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Are you teaching a unit on fall? Would you like to incorporate reading, writing, and math into your instruction? These Autumn Literacy and Math Resources will help you engage and teach your students about the fall season!
This 83-page learning resource contains spring activities including literacy and math resources, rabbit literacy resources, and a Beatrix Potter author study. The Beatrix Potter author study uses the works of Beatrix Potter (The Tale of Peter Rabbit, The Tale of Benjamin Bunny, The Tale of Jeremy Fisher, and The Tale of the Flopsy Bunnies) to teach students the literacy skills of vocabulary, sequencing, reading comprehension, making visualizations, writing, making connections, character analysis, and retell.
Are you teaching a unit on Earth Day, recycling, or needs and wants? Earth Day Literacy and Math Activities will help you engage and teach your students about Earth Day, recycling, and needs and wants all while incorporating literacy, math, writing, and social studies concepts! It can be used around Earth Day or any time during the school year!
Are you teaching a unit on Election Day, the 2024 presidential election, or voting? Would you like to incorporate some non-fiction, informational texts into your instruction? This Election Day A 2024 Resource Packet will help you engage and teach your students interesting and important facts about voting, what the president and vice president do, how to become president, and the presidential and vice presidential candidates.
Are you teaching a unit on pumpkins, the parts of a pumpkin, or the pumpkin life cycle? Would you like to incorporate reading, writing, science, and math into your pumpkin unit? These Pumpkin Literacy, Math, and Science Activities will help you engage and teach your students about pumpkins!
This 172-page learning resource teaches students about the holiday traditions of China (Chinese New Year), The United Kingdom, Ethiopia, France, Germany, The Netherlands, Italy, Israel (Hanukkah), Mexico (Las Posadas), Sweden (St. Lucia’s Day), Australia, India (Diwali), and Kwanzaa. Each country/holiday includes a welcome sign, passport stamp, information sheet for teachers including holiday history and book, video, and music suggestions, a craft, an emergent reader, a text-based evidence reading passage, a comprehension check consisting of multiple choice and/or written response questions, and an answer key. Comprehension question checks include basic recall and higher-order thinking skills. The included passages can be used in a variety of settings – whole group, small group, or independent work. The passages can also be used without the comprehension checks if desired. Students will have a blast learning fascinating facts about different countries and holidays around the world while also learning geography skills!
Are you teaching a unit on Johnny Appleseed or apples? Would you like to incorporate reading, writing, science, and math into your instruction? These Johnny Appleseed Literacy and Math Activities will help you engage and teach your students about Johnny Appleseed and apples!
Have a blast learning all about teeth and dental health with this Dental Health Unit! This 152-page unit is packed full of reading, math, science, writing, and craft activities.
Are you teaching a unit on Presidents Day, George Washington, or Abraham Lincoln? Would you like to incorporate reading, writing, social studies, and math into your instruction? These Presidents Day Literacy, Math, and Social Studies Activities will help you engage and teach your students about presidents, George Washington, and Abraham Lincoln!
Are you teaching a lesson on St. Patrick’s Day? These St. Patrick’s Day Non-Fiction Reading Comprehension Passages are easy to incorporate into any study about the holiday!
Do your students need practice with ABC Order? Are you looking for an engaging way to tie Valentine’s Day with the skill of alphabetical order? If so, this Valentine’s Day-themed ABC Order activity provides students with practice putting words into alphabetical order. Some words in this activity begin with the same letter, so students will gain practice putting words in alphabetical order to both the second and third letter.