Valentine's Day Clip Art for Teachers and Writers

Valentine's Day - Clip Art

Use Valentine's Day clip art for your pages, worksheets, scrapbooking, and anywhere you need a splash of love. There are 28 Valentine's Day images and 20 line art images. Each image is in PNG format. There are a total of 48 images.

This clip art can be used to make creative resources for your scrapbooking love and teacher materials.  

Create your Valentine's Day theme creations with these whimsical images. Bookmarks, making cards, name tags, desk tags, classroom Valentine boxes, reader response pages, worksheets, newsletters, calendars, class posters, and all the other creative possibilities. Use these images to add Valentine's love to your life. Line art images make great coloring pages for preschoolers and Kindergartners. 

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Ground Hog Day for Primary Learners - Reading and Writing

Happy Groundhog Day! 

Learn about Groundhog Day! Read and write ... and a Groundhog Day Art activity! 

This teaching resource includes:

Teaching Resource for Groundhog Day

- 2 reading passages with comprehension questions

- writing prompt page

- fun fact pages

- fill in the blank activity

- 16 vocabulary cards for display

- Groundhog Day art activity

- make a headband for Groundhog Day

- color and keep bookmarks

- word search

- word shapes

- making new words

The reading passages would be suitable for 1st-2nd 

graders and possibly some Kindergartners with assistance.  The art-craft activity would be fun for primary learners.  This teaching resource teaches about Groundhog Day and woodchucks and also the fun of

"Will the groundhog see his shadow?" 

There are pages for emergent readers, such as making new words, vocabulary for pocket charts, word shapes, and word searches. And also pages that will accommodate different reading levels in your classroom. These pages can easily be assigned for distance learning and school-at-home and can be used for diversified instruction.  You can easily preview this teaching resource by clicking the link above or clicking HERE. 

100 th Day of School - Pages and Activities

100th Day of School - Pages & Activities

Celebrate the 100th day of school with these bright and colorful interactive booklets! 

Easy to make! Only two pages, and you will have created an eight-page booklet. Students interact with reading, spelling, solving, and drawing with the number 100 in mind.

• Read 100 sight words.
• Spell 100 words
• Solve 100 math facts
• Draw 100 geometric shapes

US Presidents | Teaching Resource | Biography Bottle Project

Meet the Presidents - Purchase Here

Meet the US Presidents is a project-based learning activity about the United States of America's presidents.

• This teaching resource includes guidelines and handouts for the teacher to create a significant Social Studies project.

• This project includes reading a biography about a US President and then writing a research report on that President.

Included in this resource :

• Letter Home to explain the project
• Graphic Organizers to help with the writing assignment
• Directions on how to create a bottle president
• Examples of Bottle Presidents to see the idea
• Graphic Organizers to help with essential facts, sequence in the research, highlighting important information
• Flash Cards of 46 US Presidents for pocket display and discussion
• Drawing a portrait of the President
• Graphic Organizer for listeners to take notes when reports are presented
• Teacher Guidelines and other notable information
• Book recommendations for this project
• This biography project includes reading, writing, speaking, listening, and thinking. Most of the work is assigned for homework.
• Students LOVE creating these bottle presidents!

You will LOVE the excitement and quick engagement you will readily see from your students. It's a great way to share information. 

Nurturing Minds and Hearts: The Power of Children's Literature in the Classroom

In the enchanting realm of elementary education, children's literature stands as a guiding light, offering more than just stories on paper. As an elementary school teacher, I've witnessed firsthand the transformative power of integrating children's literature into the classroom. Beyond the pages of colorful books lie opportunities to cultivate a love for reading, foster critical thinking, and instill valuable life lessons.

One of the paramount benefits of incorporating children's literature is the gateway it provides for young minds to explore the art of storytelling. By immersing themselves in captivating tales, students enhance their reading skills and develop a deeper understanding of narrative structure, character development, and plot dynamics. This foundation becomes instrumental as they gradually embark on their creative writing journeys, crafting narratives reflecting their unique perspectives and imaginations.

The Day It Rained Hearts - Book Companion

Literature circles, a cherished practice in my classroom, further amplify the impact of children's literature. These small group discussions empower students to engage in thoughtful conversations about the books they read, promoting collaboration and improving their communication skills. Through literature circles, children learn to express their opinions, listen to diverse viewpoints, and collectively navigate the intricate layers of a story. It's a space where the magic of literature comes alive as students uncover hidden meanings, share their favorite moments, and form lasting connections with both the characters and each other.