Who am I? These Animal Riddles or Animal Research Reports with writing prompts will be fun activities for kindergarten, first and second grade or for English learners. This set is perfect way to revise animal vocabulary and practice reading comprehension and students’ creative writing. Students practice science vocabulary, oral communication, and critical thinking skills. It can be use at a literacy center during a unit on farm, wild or ocean animals. Great for distance learning morning meeting. Task cards include farm animals, zoo animals, wild animals, pets, domestic animals and water animals (sea, ocean). These are the animals covered: koala, monkey, hippo, alligator, snake, tiger, rhino, panda, kangaroo, parrot, gorilla, lion, zebra, koala, giraffe, elephant, penguin, cat, dog, crab, whale, shark, hen, duck, donkey, etc. What’s included: 4 different research (riddle) templates to use: Read the riddle, find the animal and draw a picture (35 pages PDF file) Look at the animal, write your own animal research report or a riddle using the prompts (39 pages PDF file) Draw your animal and write fun facts or your own riddle (15 pages PDF file) Look at the animal and answer the questions using the prompts (39 pages PDF file) These writing activities are great for ✭ morning work ✭️ homework ✭ whole group lessons ✭ writing centers ✭️ writing projects ✭️ sub plans ✭️ bulletin board displays ✭️ animal unit activities

Easter Bunny craft and writing prompts are adorable activities for Easter celebration! Encourage your students to create their own sweet Bunny craft and practice writing skills during Easter Day. This resource is also perfect for spring time and for decorating bulletin boards. The writing activity can be used as a nice gift for students to take home to a parent. INCLUDES: Templates for the Bunny craft Creative writing prompts A letter to the Easter Bunny Dear Easter Bunny What does the Easter Bunny do when it is not Easter? How do you celebrate Easter? If I were the Easter Bunny… How to Hunt for Eggs All About the Easter Bunny Easter Bunny IS HAS CAN There are 2 differentiated versions of pages with primary and secondary lines for younger students. This Bunny craft activity includes 2 options. 1st option: a ready-made template where the students do not need to cut or glue any parts. Just print and color. 2nd option: students cut out all pieces, color them, and glue the pieces together. The template can be printed onto colored construction paper or onto card stock which students can trace on colored paper, and then cut all pieces and glue them together. Templates can be xeroxed individually for each student and then colored or they can be printed for the entire group directly onto colored construction paper and then cut into individual pieces. Great for Easter Day Activities! No prep. These writing activities are great for: ✭ morning work ✭️ homework ✭ whole group lessons ✭ writing centers ✭️ writing projects ✭️ sub plans ✭️ bulletin board displays

Get your students speaking! Teach your students about love and true friendship! These speaking cards will help your students start some conversations and practice talking about love and friendship. Included: 66 printable question cards Love (24 speaking cards) Likes/Dislikes (18 speaking cards) Friendship (12 speaking cards) St. Valentine’s day (12 speaking cards) All cards included in color and black & white Digital version of the questions for use with Google Slides or PowerPoint Speaking cards come in two options: printed (PDF files) and digital. You can print the pages for students or you can assign them digitally using Google Slides or PowerPoint. These speaking cards are great for any age. They include such questions as: What is love? Who’s some people that you love? If you had to draw love, what would you draw? What is a best friend? How do you describe your best friend? Is friendship important? What are some things you like about your best friend? What do you love most of all? What is your favorite food? How do you show someone that you love? What do people do on Valentine’s Day? What is Cupid known for? and more. It is well known that speaking and listening are key strands of most language arts classes, but they are often the most overlooked. These activity cards provide teachers with a quick and easy way to let their students to practice all these important skills. You can: -Use for small group discussion or learning stations -Assign to individual students for a short speech to the class -Draw during class discussion and pose questions to individuals -Use for student conferences You could use these cards on the PowerPoint as a slide show to introduce the topics and allow students to write down their initial reactions in the notebook. You could do this in class or for homework. This option is best if you want your students to put more thought and detail into the speaking assignment. These speaking cards are best used in small groups to generate discussion and to practice speaking and listening skills.

Have a fun with your kiddos and this amazing Easter word scramble using words associated with Easter! Students need to unscramble the words and write them correctly. The words included: Basket Bunny Decorate Eggs Grass Hunt Jellybeans Chocolate Flowers Sacrifice God Jesus Miracle Prayer Cross Holy Lent Palm Sunday Good Friday Ash Wednesday Easter Easter Service Crucifixion Crucify Resurrection April Bonnet Bouquet Parade Hunt Celebration Chick Decorade Carrot Dye Hide Risen Tradition Holiday Find Cottontail These writing activities are great for: ✭ morning work ✭️ homework ✭️ Spelling Station ✭️ Vocabulary Station ✭ whole group lessons ✭ writing centers ✭️ writing projects ✭️ sub plans ✭️ bulletin board displays