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FREEBIE Sight Words Fluency and Word Work Practice Pages
Sight Words Are you enjoying our "Sight Word NO PREP Fluency & Word Work Series" and wanting additional materials to extend your lessons and practice additional skills such as comprehension, sentence structure and reading practice? By customer request this extension series FREEBIE has been created to provide support materials for our “Sight Word Fluency & Word Work” series, Set #1.This freebie is part of a larger series. If your students enjoy this freebie, you may wish to view our Sight
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FREE Remembrance Day Poem • French
Remembrance Day poem in French ~ Braves Soldats. Recite this poem with your class or send it home to practice for Remembrance Day. You could post it in your classroom as well. Both colour and black and white copies are included.
My students enjoy reciting it to the tune of 'Frère Jacques'.
You may also like my other French crafts and activities for Remembrance Day - Jour du Souvenir
Jour du Souvenir, Canada
Body Parts ESL/EFL Flashcards - Head, Shoulders, Knees, Toes and more
Download the free ESL flashcard pack “Body Parts 1” for our set of flashcards showing a number of body parts.The body parts covered are: hands, legs, eyes, ears, a mouth, a nose, a head, shoulders, knees, toes.These double-sided flashcards can be used not only to review each body part from the illustration alone, but also from the written forms as well.Dozens more free flashcard packs are available on our website!https://www.bingobongokids.com/free-esl-efl-english-flashcards/
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Strategy for Answering Questions - Hit the QUAN
Are you ready to help your students answer tough questions? Get ready to ...
HIT THE QUAN
Q - read the entire question
U - underline important words or phrases
A - answer the question
N - note evidence
Check out our song to go along
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HCKwvlrh930&feature=youtu.be
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SuperSimpleSongs Visual Assist Board: "Do You Like?" PECS FoodPreference Yes/No
This is a Visual Assist Communication Board for the popular YouTube Super Simple Song "Do You Like...?" (Foods). The printable board contains images that directly correlate with the on-screen presentation of vocabulary, therefore students can easily follow along with the semantic content :) The food combinations are "silly" with purpose, as they prompt students to practice yes/no when asked preference.We LOVE these songs and this matching communication board!We hope you do to!!!
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Simple Past Review - Ed Sheeran's biography
Teaching English as a Second or Foreign Language? Here's a worksheet that will help you review the use of Simple Past and introduce the use of Present Perfect through a short bigraphical text about the famous British singer Ed Sheeran. This reading comprehension activity is followed by a listening comprehension exercise based on a video that brings Ed Sheeran talking about how practice and perseverance are what really matters when mastering abilities. Last but not least, there's a fill-in-the-bl
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Guitar (Standard Tuning) Beginning Sounds Song
This song has various suggestions for getting the students involved. Learning those beginning sounds can be musical and fun for all! Right and left handed chord charts and finger placement are on the page for you.
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"Let's Go To The Zoo" Visuals
Pair this visual with this Super Simple Songs ™ video (link also found in credits). Use pre, during and post activity to prepare, prompt and question.PRE - introduce/review the movements and animals, make predictionsDURING - prompt students to participate in movement activities and use expressive and receptive language to describe what they see (i.e. “point to the picture of the monkey”)POST - use visuals for questioning/assessment and reflection (i.e. “Which animal came first?”, “Which was you
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Also included in: Musical Warm-Up Bundle
BECAUSE sign, "because" spelling song
How many times a week do your kiddos ask you how to spell "because"? For me, it was SO often that I made a sign and a song for them to refer to! Sing this little ditty to the tune of the ABCs and your kids will never forget it! Trust me, I've used it for 9 years. :)
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Strumming for Learning: Learn to Play and Integrate A Ukulele into Learning
Do you work with children and want to learn to play the ukulele as a teaching tool? This downloadable PDF How-To Guide and imbeded tutorial videos will take the absolute beginner through everything you need to know. Every page and video includes right and left handed chord charts so anyone can learn!How to purchase an instrument and what to look for.How to hold, tune, and strum the ukulele.How to play 5 basic chords and 5 learning songs (Good Morning Song, Weather Song, Happy Birthday, Itsy Bits
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The Poetry of Pop: Figurative Language and Themes in Taylor Swift's Lyrics
Valentine's Day ELA activity sourcing Taylor Swift (can be used with student's choice of artist) CC standards: - CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.RL.6/7/8/9-10/11-12.4: Determine the meaning of words and phrases as they are used in a text, including figurative and connotative meanings; analyze the impact of specific word choices on meaning and tone. - CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.RL.6/7/8/9-10/11-12.2: Determine a theme or central idea of a text and analyze its development over the course of the text, including how it em
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Indefinite pronouns (in songs) worksheet
An activity to help students learn the difference between indefinite pronouns of person, place and thing, e.g. everywhere, somewhere, anywhere, nowhere, etc. Additionally, the adverbs of time: sometime vs sometimes vs some time are also looked at.Learners first complete the worksheet by going through the lyrics and selecting an answer from the provided list.They then check their answers by listening to the audio from this video (note: the video also contains a short explanation of the grammar):
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Star Spangled Banner Lyrics Poster: National Anthem, "Defence of Fort M'Henry"
This poster elegantly displays the lyrics of the American national anthem, "The Star-Spangled Banner," which turned 200 years old in 2014.
All four of the original stanzas are included in the poster. The lyrics are written in a clear, readable font and the title "The Star-Spangled Banner" is portrayed in script. It would make a great addition to a classroom display or bulletin board about "The Star-Spangled Banner."
Originally a poem by Francis Scott Key entitled "Defence of Fort M'Henry," the
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ELD SONG: Friday, I'm in Love
Included is one lyric activity for "Friday, I'm in love" by the Cure. The song very comprehensible for emerging ELD students. During the activity, students listen to the song, following along with the lyrics. They select the correct word that matches the lyrics they hear. The second page includes comprehension questions, warmup questions, extension ideas and additional ideas for more advanced and emerging students.
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God Counts the Stars (melody: Twinkle Twinkle melody; text: Psalms 147:4)
This song with melody of Twinkle, Twinkle, is a Christian version of the song with Psalms 147:4. The text: "God counts the number of the stars and all them he calls by name. Our LORD's great and strong in power, and no end to his understanding. God counts the number of the stars and all them he calls by name."The melody is color coded for Boomwhackers and includes ukulele chord diagrams and piano chords. Page 1 is just solfège with hand signs, page 2 is English with International Phonetic Alphab
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CHAIN REACTION BLUES™
This singalong m4v is about how the tiniest gestures of kindness can set off waves of goodwill to make the world a happier place. Love really is all you need to degrumpify the planet. Yo Vanderkley wrote CHAIN REACTION BLUES™ to accompany my digital CHAIN REACTION (A STUPID STORY)™ which is about a Queen who is in a terrible mood because nobody ever writes her a letter. And on top of that, her cook has prepared eggs for breakfast. Yuck! Instead of taking a deep breath and counting to ten, the Qu
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Also included in: VALENTINE'S DAY (English resource bundle)
Sing to Learn Pronouns
Songs are a great way to practice foreign or second languages. I hope you enjoy using this song and your students practice English pronouns while singing their hearts out. Let me know if there is a topic or a song you would like to use in your English or Spanish classes. I would be happy with the challenge!
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Kindness Train
Enjoy this fun way to digitize your read alouds or assignments in your virtual classroom train. This digital resource was designed to help teachers personalize their Google Classroom or SeeSaw. Uses Youtube links.1) All you need to do is delete my Bitmoji character and add yours. Insert your Bitmoji. No personalized Bitmojis are included in this product. In order to do so, you will need to download Snapchat app.2) First page has read alouds that I inserted from Youtube. You may keep them or inse
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Leprechaun Song
Print this off for a student's poetry folder or project it on your screen for students to choral read:)Enjoy!!Go check out my many songs for teaching!
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Poème #3 -La Semaine en Couleurs
A lovely poem written in French to help your students learn colors. This sheet contains two (2) copies of the poem, and once printed off it can be cut in half and given to students as a half-sheet to save on paper.
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Spanish Parts of a Plant Coloring Page and Song
This is a free coloring page with spaces to label the parts of the plant in Spanish. You can instruct your students to cut and paste the labels or write them on their own. Also included is a color print out with a qr code link to my video of the Spanish song Petronila es una Flor by Miss Rosi. You can send the page home with students for their parents to easily find and practice the song at home.
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Similes and Metaphors Song
Print off this fun song about Similes and Metaphors sung to Old Town Road - Students are sure to understand them after hearing this song - Find it on my YouTube or TikTok page under MrsSmithsCatchySongs.
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Song Cards for Students with CVI
Song Cards for kids with Cortical Visual Impairment. Print, cut, and laminate (if possible). Provide 2 or more choices for kids to have agency over song time. This is a great pre-cursor to an augmented communication system. There are 4 options of images. Choose which is best for your child. NOTE: Your student/child does not need to see 2D images to use this. You can accompany the presentation of each card with a description will help TEACH them how to see 2D.
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De Colores Little Book FREEBIE in Spanish
DE COLORESALL children deserve to learn this beautiful Spanish folk song! "My students don't have many Spanish books available at home. By sending home the Little Books, they acquire their own collection of Spanish books they can read!" -Daisy Schechter, bilingual 2nd grade teacher, Oregon This Spanish Little Book includes:2-page foldable Little Book (for 2 different size formats)English translation of the songYouTube link for a sample of song by Joan BaezMelodyHow to cut an
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Also included in: Spanish Read and Sing Little Books BUNDLE by Nellie Edge
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English language arts (ELA) concepts — reading, writing, listening, and speaking — empower students to become effective communicators, critical thinkers, and lifelong learners. They are the foundation for all other types of learning as students must rely on ELA skills to master content from other subject areas and communicate what they’ve learned.
Strong reading skills can help students make sense of written content, and gather information for further analysis. Writing skills can help students articulate their ideas, construct arguments, and synthesize information. And speaking and listening skills empower students to clearly present their ideas, participate in group discussions, and collaborate with their classmates. This is why teaching English language arts is critically important for student’s success in school and beyond.
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