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Common Core L.3.3 cultural activities
My Family Celebration Project
Explore family celebrations and traditions in your classroom with this engaging 'My Family Celebration' project! This 4-page booklet and accompanying graphic organizer worksheets are perfect for encouraging conversations about cultural diversity and identity among your students. The resource is ideal for social studies lessons on traditions and celebrations, exploring cultures around the world and for promoting Ethical Education and Learn Together principles.This project allows your students to
Grades:
2nd - 4th
Also included in:Â Identity Projects Bundle
Viking and Early European Colonies in North America BUNDLE
It can be hard to teach about the Viking Age and early European colonies in North America because there are so many people and places that students learn about. It’s even more difficult for English Language Learners and other students whose reading skills make it hard for them to access grade-level texts. The materials in this bundle can help! They contain writing, speaking, vocabulary, grammar, and research activities that help you teach these topics.Bundle at a Glance:★ What will students l
Grades:
5th - 8th
Chanukah Story and Compare and Contrast Chanukah and Christmas
These resources include a summary of the Chanukah story, Chanukah visuals, and directions for the dreidel game. It also includes objectives and a writing assignment about similarities and differences between Christmas and Chanukah. Students will have the opportunity to list similarities and differences on a Venn diagram. They will learn to use compare/contrast phrasing to form complete oral and written sentences that explain what these holidays have in common and how they differ. Resources are
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Grades:
1st - 4th
My Name Story- culture and diversity resource- The Name Jar by Yansook Choi
This is a great get to know you activity for the beginning of the year! Students will read The Name Jar by Yangsook Choi and then ask their families about the stories behind their own names. Celebrate culture, diversity, and the importance of names in your classroom by having students share their responses.Resource includes:Editable Family Letter"My Name Story" Student Survey (2 pages)Tips for Discussion page to encourage discourse!
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Grades:
2nd - 4th
Ancient & Modern China - Reading & Writing Activities BUNDLE
Help your students develop their reading and writing skills as they learn about Chinese history and society from ancient times to the modern era with the 4 resources included in this bundle:* Students read about Chinese dynasties, famous emperors and philosophers; about Chinese history, geography, and culture; and about the Chinese zodiac and Chinese New Year. * Students write an acrostic poem about China; write answers to questions about information paragraphs they read; write opinion paragrap
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Grades:
4th - 8th
US Holidays American Holidays Posters - Writing, Grammar, Speaking Activities
These 18 posters about American holidays explain the history and traditions of all the Federal and some other popular U.S. holidays. Posters explain the origins of the holidays and how they are celebrated. They are a great way to teach English Language Learners and other students about American culture. Writing, grammar, and discussion tasks plus a lesson plan for using the posters to extend students’ learning are also included in this 125+ page resource.Updated May 21, 2023: More than 10 page
Grades:
4th - 7th
My Special Symbol Project - Exploring Symbols and Cultures
Ignite curiosity and foster inclusivity in your classroom with the 'My Special Symbol' project. This comprehensive resource is designed to engage students in exploring symbols, values, traditions, backgrounds, and cultures around the world. The pack includes a 4-page booklet, three worksheets, a display creation template, and an exploration sheet that introduces the concept of symbols. These materials facilitate meaningful conversations about the significance of symbols and what they represent t
Grades:
2nd - 4th
Also included in:Â Identity Projects Bundle
October, November, and December Holiday Posters for 5 American Holidays
These 5 posters about American holidays explain the history and traditions of Columbus Day, Halloween, Veterans Day, Thanksgiving and Christmas. Posters give information the history of the holidays and how they are celebrated. They are a great way to teach English Language Learners and other students about American culture. Writing, grammar, and discussion tasks plus a lesson plan for using the posters to supplement student learning are included in this resource, too.Updated May 21, 2023: Chri
Grades:
4th - 7th
Also included in:Â Viking and Early European Colonies in North America BUNDLE
June, July and September Holiday Posters for 5 American Holidays
These 5 posters about American holidays explain the history and traditions of Flag Day, Father’s Day, Juneteenth, Independence Day and Labor Day. Posters give information the history of the holidays and how they are celebrated. They are a great way to teach English Language Learners and other students about American culture. Writing, grammar, and discussion tasks plus a lesson plan for using the posters to supplement student learning are included in this resource, too.Updated May 21, 2023: Les
Grades:
4th - 7th
January & February Holiday Posters for 4 American Holidays
These 4 posters about American holidays explain the history and traditions of New Year’s Day, Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, Valentine’s Day and President’s Day. Posters explain the origins of the holidays and how they are celebrated. They are a great way to teach English Language Learners and other students about American culture. Writing, grammar, and discussion tasks plus a lesson plan for using the posters to extend students’ learning are also included in this resource.Updated May 21, 2023:
Grades:
4th - 7th
March, April and May Holiday Posters for 4 American Holidays
These 4 posters about American holidays explain the history and traditions of St. Patrick’s Day, Earth Day, Mother’s Day and Memorial Day. Posters explain the origins of the holidays and how they are celebrated. They are a great way to teach English Language Learners and other students about American culture. Writing, grammar, and discussion tasks plus a lesson plan for using the posters to extend students’ learning are also included in this resource.Updated May 21, 2023: Lesson plan and sever
Grades:
4th - 7th
New Year's Comprehension Part 4 USA
This packet has been set up to highlight New Year’s traditions in the United States. The passages include comprehension questions language connection questions, and a writing prompt. The question types include multiple choice, multiple select and write to respond. These passages and questions can be presented as a Powerpoint for a whole group lesson, can be printed to use as group projects or used as individual assessments. An answer key for the section is included.
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Grades:
2nd - 4th
New Year's Comprehension Part 2 China and Iran
This packet has been set up to highlight two different countries’ New Year’s traditions at a time. The passages include comprehension questions, language connection questions and a writing prompt. The question types include multiple choice, multiple select and write to respond. These passages and questions can be presented as a Powerpoint for a whole group lesson or can be printed to use as group projects or as individual assessments. An answer key for each section is included.
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Grades:
2nd - 4th
Back to School Square Share
Use this fun back to school Square Share to help your students learn more about each other. Use it whole group, small group or with partners. It can also be used in a COVID restrictive classroom where students are limited in their interactions. Just display a menu to your students, call on a student to answer after you roll a die. There are 5 days of a variety of questions, so 300 different questions in all. You can use this for 5 days in one week or one day for 5 weeks. I've provided black
Grades:
2nd - 5th
New Year's Comprehension Part 3 United Kingdom and Japan
This packet has been set up to highlight two different countries’ New Year’s traditions at a time. The passages include comprehension questions, language connection questions and a writing prompt. The question types include multiple choice, multiple select and write to respond. These passages and questions can be presented as a Powerpoint for a whole group lesson or can be printed to use as group projects or as individual assessments. An answer key for each section is included.
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Grades:
2nd - 4th
George Washington
Presidents' Day "George Washington".One free Presidents' Day poster: George Washington.As part of the mighty bundle: 200 US History Worksheets for $5.More from the store...Weekly Magazine packages:Grades K-6 -- $14.99 (100 issues, 1100 pages)Grades K-2 -- $7.99 (50 issues, 550 pages) Grades 3-6 -- $7.99 (50 issues, 550 pages)Grades K-1 -- $6.99 (25 issues, 275 pages) Grades 1-2 -- $6.99 (25 issues, 275 pages)Grades 3-4 -- $6.99 (25 issues, 275 pages)Grades 5-6 -- $6.99 (25 issues, 2
Grades:
3rd - 6th
Also included in:Â Running Records Passages
US History
US History Founding Father "Ben Franklin".One free US History Founding Father poster: Benjamin Franklin.As part of the mighty bundle: 200 US History Worksheets for $5.More from the store...Weekly Magazine packages:Grades K-6 -- $14.99 (100 issues, 1100 pages)Grades K-2 -- $7.99 (50 issues, 550 pages) Grades 3-6 -- $7.99 (50 issues, 550 pages)Grades K-1 -- $6.99 (25 issues, 275 pages) Grades 1-2 -- $6.99 (25 issues, 275 pages)Grades 3-4 -- $6.99 (25 issues, 275 pages)Grades 5-6 -- $6.
Grades:
3rd - 6th
Also included in:Â US History Bundle
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