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Free elementary vocabulary projects for GATE
Ocean Animal Research Project -- Everything you Need!
This document contains everything you need for a research report in the classroom. It hits many of the Common Core Standards. All your students need to add is their research~Includes...~A Parent Letter describing the project and asking for assistance in gathering research.~A Project Timeline to help map out the project & activities.~A KWL Chart to use at the beginning and end of the project. ~A Graphic Organizer for your students to document their research.~A Graphic Organizer for your stude
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1st - 4th
Writing Office Template
I used this template to create Writing Offices for my third grade students. The students have these offices available when they are writing and can refer to the information listed there! It includes information about: the writing process, an editing checklist, punctuation, writing super sentences, transition and story words, letter formation (both print and cursive) and a space to put current work.
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2nd - 5th
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Boarding pass template
Editable boarding passes for playing dialogues at the airport. People travel all over the world all year round. Summer is the best time do it! Aren’t you wondering where to spend your summer vacations!Let your students get ready to the unforgettable incredible trips of their dreams by filling in the boarding passes their personal information, dates, countries, flight numbers etc. You can make up different dialogues such as booking and boarding the flights, buying the tickets, at the airport ch
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5th - 11th, Adult Education
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My place in the world
It’s a cool support for speaking activities. Give the children the blanks and ask them to draw and color the pictures on them. It’s a great chance for kids to show their individuality and demonstrate creativity.How to use:- To explore the solar system, planets and continents, and talk about “My place with the whole world”;- Fill in the projects on behalf of foreigners who came to your country at the World Cup or alains or aliens who arrived on Earth from other planets and galaxies, and play dial
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K - 5th
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"Jack's Giant" Vocabulary and Differentiated Literacy Skills-ELL Newcomers Too!
This Poem is from the poetry center unit Once Upon a Time. It is an early primary unit that uses fairy tales to help teach the difference between fiction and non-fiction, rhyme, sight words, first sound fluency, and sentence structure. The fairy tales used are based on traditional tales and presented in a poem format. The poems are written for early readers using many first learned sight words. Rhyme is a powerful vehicle to help teach comprehension and vocabulary. There are five fairy tales pr
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PreK - 5th
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Australia Flip-book
Australia Acronym Flip book
This book was created as a culminating activity for an Australian unit. The pages are copied, stacked and stapled to create a booklet that spells Australia at the top.
Each letter page opens to a space for writing and illustrating Australian themed words for the focus letter.
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K - 3rd
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Homophone Class Book
This a book you can make with your class to review homophones. There is a page for 30 students to draw and write a sentence for a pair of homophones. There is also one blank page to add your own homophones.
Enjoy!
If you enjoy this class book check out my Idiom Class Book
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1st - 3rd
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Back-to-School Brain Teaser/Vocabulary Builder
This back-to-school brain teaser doubles as a vocabulary builder. Students are challenged to use definitions and clues to identify words that contain the sound ooh, such as school rule, cool, and classroom. Answers to the first set of forty items are relatively common words, The more difficult second set requires the identification of less familiar words, such as boudoir, fondue, and elusive. A companion graphic organizer for writing presents an opportunity for each student to create (on paper
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4th - 8th
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Back-to-School Sense of Humor Test
Welcome your students with this Back-to-School Sense of Humor Test.
Students are challenged to spot the correct endings to the beginnings of humorous statements uttered by real people, including Yogi Berra, various politicians, George Burns, Dolly Parton, and Groucho Marx to name a few. The two "tests" of 35 items each offer opportunities for youngsters to polish their internet research skills.
The companion graphic organizer for writing, entitled "I Couldn't Stop Laughing!" requires stude
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4th - 8th
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CRITICAL THINKING with Word Relationships TRIADS FREEBIETask Cards GATE
FREEBIE!! TRIADS combine critical thinking with vocabulary development, while building word relationships. Teach your students to use Bloom’s upper level thinking skills – analysis, synthesis, and evaluation – while having fun! These FREE TRIADS allow you to try them before you buy them. FREE TRIADS are available in both print and digitally on TPT Easel.HOW TRIADS WORKFind a word that can be added to each of the words on the Triads. The common word comes before or after each of the 3 words to ma
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3rd - 6th
Common Core RL.4.4: Ancient Greeks Who Became English Words
Common Core Reading Standard RL.4.4 : Determine the meaning of words and phrases as they are used in a text, including those that allude to significant characters found in mythology (e.g., Herculean).Did you know the Ancient Greeks had such an influence on our world that some of their most famous citizens and heroes were adopted verbatim as words into the English language? Yes, there are some very common and useful English words that were created directly from the names of famous people in ancie
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4th - 8th
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Jobs, Occupations and Career Intro, Skills and Research Project
Includes Quizlet link to 40 job titles with definitions and picturesUnscramble job titlesMatch jobs to rolesSkills requiredDetailed research and presentation project Peer feedbackAnswer sheets and teacher guidelines provided. See other products for interactive online version with EASEL. This activity can be stretched over multiple lessons.
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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April Vocabulary Downpour
April's designation as a month of rain is the anchor for this fifty-item brain teaser/vocabulary builder. Students are challenged to identify words that have the actual letters r-a-i-n or letter combinations that sound like "rain" within their spellings. Also included are interpretive questions based on idiomatic expressions with the word rain.
Five total pages including full answer keys. Download and enjoy.
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5th - 9th
Pack your backpack
Summer is time to travel, it means that it’s time to pack your backpacks and suitcases. You need to choose what to take with you, because the space in your luggage is limited. But making a choice is not an easy matter and the climate is in different parts of the world. A great summer activity will diversify your classes. Just print and do!What to do:- let the students choose a backpack. There is a collection of them for every taste and color;- now a little bit of crafting - make slots for pocket
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K - 9th
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The Word Jar: Vocabulary Enrichment
Make vocabulary instruction meaningful and FUN!
Over the years, my implementation of the Word Jar has evolved a little bit, but one thing remains the same. Every single word is kid-generated. Every. Single. Word. After all... I direct enough of our word study. I want my kids to constantly be on the look-out for WOW words as we interact with various texts together and as they navigate stories during independent reading. I want them to pay attention to descriptive language and nuances. I
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2nd - 4th
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ELA Enrichment Critical Thinking Games Digital Word Work for Early Finishers
Check out these games for early/finishers! These activities are perfect for gifted students who need differentiation! Need worksheets to engage your early finishers? Want to teach your class to think outside the box? Infuse your classroom with fun critical-thinking games that get your students' creative juices flowing. This freebie provides samples of the types of games I've made to foster engagement in my gifted and talented classroom.Included:Logic puzzlemaking words activityword ladder challe
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3rd - 6th
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FREE SAMPLE: Save Me a Seat Novel Study
Enjoy this free sample of our full-length novel study for Save Me a Seat by Sarah Weeks and Gita Varadarajan. Inside, you'll find samples of our teacher resources, student worksheets, and student projects. Each chapter of the book has a set of discussion and comprehension questions to help guide your students and test their understanding. Our novel studies put a strong focus on vocabulary, and one of the four vocabulary quizzes for Save Me a Seat is included in this sample. We've also included t
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3rd - 8th
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Common Core Guide for Fossil by Bill Thomson
This guide contains several lessons that align with Common Core standards for Kindergarten - 2nd grade+ and the wordless picture book Fossil. Lessons include Pre-reading questions, Fossil Visual Storytelling Comprehension Lesson, Cave Paintings Visual Storytelling Lesson, Group Storytelling Lesson, Oral Storytelling Lesson, Story Writing Assessment, Fossil (Paleontological)/Archeological Dig Site Lesson, Create an Impression Fossil Lesson, Create a Mineral Replacement Fossil Lesson and definitio
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K - 3rd
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St. Patrick's Day Scattergories
Note: If your students enjoy this activity, checkout my packet of Year Round Scattergories which includes games for all holidays, seasons,and beginning of the school year.
This is one of the activities from my larger learning packet, St. Patrick's Day Enrichment Fun for Early Finishers. For this activity students name St. Patrick’s Day-related words that belong in given categories and that begin with certain letter/sounds. A second page is provided with blanks so you can choose your own lette
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2nd - 6th
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Leaf Exploration
Students explore leaves by completing each of the boxes. They can record what their leaf looks like by drawing it and by doing a leaf rubbing. They record the size by measuring it with cubes as well as deciding if it is small, medium, or large. (In the cubes box, I usually tell my students to draw the number of cubes they used to measure their leaf) Lastly, they label the parts of a leaf to increase vocabulary. Enjoy!
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PreK - 2nd
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Crazy Compounds: Creative Word Building Gifted Enrichment Activity for K-1
Need a fun, hands-on word building activity to differentiate for your higher or gifted readers in kindergarten and first grade? This 13 page Crazy Compounds document includes it all: directions page with five activities, several pages of compound word parts for students to cut apart, answer keys, and student sheets with answer blanks. Teachers can even make one laminated set for use in a language arts center. (Could also be used as a good hands-on activity for your lower readers in 2nd grade.) I
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PreK - 1st
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Opposites Board Game for Primary *Folder Game with Drawing and Writing
This is a great board game for reviewing opposites in the primary grades. Students match pictures to pictures; therefore, students are working on their ability to match opposite words, in addition to reading. There is also a worksheet for them to keep track of what they are doing in the center (if you would like to use for accountability in centers).
In addition, I have built an option into this game where students can ask their friends for help, and still get a prize for the correct answer. Ho
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PreK - 2nd
FREE! Learning (Specific) Character Traits
Do you ever find yourself asking students to be specific about their character descriptions, only to find out that they are way too attached to the words “nice” and “friendly”? I created this product to help teach students a variety of specific character traits, with a progression of traits from Grade 2-4.
This product helps teach vocabulary while students read closely to find examples of character traits.
This document includes:
- “No More Mr. Nice Guy!” Character Traits master page for eac
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2nd - 5th
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MENU project
This bright and easy to make project is to learn, review and activate “food” vocabulary not only with young learners, but also it will be a great speaking activity for teenagers or EFL adults.How to use:- print the appropriate number of menus for everyone;- ask students to name their restaurants on the front page, draw drinks, starters, snacks, desserts and other food, create the names of the dishes, write the prices and even add the lists of ingredients if necessary;Your MENUs are ready! Organi
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K - 12th, Adult Education
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