. So what can we do to help our students meet these standards? The purpose of this post is to provide a few resources for teaching non-fiction, in preparation for the higher levels of achievement students are expected to reach! The ideas shared are perfect for upper
It's a simple worksheet for young learners focused on animal vocabulary and the verb can. Children look at cute pictures, revise vocabulary, practice 'I can...' and fill in gaps. - ESL worksheets
Stiamo lavorando sugli aggettivi... Ogni tanto con i miei figli faccio questo gioco. Io dico: "Giosuè is tired", e Giosuè deve imitare que...
Hey everyone! Karen here from Mrs. Jones's Kindergarten! The year seems to be winding down for many of us (okay I still have over 40 days left... but let's not get picky), so I thought I would do a little anchor chart recap from the year! Now first, let's be honest. If you are OCD like me, you have a love/hate relationship with anchor charts. Hate when you have to do the hurryletmedrawthisrealquick one when you are with your class of sweeties {Because when you are sitting in front of 21 five year olds, you have about 3.5 seconds to draw something semi-normal looking} and LOVE when you can then revisit said anchor chart AFTERSCHOOL and make it all presentable and post-worthy. Right? Or am I the only crazy that does this? Anywhoo, here are some of my favorites from my classroom this year! Let's start by taking it back to the beginning... September writer's workshop! Remember fall? Ahh.... Learning how to read is serious business! (...And I KNOW, I KNOW... "Independent" is spelled wrong! I did fix it! This is what happens when a teacher has ADD! :) ) Our writer's workshop unit showed that little people have BIG opinions! Who knew that one letter could sound so different? Setting goals and kicking their butts! As we wind down the year... we become authors of non-fiction books ...our definite fav! ...And work on digraphs and blends in phonics! Word. I hope you enjoyed some of my favorites from the year! {And tell me you are an anchor chart OCD'er too?!} xoxo karen
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Teach responsibility in your classroom through the use of intentional activities. Continue refining what responsibility means to your students all year.
I'll reveal an embarrassing fact about myself. The people that work at the print counter at Office Max know me. I'm mean really know me. I coached the new guy on how to find the right barcode in his binder, so I could check out the last time I went. (Yesterday.) As in, they even recognize my husband because I send him over there a bunch to pick stuff up for me. (I have a nice husband.) I'm at the print counter at Office Max waaaaaay too often. Here's the thing, though. You know how you see a poster at the teacher store, and it's almost what you want? And you're thinking to yourself, "Gosh, if it just said _____________ instead, it would be perfect!" This happens to me often, especially with writing. We use Lucy Calkins' Units of Study for writing, and let me tell you, there are no Lucy Calkins teaching posters at Lakeshore. Yes, I could make it on chart paper. But I can't. Because I expect my posters to look like this: I Do, We Do, You Do The First Grade Parade Working for the Classroom The Inspired Apple And they never do. Ever. So what's an OCD girl to do but make them herself on the computer? If you have the newest version of Word, you can do some snazzy stuff. Check out this post I read on Teaching Blog Addict that tells how to use Word to make a blog button: Blog Button in 3 Tutorials. You can make some good looking graphic work. I didn't know about all this business in the newest Word, but I do have Printshop. I even recently downloaded Photoshop Elements. I love it, but it's a bit of a time commitment to figure it out. So go create your 11x17 file in one of these programs and get to the next step. Moving right along. At Office Max or Office Depot, you can upload a file to their website (or bring in a flash drive), and they'll print out an 11x17 color poster on nice, glossy card stock for you. For less than $2. Seriously. It works like this: After that, you put in your name/number/etc. and then select which store you want to pick it up from. Office Depot's process works EXACTLY the same, except you also have the option to pay online. I'm sure Staples has something similar. Sadly, no Staples near me. Try it out for yourself! Here are two posters I've made: Plot Poster Love **To download, click on the name of the file (shown above the image). The link will open and just click download. Voila! Happy poster making!
Teach and practice coping strategies and skills to manage emotions with this activity. Not only is it a craft and lesson, but a tool students can use again and again! Kids and young adults will identify their top coping strategies, cut them out, and paste them onto their coping strategies wheel to make a completely individualized reminder of their strategies. This craft includes over 30 unique coping strategies for kids and young adults to choose from. Why Teach Coping Strategies Coping strategies are any activity that can help calm emotions and stress. Kids and young adults may often experience difficult emotions but do not have appropriate coping strategies for dealing with those feelings. 40 Coping Strategies Choices Included! Students can choose their own individual coping strategies! Just some of the coping strategies discussed and practiced within this resource include: listening to music taking a walk coloring deep breathing hyperfocusing on an object using positive self-talk practicing yoga counting to ten talking to a friend think of someone I love write positive affirmations feel my heartbeat practice gratitude and much more How to Use Students will use the list of coping strategies to select their top five strategies. They will find those strategies and add them to their own coping strategies wheel. Students will color, cut out, and put their wheels together for a completely individualized coping strategies resource. Alternatively, students can choose from pre-made coping strategies wheels that are already put together. Let students practice their coping strategies by playing with their wheels in partners or groups. Encourage students to read each others’ coping strategies and even practice them, when appropriate. This can be a great activity in small groups to discuss strategies and identify what works best for each individual student. Coping Strategies Tool for the Future Best of all, kids can keep their Coping Strategies Wheel for times when they need extra support. They can use it to help them pick a coping strategy when they are feeling upset, anxious, stressed, sad, or angry. Color and Black/White Both color and black/white versions are included. You can use the black/white version to have students color, OR you can print the color version to print and go for a support to use right away. Need MORE Coping Strategies? { Mindfulness and Coping Strategies MEGA Bundle } This is a HUGE bundle with over 500 pages focused on teaching mindfulness and coping strategies to encourage self-control, happiness, positivity, and many more positive outcomes. It contains a variety of lessons, workbooks, posters, task cards, foldable crafts, and much more! Follow Me! { Click here to follow my store! } Tips for Customers: If you have questions, please contact me through Q & A and I'll get back to you as soon as I can! Please consider leaving feedback on this resource to receive TpT credits! I always strive for 5 stars and love hearing your feedback. Follow my store for notifications about new resources and freebies. Terms of Use: © Pathway 2 Success. One license is for the classroom/personal use for one educator and their students. Materials may not be shared with other educators without the purchase of extra licenses. Materials may not be posted on the Internet where they can be publicly accessed. Personal and classroom use only. Please see full terms of use for more information. Disclaimer: These resources are for supplementary support/education purposes and are not a replacement for education or other necessary supports. Educators, parents, and others who utilize these materials are encouraged to seek out additional support, as needed.
Have you ever had those students that read beautifully, but haven't got a clue what they've read? They're probably in need of some serious Reading Strategies instruction.
