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Wonka Bar Wrapper printable- Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
Wonka bar printable wrappers as well as Wonka skittles wrappers. Make the movie come to life in your classroom. This was a great idea to end our term novel study.
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1st - 8th
Cursive Master
The best-selling creation Fonts4Teachers, is an educational software program designed for any instructor or parent who shows interest in teaching basic reading and writing skills to their kids. With this font teachers can easily create a hundreds of Handwriting, Spelling & Penmanship Lessons for their students. Type on Microsoft Word, or any other application and enjoy these font’s ability to trace lines, dots, arrows or a combination of all three.(Include foreign punctuation marks (Spanish)
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PreK - 3rd
Halloween LABELS (Editable!)
Labels!!! These Halloween-themed background labels are completely editable. Download and easily customize for your class! These labels can easily be laminated for long-term use. With this purchase, you receive 40 labels that are totally editable. Each label is 8 inches by 3 inches.Use these labels for:- desk labels- locker tags- name scavenger hunt- labeling folders or other materials.- schedules and classes- labeling items in the classroom- key vocabulary chart/word wall- flashcards- math equat
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Not Grade Specific
Free Dyslexia-friendly Fonts for Teacher Use
People with dyslexia may have a hard time reading and processing specific fonts, especially ones with serifs, like Times New Roman. I have compiled a list of fonts widely available in word processing programs, and a couple that are designed for dyslexics. For the specially designed fonts, I have shown where to access them. They are 100% free and available to everyone.Let's make your next homework assignment easier for everyone to read!!!
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Not Grade Specific
Learn to Read in Cursive Handouts
The purpose of these handouts is to assist students with being familiar with cursive font. It is important for students to be able to write in cursive, but it is also important for them to be able to read in cursive, and identify certain letters in cursive font (i.e. r, l, or i). Although students may not write in cursive on a regular basis, they may need to write in cursive for various reasons in the future (i.e. signing documents).
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PreK - 1st
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