We All Fall Down by Eric Walters is a novel about a Grade 9 boy who goes to "job shadow" his dad at the World Trade Centre on September 11, 2001. Then the unexpected happens... This culminating activity is a creative way to have the students summarize the novel. It contains definitions of each part of a story, setting, characters, plot, etc. Once completed it becomes a great assessment tool as well! Students will write about the importance of the title, recall the setting, plot and describe the characters. Sentences will be written using some of the vocabulary words. They will write about one of the many themes found in the novel, and also write about making connections, text-to-self and text-to-world. You have the flexibility to use each page of this resource at the same time or at different times of your novel study, depending what your lesson focus is. For example, if you are discussing settings and characters, just use page 1, and so on. As an alternative, you can cut out each section/part of the resource and mount it on cardstock to use in Language centers, Literature Circles or completed Mobiles. Great for Special Ed. and ESL students too, as it is easy to follow with definitions of each part of a story, setting, characters, plot, etc. Total Pages 5

The One and Only Ivan is a children's book by Katherine Applegate. Before, during or after reading the novel, have the students work on this word search that contains 50 vocabulary words. (Answer sheet included.) A sentence writing sheet is also included where the students can write sentences using some of the vocabulary words found in the word search. There is also a word sort sheet where students can review parts of speech while using the 50 vocabulary words. BONUS: 20 vocabulary word match sheet with answers! Total Pages 7

Featured are two writing and drawing activities perfect for the Christmas Season! Christmas Nativity and Family Christmas. Includes how to draw activities. Pages: 5

Great to complete as a class or individually! Les élèves écriront un poème acrostiche en utilisant la feuille de vocabulaire pour les aider . Une feuille pour écrire des phrases est inclus . Faire des mots avec les mots, "Joyeux Noël" Photocopier la feuille en noir et blanc et après les étudiants pourraient colorer l'arbre de Noël. Pgs. 5

A fun and festive way to get students to learn or practice their multiplication skills! Includes 63 double digit multiplication questions and an answer sheet. Answers included! Can be used as full sheet cards or cut up as task cards. Print on cardstock paper, cut and laminate to use as individual/group practice. Can be used in math centers as well! Great for Special Ed. students too! P.S. Print in color or greyscale. Pages: 11

A fun and festive way to get students to learn or practice their multiplication skills! Includes multiplication questions from 1 to 10 and an answer sheet. Can be used as full sheet cards or cut up as task cards. Print on cardstock paper, cut and laminate to use as individual/group practice. Can be used in math centers as well! Great for Special Ed. students too! P.S. Print in color or greyscale. Pages: 13

Just in time to start thinking about Christmas! Included are templates that could be used for stories and poetry. Also included are ready to use French acrostic templates. Students can colo(u)r the fun template frames as well! Once completed, templates could be framed to make a quick gift for someone special at Christmas. Pgs. 21

A great way to incorporate Christmas, Christmas symbols and adjectives in French! This fun activity can be used with a whole class, while brainstorming or individually in centers. In this activity, students will choose French adjectives that best describe the picture/Christmas symbol and write the adjectives around the picture. Christmas symbols included are: Christmas Tree, Christmas Stocking, Christmas Wreath, Snowflake, Candy Canes, Santa Hat, Christmas Present, Snowman. Answer sheet included with possible answers to each activity.

Three Valentine’s Day activities. One is a word make sheet using the word “Valentine”. The other activity becomes a Diamante Poem, once completed. A Valentine Word Search with answers and a sentence writing sheet. Great for reviewing adjectives and verbs! Get a grade for Language and Art too! ART TIP: Once the Diamante sheet has been completed, it could be made into a 3-D wreath. Add mini tissue paper pompoms around the outside part of the heart, hole punch the top and add ribbon to hang. Pgs. 6

A fun way for your students to learn Valentine's Day Vocabulary! Une façon amusante d'apprendre vocabulaire de Saint Valentin. Contient: -deux versions d'une double casse-tête (puzzle) -un cryptogramme. -un labyrinthe Réponses incluses. Pgs. 8

Stone Fox, by John Reynolds Gardiner, is a novel about a very determined boy named Willy. He enters a dog sled race in order to win $500 to pay back the taxes on his grandfather's farm. Use these creative activities as a quick assessment after completing the novel Stone Fox with your students. The students will have the opportunity to recap the necessary parts of the novel, setting, characters, plot and themes. Students will also write sentences using some of the vocabulary words. A "what if" section will have the students thinking about other scenarios that could have taken place in the novel. They will also analyze the novel title and have the opportunity to give the novel a new title and cover. Total Pages 5

An excellent way to review French Valentine's Day vocabulary with your students! Un excellent moyen de revoir le vocabulaire de la Saint Valentin avec vos élèves. -mots caches avec réponses -mots correspondants avec réponses -faire des mots Pgs. 6

A fun and festive way to learn or review the parts of speech. Sheets contain nouns, verbs, adjectives and adverbs in ornaments that are to be colo(u)red using the legend. Also included are 2 sheets (1 color/1 black and white) with the parts of speech definitions. Can be used as a mini poster or an instructional sheet for the students' notebooks. 4 sheets are included for students to write the various parts of speech. The parts of speech words contain the Christmas theme. Both U.S. and non-U.S. versions included in this resource. Pg. 16

A great way to get your students excited to learn Easter vocabulary! Prints well in Black and White! Includes: -Acrostic template ( Joyeuses Pâques ) -French/English Easter vocabulary sheet (could be used as a mini poster) -French Easter vocabulary sheet (could be used as a mini poster) -Alphabetical order sheet -Sentence writing sheet -French Easter vocabulary match sheet(answers included) -Faire des Mots sheet (make as many words with phrase) Tip: Have students use Easter vocabulary sheet to assist in completing acrostic. Total Pages 9

Add a little Festive, Winter fun to finding Multiples with this resource. Students will locate the given multiples and colo(u)r the snowmen. Included are sheets to locate the multiples of 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9. Contains sheets with U.S and non-U.S. spelling of words. Pgs. 18

A great little gift for your French students that they can color as they like! Print on white cardstock paper, cut individual bookmarks, have students color bookmark using markers and then laminate! For a personal touch, before laminating, you can write student's name, date and your message at the back. 2 sheets with 8 different bookmark designs (4 religious, 4 non- religious). 2 different messages: -Joyeux Noël! -Il est né le divin enfant!

A great way to have your students ring in the new year! Included are 2 sheets with 8 different designs to choose from.

great way to have your students ring in the new year! Included are 2 sheets with 8 different designs in French to choose from. Print on cardstock, cut and have students fill in and color! Laminate after students have colored for durability. ** TIP: Print both sheets back to back and have a two sided bookmark!**

Have your students ring in the new year by completing this fun activity! Included: color and black/white word make sheet color and black/white goal sheet color “New Year” acrostic Inside each digit of the year, 2019, the students will write or draw what they would like to accomplish, (do) for the new year. Using the digits to guide them. For example, in the digit “2” they will write or draw 2 items. However, for the digit “0”, they will write or draw something that they don’t want to do. Drawing would be ideal for the ESL or Special Ed. students. TIP: Once completed, put up the goals sheet to remind students of their goals. Use the “Cover” page as a poster to put up with the completed goals sheets. If you purchase this resource, you will receive an updated version with the new year. Just re-download and it’s yours again, for FREE! Pages: 6

How do you brush your teeth? Have you every really stopped to think about it? Have your students complete this fun procedural writing activity and see how many steps they come up with. Includes an easy to follow lesson plan. Prints well in grayscale setting too! Pgs. 7