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This unit contains everything you need to successfully do Christmas and Other Holidays Around the World with your class. Included are passports, airline tickets, emergent readers, fluency sheets with comprehension questions, crafts (with templates included), country welcome signs, and book and music suggestions for the following countries: China, England, Ethiopia, France, Germany, Holland, Italy, Israel, Mexico, and Sweden.
Are your students curious about the upcoming election? Are you looking for a way to teach about the election in your classroom? This resource packet will not only inform your students of what being President means but also of the election process and current candidates. Also included are activities to get your students excited about and involved in the upcoming election!
Are you thinking of doing the Flat Stanley project with your class? If so, this Flat Stanley Project Guide includes everything you need to set up the project within your classroom and communicate details to parents.
Are you planning a unit to teach your students about Johnny Appleseed and/or apples? This 37-page Johnny Appleseed Unit contains literacy, math, social studies, and science activities.
Have a blast learning all about Presidents and the United States of America with this cross-curricular President’s Day Unit! This 185-page unit is packed full of reading, math, writing, and social studies lessons, ideas, and crafts.
April 15 marks the anniversary of the Titanic sinking. Teach your students all about this legendary ship. They are bound to be engaged with this timeless story! This Titanic unit includes reading and writing activities.
Are you teaching a unit on United States geography or the 50 states and capitals, or would you like to incorporate some non-fiction informational texts into your instruction? These United States 50 States Reading Comprehension Passages and Region and Geography Maps will help you engage and teach your students interesting and important facts about each of the 50 states and their capitals, as well as assess students’ knowledge of each state’s location on a map. Each of the 50 state reading passages will also allow your students to practice reading comprehension skills.