Chart detailing monthly themes including holidays, seasons, and social skills. Helpful to plan activities for the entire school year. Appropriate for multiple age levels.
If you are looking for some high-interest activities, try using animated shorts to teach inference. Free handouts focus on student learning.
YouTube is huge. It’s the second most used search engine online. Everyone I know uses YouTube for help and information. I once had a teacher friend YouTube how to assemble a drawer organizer from Ikea.
Click to get 5 free geometry lessons that are engaging, standards-based, and low-prep! These lessons are aligned with Common Core Geometry.
This 90 second video will give you some background into the source and purpose of Marzano Scales. Read on for more specific information! Marzano's The NEW Art and Science of Teaching, highlighted some principles of education that most teachers know, but easily forget in the business of everyday duties. My introduction…
Teachers, this blog post covers mixtures and solutions activities, ideas, resources, and assessments to make teaching science easy peasy!
Any Subject lesson starters, warm ups, finishers, exit slipsUse these activities as a warm up and/or exit slip before/after any lesson to activate the brain and get your students thinking about the content they are about to engage in or have recently engaged with. These activities should take no lon...
Click to see 3 different ways to rotate a shape about the origin. These 3 strategies have helped my students master rotating a shape.
Are you one of the many teachers who is struggling to teach summarizing? Summarizing can be a difficult skill for students to master. It requires strong reading comprehension since students need to be able to
It’s not easy to find active-learning PE games that incorporate the core math standards. That’s why I’ve created ‘Learn Math through sport’ resource packs (for grades …
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Virtual dissections can be a huge help in teaching science, biology, physiology and anatomy. Here are some of the best resources for your lessons and labs.
Are you looking for a way to get students to learn more about each other or for a easy icebreaker? If so, try this activity! For this activity, students will be given the attached worksheet. They will start by writing their names in the center of the hexagon. Next, they answer each of the questions ...
Click to see 3 different ways to rotate a shape about the origin. These 3 strategies have helped my students master rotating a shape.
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Read the step by step guide for using discovery labs to help students gain a deeper understanding of systems of equations.
I've finished creating my Sight Word Assessment/Incentive Pack! It's the first time I've uploaded anything to my TpT store, so I'm super excited! The packet includes activities for the first 220 Dolch sight words: Superhero Sight Word List (100 Words) - Includes incentives, students forms, and a teacher screening forms. Each student receives a Superhero Sight Word I.D. card once they can fluently read the first list. Once the whole class passes, we will celebrate with a Superhero Day! Sweet Sight Word List (120 Words) - Includes incentives, student forms, and a teacher screening form. Each student will receive a Sweet Reader bookmark once they can fluently read the second list. Once the whole class passes, I will treat them to ice cream sundaes! Visit my TpT shop to download this packet for your classroom! On another note...We've been talking about the Scientific Process, so I created a versatile Lab Report printable to use when conducting experiments in class. I kept it simple in order to better suit the needs of lower elementary students. I wanted to make science a bit more exciting this year by incorporating more investigations, so I thought this would be a good way to make it purposeful! Click to download on TpT!
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Getting out the microscopes is one of the best parts of teaching biology. I love hearing the ooh’s and aah’s when they finally get the specimen into focus. But if you’ve taught biology before you know it can also be one of the most exhausting units- constantly running around the room because “Mrs, I just ... Read more
Find short stories difficult to teach? Here are five of my favourites that your students will love to analyze. A free lesson plan will be available, too!
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Creating Proofs with Uno Cards is the most engaging and fun way to teach the most difficult lesson to your Geometry students. Here is how...
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It's often difficult to find materials for ESL adults that are appropriate and engaging for upper intermediate and advanced language learners, so these no-prep lessons are perfect to meet that need. Many opportunities to practice listening, speaking, reading, writing, vocabulary - perfect for ESL sub plans. Each lesson is based on a Talk from the popular online Educational Talk series, and centers around an inspiring and interesting presentation. My students LOVE the high-interest topics in these Talks, and they are always asking me for more! ⭐️ What you'll get with each lesson: (Preview link shows an example of one lesson) A print and go packet of activities (use all, or choose what you prefer) A link to the (free) website hosting the referenced talk Thought-provoking pre-viewing questions and background building activities Introduction to key vocabulary terms to prepare for the listening part Follow up comprehension and/or discussion questions Several activities to practice the vocabulary in a variety of ways Mini lesson for a grammar point that is often tricky for upper level English learners Extension activities, including prompts for a longer writing activity and additional vocabulary practice (perfect for differentiation options) *NOTE: Thumbnails and Preview images/video are from "How a Penny Made Me Feel Like a Millionaire" Bundle contains the following lessons: ESL Lesson for ED Talk: A Life Lesson from a Volunteer Firefighter ESL Lesson for ED Talk: How a Penny Made Me Feel Like a Millionaire ESL Lesson for ED Talk: The Joy of Surfing in Ice Cold Water ESL Lesson for ED Talk: What Makes a Good Life? ESL Lesson for ED Talk: One Second Every Day ESL Lesson for ED Talk: How to Make Stress Your Friend ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ What teachers are saying about these Adult ESL lessons: "Super easy to use and perfect resource for my advanced students. Very thorough. A bit of everything : listening, talking, writing, grammar, vocabulary. Just great! Worth the money. Thank you." "What a wonderful and authentic way to talk all four language skills! "This has been awesome for my private tutoring sessions with my ESL student." "These are wonderful! Very comprehensive and engaging! Even my English only students gain skills from these lessons. Thank you so much!" ⭐ Love these Talks and want even more lessons? Try Volume 2! ESL Lessons for ED Talks Bundle - Volume 2 ⭐You may also be interested in: Would You Rather Questions for Discussion or Writing ESL Language Journal ESL Picture Writing and Discussion Prompts Tier 2 Vocabulary and Activities Word and Logic Puzzle Escape Room Simple Present Tense Review and Practice Present Perfect PowerPoint and Practice Activities Grammar and Language Activities Through Text Analysis Click the FOLLOW ME link to get sale alerts, updates and news about future products. You will also be notified when new products are uploaded, most of which are 50% off for the first 48 hours, so it pays to follow me! Having trouble with a product you purchased? See instructions for opening zip files or get printing tips, submit a help ticket, or ask a question on the Q & A tab before leaving feedback. ___________________________________ Copyright © Real Cool English Permission to copy for single classroom use only. Please purchase additional licenses at a discounted rate if you wish to share this product with a colleague.
Today I am brining you the perfect combination of back to school ice-breakers and games for those first days of school! Back to school is a crazy time and we all want to hit the ground running. There are routines and procedures to teach and we are ready to get to them the second those kids walk in the door. Building community and getting to know
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Part of developing responsibility is understanding how choices have consequences, both good and bad. This lesson plan includes several activities to use with middle-upper elementary students to help them recognize the impact of their choices and become more responsible decision makers. Pick and choose which activities to use in your lesson or small group to meet the needs and levels of your students! *This lesson is also available as part of my Responsibility Lesson Plan Bundle.* This resource includes: • Written lesson plan with ASCA mindsets/behaviors and CASEL competencies • Optional hook using Kid President’s “Making Tough Choices” video • Two fill in the blank activity sheets • Two different puzzle sets (two piece: choice to consequence, four piece: scenario to three consequences) • “I Have, Who Has” game • Exit ticket ASCA Mindsets and Behaviors Demonstrate critical-thinking skills to make informed decisions Demonstrate ethical decision making and social responsibility CASEL (Social Emotional Learning) Competencies Self-Management Responsible Decision Making Resource Rationale Children need to understand that there are consequences (good and/or bad) to every choice that we make. This resource helps them make the connection by providing numerous examples and differentiated opportunities to practice their understanding independently or in small groups. The puzzles provide for an hands-on/tactile approach while the fill in the blanks push students to think deeper and more creatively. How to Use This Resource This resource works in both whole group guidance lessons or small group sessions for students grades 2nd-5th. If using the puzzles, you may choose to select the ones most applicable to your group. The materials included in this resource are enough to spread over the course of 2 lessons/sessions if desired. ✨Glowing Praise for This Resource✨ “My students loved this interactive activity! I'm a middle school counselor and I teach one class to a group of 8th graders each quarter called Leadership and Careers. This lesson fit in perfectly with the leadership aspect when we talked about what it means to be impulsive, be a follower vs. a leader, think before we act / speak, etc. It was wonderful! [...] Great activity and would highly recommend!” ~Allison R. “This was a very helpful resource to use in my classroom counseling lessons and it created a lot of great discussion. Students really liked finding the "choice" and "consequence" cards that matched as they moved around the classroom.” ~Kate H. Open up the preview for more details!
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