the mother figure in their lives! Simply print out a copy of pg. 4-6 for each student. You might want to copy the petal page (pg. 4)onto different colored paper, but your students can also color them in. Each student will need 6 petals to complete the flower. Have them write adjectives or things that describe their moms on each petal. Note: there are blank flower centers to customize for other mother figures (grandmother, aunt, etc.). See an example on the next page!

Enjoy this Mother’s Day craft activity! Students watercolor paint their hand-drawn flowers, and then use the template provided to write a poem all about their mom, grandma, or aunt!

This Mother’s Day keepsake booklet is always a favorite year-to-year. Use as many…or few…of the pages as you have time to complete :) This makes a great Mother’s Day gift!!

Mother’s Day Coupon Book Presenting our Mother’s Day Coupon Book, a delightful and straightforward activity for students to create a heartfelt gift for the special mums, grandmas, or special someone’s in their lives.

Mother’s Day Teapot & Cup Craftivity Celebrate Mom with this cute Mother’s Day Teapot Card pattern… Featuring original artwork and design. Includes pattern, instructions, and a photo to show assembly. Materials are intended for individual use only. Featuring original artwork and designs by Danielle Hayward of Crayonbox Learning.

This step-by-step directed drawing activity will guide little ones through the steps of drawing an adorable keepsake for Mom!

This EDITABLE board game template is perfect for reviewing a wide variety of math or literacy skills/concepts (sight words, addition/subtraction, number sense, etc.) - the sky’s the limit! B&W and colour printing options Simply type into the PDF document and print. The fonts are embedded - you do not need to download separate font files.

Featuring a dotted outline of Martin Luther King’s iconic portrait, students can engage in a fun and interactive activity by connecting the dots and creating their own drawing of the civil rights leader. These educational posters are perfect for celebrating Martin Luther King Day in the classroom or homeschooling. This activity is suitable for students in pre-K to 5th grade and is available in A4 size for easy printing. It is a great way to introduce younger students to the legacy of Martin Luther King and his contributions to civil rights in the United States.

Martin Luther King Jr Day These Martin Luther King Jr Day Fun Activity Worksheets are a fun and easy way to celebrate Martin Luther King Jr Day. These worksheets can be used for homeschooling as well as in the classroom. This resource includes a color and black/white versions of the activity worksheets. The activities include 3 Coloring Pages 1 Word Search Worksheet and Answer Sheet 1 Color-by-Number Worksheet

With this resource, students will learn all about Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day through reading engaging passages on differentiated reading levels. Students can respond to short-answer questions after reading. The questions are aligned to informational text reading standards. Teaching notes and lesson plans are included. This resource can be printed or shared digitally. What is included? Printable and interactive digital versions 1 reading passage – (See topic below.) 5 differentiated reading levels CCSS-aligned question set and answer key 3-day lesson plan for using the passage during small group reading instruction 1-day lesson plan for assigning the passage as independent work in class or at home Are you a visual person? See the preview file for a visual guide to what’s included.

Celebrate MLK Day and Black History with these simple games and posters for multiple ages! What’s included: 8 read alouds Black history question wheel “all men are created equal” coloring page preamble to the constitution poster trace “the time is always right to do what is right” quote “Be a KING” tracing/coloring poster Who’s Quote is it Anyway? 9 posters of people from Black history and mini card matching games

Are you looking for a QUICK and EASY ways to practice phonics skills with your ESL students? These Phonics Mats will help! Designed with teachers of ESL students in mind, each of the 5 sets focuses on key phonics rules. They provide in-depth practice through a familiar pattern of diverse learning activities. Build a routine in your classroom and keep students engaged at the same time! This GROWING BUNDLE Includes: Word Families Covered: BONUS: Alphabet - Now included! Short Vowels - Now included! Beginning Blends - Now included! CVCe Long Vowels Hard/Soft C, Hard/Soft G - Coming Nov 2023! Ending Blends, R-Controlled Vowels - Coming Dec 2023! Vowel Pairs and Diphthongs - Coming Dec 2023!

Are you looking for some L,R,S beginning blend worksheets for your students? This set includes 6 worksheets that perfect for practicing the beginning blends.

Are you struggling to ensure your students effectively revise and edit their writing on different topics, such as New Year’s, Martin Luther King Jr., Leap Year, and the 100th Day of School? Our “Revise and Edit Checklist” is the solution you’ve been searching for. Designed to support your curriculum seamlessly, this resource provides an easy and convenient way to guide your students through the revision and editing process. With Tantalizing Teacher Tips included, you’ll love how simple it is to help your students improve their writing. Experience the powerful results of this beneficial tool today!

Students need lots of practice learning to write numbers in standard, expanded, and word form. This activity will help students learn to read and write numbers in all 3 forms and deepen their understanding of place value. INCLUDED: -27 Differentiated/Leveled Cards with 3-digit numbers shown using base-10 blocks -9 Level 1 Cards: No zeros used as place holders. -9 Level 2 Cards: Zeros used as place holders in the tens or ones places. -9 Level 3 Cards: Students will need to regroup the blocks in the picture to determine the number. (Example: 2 hundreds, 12 tens, 5 ones) -“Write it 3 Ways” Page with 3-column chart for each level -Answer Keys for each set of cards

“Crack the Case” makes finding “evidence” to support text a fun learning adventure! Check out the Table of Contents below to view a highlight of the quality resources you will receive: Page 1-2: Quality Short Story • Written by three-time Chicken Soup for the Soul coauthor, Angela Abbott • Character building passage, Gifts for Jace Page 3: Character • In-depth activity to help students use text to identify character such as • Character age • Physical features • Personality • Thoughts/feelings Page 4: Setting • Step-by-step breakdown of discovering all the variables that make up setting of a story such as • Location • Time • Season • And more Page 5: Conflict/Resolution/Climax A simple breakdown of identifying conflicts in a story and determining the overall conflict, resolution and climax. Page 6: Character/Setting Sketch An opportunity for students to physically and visually apply his/her detail ideas to a character and setting sketch. Page 7: Plot A simple and easy method to summarize the story helping reveal the most important parts. • Somebody • Wanted • But • So • Then Page 8: Digging Deeper • A look at identifying… • Point of view • Author’s intent • Reference sources Page 9: Digging Deeper Continued • A look at identifying… • Fact/opinion • Similes • Proofreading work Page 10: Interactive Journal Diagram A visual of how to set up an effective interactive journal. Page 11: Interactive Journal Labels A Journal prompt conveniently prepared to print on label paper for easy use. • Text-to-Self connection • Easy to use prompt ready for each student

Ease into back to school after winter break with this game to help your students get back into the groove. Kids will listen, remember, and follow multi-step directions with this free winter fun auditory working memory game sample! This winter scene includes several kids doing different snow-day activities. Players not only have to listen carefully, but they also have to look closely to find the right objects and move them to the right places too! Instructions start with one step, adding one at a time up to three, so paying attention is important!

Bright, colorful, pastel headings for everything in your classroom!! I had so many different resources from different teachers, but I wanted all my headings & labels to be cohesive. You can either cut them in half to make them longer, or keep them on one sheet of paper for a more compact look! What is Included: Student Shoutouts Class Data Scratch Paper Clean Paper Class Jobs Math Vocabulary Class Birthdays Reading Tracker Word Wall Wow Work Sub Tub Student Information Multiplication Tracker Writing Science Genres Reading Math #Braindump What Did I learn Today? Data Folders Birthday Bin Accountable Talk Need AR Tardy Absent Homework Vocabulary Reading Vocabulary Even Odd

This set includes 4 construction themed posters to remind your students to not quit just because the work is hard! These were made because of a discussion we are having while using the book Guided Math in Action by Dr. Nicki Newton. We must encourage our students to keep trying even after a failure. Posters Included: When you want to quit, stick with it Every mistake you make is progress I will persist until I succeed Mistakes are proof you are trying

Product InformationThere are many things in my classroom that I’ve created so that daily or weekly tasks can be simple. My job board is one of those creations. My job board takes up only half of a small standing bulletin board, which leaves me more space for educational displays on my other bulletin boards! These labels go with every theme that I’ve had in my classroom and they fit perfectly over sticky library pockets. Each year, I write the names of my students onto Popsicle sticks and I use them with this job board. All I have to do is rotate the Popsicle sticks once a week. Depending on your grade level, your students might be able to rotate them for you. Easy, Simple, and Fast!