This exciting three-pack of worksheets is designed to make learning numbers in French a breeze! With unique dot-to-dot drawings, your students will have a blast connecting the dots to reveal a star, a shoe, and a dinosaur. As they read the numbers in French and connect the dots, they’ll form beautiful pictures that will spark their imagination and make learning a delightful experience.

Discover a set of nine engaging dot-to-dot exercises designed to reinforce your students grasp of Spanish numbers ranging from 0 to 50 and 0 to 100. Embrace the simplicity of the task—trace the numbers sequentially as indicated on the sheet, connecting them with lines. By the conclusion of these exercises, not only will your students unveil a delightful picture, but they’ll also have honed their proficiency with Spanish numbers.

This is a map of England, with all of its counties numbered, where the students can search in a map book or online the names of these counties to better learn them. Answer key included.

Explore the world with this “Numbered Maps Pack”! This worksheet set includes maps of Europe, Africa, Asia, USA, Latin America, South America, and the continents. Each map features numbered countries or states, making learning geography fun and interactive. Ideal for various age groups, these worksheets help students develop map-reading skills and expand their knowledge of different regions. Teachers can easily adapt the pack to suit their lesson plans, creating dynamic geography lessons that resonate with students. Take your students on a journey of discovery as they explore the diverse cultures and landscapes of different continents. The Numbered Maps Pack transforms traditional learning into an engaging experience, fostering a love for geography and global exploration.

With this worksheet, students can practice their conversation skills and get to know each other in a fun way at the same time. Many teachers have likely used similar activities where students play bingo together. I grew tired of that model and wanted to create something new, which led me to develop this version where students can earn points by finding someone who have done various activities and getting their initials written on the game board on their paper. The board is a hexagon with four different rows of questions, totaling 24 questions. Students earn 1 point for getting four in a column, or 2 points for completing a layer around the hexagon (a full circle). Several different versions are included: One about summer vacation activities One about what you have done during the school year (used at the end of the school year) One with different fun activities you have to do while asking around (can be used at any time) One that is editable (teachers can themselves make their own customized version using Pages, Word or similar programs) I will also add more versions as soon as I can, so it will keep developing!