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Mothers Day Craft Kindergarten Gift , Gratitude, coloring, i love my mom because
Mothers Day Craft Kindergarten Gift Idea, Gratitude activity, coloring pagesCelebrate Mother's Day with our "Gratitude for Mom" activity worksheets and coloring pages! LET YOUR KIDS EXPRESS AND SAY " I love my mom because " This resource is filled with heartwarming activities designed to help kids express their love and appreciation for their moms. With 20 reasons why we love mom included, children can explore the many ways their moms make a difference in their lives. From hugs and kisses to bed
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PreK - 3rd
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Tree Map Template
Our brains are built to prioritize visual information. The visual cortex, the part of the brain where visual information is processed, is the largest system in the human brain and is highly evolved to process complex information. Visual information is processed differently than language; our brain is an “image processor,” not a word processor.Using Thinking Maps can change students' organization skills and thinking process, even on SeeSaw and Google Classroom! Use these Thinking Map templates as
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PreK - 5th
Writing About Reading with Graphic organizers & Retelling Reading Logs BUNDLE
Pack One: Writing About Reading ~ Butterflies, Frogs, Plans, and MOREUse this graphic organizer pack to help your students practice their comprehension skills. This is a great resource to use with a research project. Have your students read books about frogs and butterflies and then show their understanding via these responses.Happy teaching!TPPack two: Writing About Reading -Graphic Organizers~Reading Response, Book Review, & MORE!A helpful resource to help your students organize their thin
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K - 2nd
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The Gingerbread Baby by Jan Bret Thematic Units Worksheet Activity
Thematic Unit worksheet activity to go with classic holiday book.
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PreK - 4th
Classroom Labels: Alphabet, Numeral, Word Wall, and Banners
Thank you for your interest in our Classroom Labels. Our labels are designed for teachers to utilize in multiple ways for decorative classroom displays such as word walls, book bins, student number labels for desks, cubbies, pocket charts, etc. In addition, the classroom clipart and label set can also be utilized as teaching tools for literacy small groups, number corner math, and/or the clipart may be utilized for digital classroom usage as well as for the creation of math and literacy resource
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1st - 5th
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Lewis and Clarke Specimen Box
This is a Lewis and Clarke worksheet that further extends on how they were explorers on a fun and creative way. It allows students to go outside and find "specimen" as if they were explorers like Lewis and Clarke. As well there are 2 short answer questions to allow for the students to further think about the things that Lewis and Clarke might have thought about.
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1st
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Also included in: Lewis and Clarke Bundle
Stoplight Opinion Writing - Art or Gym?
As students get comfortable writing in complete sentences with correct structure, this resource gives an opportunity for more independence in their writing. Students will respond to the question using all three parts of a paragraph: topic, supporting, and closing.
April Writing Prompt (Check out the full bundle with 12 months!)
This is just the April writing prompt!Check out the full collection, available for purchase, which includes all 12 months!Unlock creativity and inspire young minds with this collection of primary writing prompts tailored for each month of the year. These engaging prompts encourage students to explore their thoughts, feelings, and experiences while honing their writing skills. With topics spanning from seasonal festivities to personal reflections, there's something to spark inspiration for every
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PreK - 2nd
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Circle Map Template
Our brains are built to prioritize visual information. The visual cortex, the part of the brain where visual information is processed, is the largest system in the human brain and is highly evolved to process complex information. Visual information is processed differently than language; our brain is an “image processor,” not a word processor.Using Thinking Maps can change students' organization skills and thinking process, even on SeeSaw and Google Classroom! Use these Thinking Map templates as
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PreK - 5th
Flow Map Template
Our brains are built to prioritize visual information. The visual cortex, the part of the brain where visual information is processed, is the largest system in the human brain and is highly evolved to process complex information. Visual information is processed differently than language; our brain is an “image processor,” not a word processor.Using Thinking Maps can change students' organization skills and thinking process, even on SeeSaw and Google Classroom! Use these Thinking Map templates as
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PreK - 5th
Double Bubble Map Template
Our brains are built to prioritize visual information. The visual cortex, the part of the brain where visual information is processed, is the largest system in the human brain and is highly evolved to process complex information. Visual information is processed differently than language; our brain is an “image processor,” not a word processor.Using Thinking Maps can change students' organization skills and thinking process, even on SeeSaw and Google Classroom! Use these Thinking Map templates as
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PreK - 5th
Bubble Map Template
Our brains are built to prioritize visual information. The visual cortex, the part of the brain where visual information is processed, is the largest system in the human brain and is highly evolved to process complex information. Visual information is processed differently than language; our brain is an “image processor,” not a word processor.Using Thinking Maps can change students' organization skills and thinking process, even on SeeSaw and Google Classroom! Use these Thinking Map templates as
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PreK - 5th
Parts of a Paragraph
Day 1 of teaching students how to write in a paragraph form. Use this handout (half sheet) to work with students to identify the three parts: Topic, Reasons/Supporting, and Closing.
Lettre mix-up worksheet (simple for Kindergarten)
Simple ready to print worksheet with scrambled letters and fun clipart.
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K - 2nd
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Primary Writing Paper with Picture Box
K-1 writing template with a picture box
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K - 1st
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Thanksgiving Traditions
A worksheet for elementary students to list their family's Thanksgiving traditions.
Children's Coloring Page: Picture Book, Didn't You Hear the Rumor?
Have your child/student enjoy this adorable coloring page from the story, Didn't You Hear the Rumor? These cute, playful characters will prompt young minds in creating their individual stories. Possible questions include: What are the characters doing? What are the characters saying? How are the characters feeling? Can be shared in small groups as a Think-Pair-Share activity. Can be scaffolded using sentence frames. Francesca Baase, AuthorFB Group: The Character in MeFB Name: Francesca Maria
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PreK - 5th, Staff
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Valentine's Day Writing Freebie
This can be used as a writing activity. Students can write a love letter to their parents/caregivers expressing why they love them.
Dear parents,
I love you because....
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K - 2nd
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中文课 标点符号 海报预览 Chinese Punctuation Poster
it is just one page, please go to my dashboard and find the full version.
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PreK - 3rd
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