Introducing, “Christmas Symbols”, a creative way to get your students excited and learn about Christmas! Great for ESL and Special Ed. too! This package contains: a sheet with 9 Christmas pictures/symbols in color a sheet of the same pictures/symbols in black and white A sheet with the vocabulary words for the 9 pictures/symbols The students could use these sheets to cut and match the pictures/symbols with the vocabulary word. Also included in the package are 4 sheets that once folded, colored and decorated will become cards that could be shared with family and friends. They could be personalized on the inside with a message or poem. There is also a blank card sheet that could be used by students to draw their own picture(s). A word search with 20 symbol words is also included (with answer sheet) 2 Christmas poem templates are included for students to learn or review the meaning of Christmas. A website sheet is included. On this sheet there are 5 websites that could be used as mini lessons on Christmas symbols.

The Novel Activities package is a creative way for the students to recap their knowledge and understanding of the novel, Charlotte's Web, by E. B. White. Students will be able to give you information on the setting, characters, plot and write sentences using some of the vocabulary words. They will also have the opportunity to write about one of the many themes found in the novel. This package includes: -3 page book report -2 word searches (with answer sheets) -2 sentence writing sheets -"Charlotte" Acrostic sheet -2 vocabulary match sheets (with answer sheet) P.S. When printing horizontal pages, change page set up on printer to "landscape". 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 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.

The 4 page book report is a creative way for the students to recap their knowledge and understanding of the Novel, FRINDLE by Andrew Clements. Students will be able to give you information on the settings, characters, plot and write sentences using some of the vocabulary words. They will also have the opportunity to write about one of the themes found in the novel, and create a new name for an item found at home. 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 Mobiles. Also included are 3 Vocabulary crossword puzzles (answers included). Chapters 1-5, Chapters 6-10 and Chapters 11-15. You may use each crossword puzzle at the end of the selected chapters, as a quick assessment tool. 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 11

Freak the Mighty, by Rodman Philbrick is an amazing story about two boys who form a formidable human force! One is a slow learner, too big for his age, and the other is a small, disabled genius. Use these activities after reading the novel for a quick assessment tool. Included are questions about the setting, characters, plot and themes. Students also get the opportunity to summarize the novel by using the acrostic template, "Freak the Mighty", and work on some vocabulary found in the novel. Other activities include creating a new book cover/title, as well as a questioning page on Freak's disability. Also included are 3 vocabulary match sheets with answers. Total Pages 13

Wonder by R.J. Palacio is about a ten-year-old boy named August Pullman, who was born looking different and was not expected to survive. A wonderful novel that is written in multiple points-of-view. August's, Via's, Summer's, Jack's, Justin's and Miranda's. In this activity, students will write a point form summary after reading each part. Contains sheets for all sections of the 8 different parts of the novel. Use this activity in your Literature Circles or Language Centers. TIP--Divide your class into 8 groups and give them each a part to complete. After completing they could present each part to the class. It could be used as a quick assessment after completing each of the 8 parts of the novel. Total Pages 34

The Mouse and the Motorcycle is a children's novel written by Beverly Cleary. A young mouse named Ralph is thrown into a world of excitement when a boy named Keith and his shiny toy motorcycle check in to the Mountain View Inn. Use these activities after reading the novel for a quick assessment tool. Included are questions about the setting, characters, plot and themes. Students also get the opportunity to complete acrostic templates, "Ralph and Keith" and work with some vocabulary found in the novel. Other activities include creating a new book cover/title, designing a bookmark, creating a storyboard, imagery, poster and much more! Total Pages: 20

A great way to say “Thank you” to the workers that have been tirelessly giving their time to all of us during these difficult times. Included is a sheet for students to jot down their research on an essential worker and a letter template. A great way to incorporate research and letter writing skills. Also included are 5 acrostic templates as well as cinquain templates for the essential workers. 13 Pages.

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 acrostic, diamante and cinquain 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. 22

My Sentence Making Journey is a great way to get younger students started in making/writing complete sentences. The booklet has the "Alphabet" as its primary theme. The completed sentences have at least one word of the highlighted alphabet from the page. Included for the younger or struggling student, are sentence strips. These strips could be photocopied, each word could be cut out and the students could arrange to make a complete sentence. The students can then paste the completed sentence on the sheet. A picture of the sentence can then be drawn and colored by the students. Each sheet contains: -the Uppercase and lower case letter that students can trace over for review/practice. -a scrambled section of words. (includes capital letter and period) -a section for students to write the complete sentence. -a drawing section where students can express their creativity. Could be used for ESL and Special Education students as well. Total Pages 33

Introducing an excellent resource that could be used for ESL/ELL students of any age, including adults. It is also ideal for students in the primary grades, and for the struggling reader/writer. With teacher assistance, students will learn the correct vocabulary word when matching it to the picture. Writing the vocabulary word out will also reinforce the correct spelling of the vocabulary word. 12 themes included. Each theme has a two page activity. On the first page students match the vocabulary word with the correct picture. On the second page students practice their sentence writing using some of the vocabulary words introduced. Booklet also includes 2 word searches with answers. Themes Included in the Booklet: Family—-School Supplies Months of the Year—-Weather Sports—-Clothing—-Pets—-Snacks In the Kitchen—-Modes of Transportation Shapes--Zoo Animals Total Pages 29

The Rainbow Fish, by Marcus Pfister is a short story about a beautiful fish who finds friendship and happiness when he learns to share. After reading this story, have the students recap the setting, character, plot and themes. The students will also have the opportunity to write sentences using some of the vocabulary from the story. Other fun activities that students will complete are: -coming up with a new title and cover for the book -discuss prize possession and draw about their possessions -an acrostic template, "The Rainbow Fish" -a template to create a cinquain. -The Rainbow Fish word make -Alphabetical order sheet -4 math sheets, add, subtract, multiply, divide Use as a whole set or just the pages you wish! Total Pages 16

This culminating mini package is a creative way for the students to recap their knowledge and understanding of the novel, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, by ROALD DAHL. Students will be able to give you information on the settings, characters, plot and about one of the novel themes. It also includes a "design a Golden Ticket" section, as well as a vocabulary word/meaning match. Mini package also contains 2 word searches (with answer sheets) and a part of speech word sort. Your students will explore the vocabulary words in the novel, as well as review nouns, adjectives, verbs and adverbs. Total Pages 10

The Tale of Despereaux, the Newbery Medal-winning fairy tale by Kate DiCamillo, is a story about the adventures of a mouse named Despereaux Tilling. He sets out on his quest to rescue a beautiful human princess. Included are 3 word searches that contain 40 vocabulary words each (answer sheets included). Vocabulary from Chapters 1-15, 16-33 and 34-52. Also included is a word sort sheet that is used to sort the vocabulary from the word searches into the proper parts of speech sections. A sentence sheet is also included in order for students to write sentences using some of the word search vocabulary. Total Pages 10

Sarah, Plain and Tall by Patricia MacLachlan, is a novel about a girl named Anna whose mother died the day after her brother, Caleb was born...and much, much more! Use these vocabulary activities, before, during or after reading the novel. Included: -acrostic template with novel title, that could be used as a character sketch for Sarah or to summarize the novel -character traits sheet (could be used to fill in acrostic template) -word search with 35 vocabulary words (plus answer sheet) -word match with 18 vocabulary words (plus answer sheet) -crossword puzzle with 15 vocabulary words (plus answer sheet) -vocabulary sheet that could be used to assist ESL or Special Ed. students with the crossword puzzle Total Pages 10

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

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

The Mouse and the Motorcycle is a children's novel written by Beverly Cleary. A young mouse named Ralph is thrown into a world of excitement when a boy named Keith and his shiny toy motorcycle check into the Mountain View Inn. Use these activities after reading the novel for a quick assessment tool. Included are: -3 word searches with answers -3 crossword puzzles with answers -3 vocabulary sheets to find and write parts of speech/sentences -vocabulary by chapter sheet, -vocabulary sheet -word sort, to sort the vocabulary words into the correct parts of speech -sentence writing sheet -word make sheet -RALPH and KEITH acrostic templates that could be used for a character sketch Total Pages: 23

No Talking is an Andrew Clements novel about a boy and a girl in 5th grade named Dave and Lynsey. They agree to have a boys-against-girls challenge to keep silent for two days. Resources included are: -3 acrostic poem templates (Unshushables, Dave, Lynsey) -2 vocabulary by chapter sheets -4 word searches (answers included) -4 vocabulary matches (answers included) -1 word make sheet with the words "No Talking" Total Pages: 23

Did you know that this year Canada is celebrating the 150th anniversary of the Canadian Confederation (July 1, 1867) ? Join in with the birthday celebrations with your students! Included in this resource is: -a list of the official symbols of Canada -a mini-project of the official symbols of Canada -"Canada" acrostic template -a Canada word make sheet -creative activities, such as creating a logo, commemorative coin, and new Canadian flag -all things Canadian word search (answer sheet included) -sentence writing sheet -math sheet, "What adds up to 150?" -describing Canada sheet using adjectives -Canadian Words in French/English sheet -naming the Canadian provinces sheet (answer sheet included) 18 Pages.

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... Included are vocabulary words by chapter (1-15) for the novel. Use these vocabulary words prior to reading each chapter for discussion. Students can also find the part of speech and meaning for some words, using a dictionary and the sheet provided. Included as well are 2 acrostic templates. One with "Will Fuller", the main character and the other with the novel title. Students could use the vocabulary words to assist them with completing the acrostics. There are also 48 vocabulary matches, (answer sheet included) which includes sentence writing as well. Students could match the word with the meaning by using the novel or a dictionary as reference. Total Pages 15