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1st grade Women's History Month scripts
Women of the Bible: Five Beginning Readers' Theater Scripts for Grades 1-3
Help your students discover Bible stories of women with readers' theater scripts that include Queen Esther, Ruth and Naomi, Miriam and the pharaoh's daughter, Rahab, and Deborah. Each script is written using simple language for first grade, second grade, and third grade and presents these women of the Bible as strong role models. Citations to the Bible stories are included. Perfect for primary Sunday School or religious education classes.
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1st - 4th
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Growth Mindset Reader's Theater #1 of 4- Science Edition
Easy as 1-2-3!1. print out reader’s theater script2. hole punch the script3. put in a three-prong folder for students to grab-and-go during Daily 5 or any small group instructional timeThis is one of our Two.Teach.Wildly.Free-bies. This Reader’s Theater is one of four in a series about growth mindset in different academic subjects. We chose to make our science-relatedreader’s theater our freebie version because we find that both young girls and boys need more exposure to important women in STEM.
Women's History Month - 23 Daily Women's History Focus Slides
Engage students with an easy no-prep Women's History Month Google Slides presentation. The Google Slides include 23 different historically influential women with 3 slides each. Slide 1 - Woman's name, photo, and quoteSlide 2 - Readable transcript with biographical infoSlide 3 - Famous quote with explanationThis resource has a script ready for students to read about an influential woman from history. The script has blanks inserted for students to add their name and classroom. This product can
Grades:
K - 8th
Muslim story for children
Salaamah is a little girl who shows us the power of staying true to oneself and celebrating diversity in a western community.
Grades:
PreK - 3rd
Valentine Cutting Strips
Cutting Strips are such a great tool for honing your toddler or preschooler's fine motor skills. It is a practical life skill they will need in the coming years and into adulthood. These scissor strips also help to build hand-eye coordination.Once your child has finished cutting, use the pictures to glue onto a card or scrap book! We used ours to make Valentine cards for friends. Your child can also trace the lines for some prewriting practice and build vocabulary by talking about each picture.W
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1st - 12th, Adult Education
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