Teaching Resources that engage your students in meaningful learning and save YOU time. Browse below to see some of the Teaching Resources that will brighten your room and engage your students in reading, writing, speaking and listening. Find math resources that teach the language of all around numbers and facts that engage thinking.
All the book companions for your favorite read alouds for the first week of school. Set the tone of your classroom with children's literature. Find your favorite:
Teach literacy and life lessons with children's literature and use my book companions for many favorite books from your classroom library.
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Abraham Lincoln
Three pages to write about Abraham Lincoln. Easy graphic organizer to write a very short biography, page to write what you know about Lincoln and one page to write some important facts and highlights about AbrahamLincoln. You could use these pages after any book about Abraham Lincoln.
The biography page includes a space to write his birthplace, birthdate, family, and height. Jot down some important facts about Lincoln's life. Write one question you might have for Lincoln if you met him. Draw a small portrait of Lincoln. Display some of your favorite books about Abraham Lincoln and use these writing pages to create a writing center for February.
The Day It Rained Hearts, by Felicia Bond. This book is a very sweet story about imagination, creativity and friendship. Cornelia Augusta finds herself in a rainstorm of hearts! What fun!
There are 21 pages here to respond in writing to this cute valentine story. It's a favorite and children love to find out who the valentines are for.... book talk notes and teacher notes included. You can easily assign these pages for distance learning and school-at-home.
This book companion is to be used with the book; The Day It Rained Hearts, by Felicia Bond.
Complete a Reading Interest Survey. Easy to use. Download and print. Find out valuable information to build reading skills in your classroom. Take a Reading Interest Inventory of your students and learn about their thoughts about reading. This information can help you plan your lessons to reach each student in your classroom and teach them to become lifelong readers.
Once you know your students’ interests, you have an opportunity to find books that they enjoy. If they enjoy reading, they will read more. If they read more, reading achievement will be reaching new heights. Taking time to do Interest Inventories is an investment that will pay dividends later, especially for the struggling readers who might not think they would enjoy reading anything. With the right topic choice based on interest, you might hook every kid onto reading this year!
Catch their attention with these bright, colorful and meaningful classroom posters to teach admirable character traits. These posters can be a springboard for important class discussions on building good character. Display them in your classroom and refer to them often. Attitude in your classroom makes a difference.
There are 12 posters:
- Be Brave
- Be Wise
- Be Curious
- Stand Tall
- Be Reliable
- Be Resourceful
- Be Loyal
- Be Honest
- Dream Big
- Be Clean
- Be Kind
- Be Clever
Make your classroom colorful and bright and teach admirable character traits.
Students engage in solving catchy and fun riddles and LEARN their multiplication facts, too! Each page starts out with a riddle to read and think about... students then complete the multiplication facts and match the number and letters to solve the riddle.
This multiplication practice resource
for school or at home includes:
- 20 riddle pages with multiplication facts
- and fun pictures to color
- multiplication facts from 0 - 12, mixed on each page
- answers for riddles page
This math activity engages children in learning their multiplication facts. Students can complete the multiplication pages independently, with a partner, in a small group or with the entire class. Also works great for distance learning and school at home. Great for small group math station while teacher time is with another small group. These pages are appropriate for 3rd graders and homeschoolers who are learning their multiplication facts.