32 results
Common Core W.7.4 bulletin board idea pdfs
Solar Eclipse 2024 Activities
Experience the 2024 total solar eclipse with your students with these three fun activities. They are offered in both a printable PDF version and Google Drive™ (Google Slides™) version. The Google version can be shared online with your students and they can fill in their responses online; perfect for a paperless school.The activities include a compiling information and responses for a 2044 time capsule, create a solar eclipse play list, and an extensive Solar Eclipse Idioms activity. Students wil
Subjects:
Grades:
5th - 10th
Why Read: Reading Posters, Reflection Activity, and Vision Board for Secondary
Do your students ask, Why should I read? Reluctant readers need to know why reading matters...why they should care. Even advanced teens and tweens need to be reminded of why they should make time in their busy schedules for reading. You can help students understand all of the benefits of being literate in a concrete, explicit manner. Set the inspirational tone for your classroom reading culture using these reading posters and extension activities.The following resources are included in this pro
Subjects:
Grades:
7th - 10th
New Years 2024 One Word Project New Year Resolution One Word Project Lesson
Celebrate the New Year, and help your students refocus on the first day back from the winter break by setting a one-word resolution for the New Year 2024. This engaging activity is sure to re-energize your students, and set the tone for the remainder of the school year. This one-word resolution activity and project is my favorite way to kick off the start of the New Year. Not only do my students love it, but it makes for a beautiful bulletin board display that reminds students of what their inte
Subjects:
Grades:
5th - 12th
Also included in: Middle School ELA Christmas Winter Activities Holiday Bundle
Lent Vision Board
Looking for a way to discuss your student’s vision for Lent? This resource can be used to set goals and reflect on their Lent experience. Students will take the time to follow the prompts for each letter of the word-LENT. This activity should help students think about the real reason for LENT and why we honor Jesus during this time. This resource can be used during each day of the first week of Lent or can be done in one class period depending upon your schedule. Prompt questions include the fol
Subjects:
Grades:
4th - 8th
Valentine's Day ELA Creative Writing Activity Love or Breakup Letter to Books
Weave Valentine's Day into your secondary ELA classrooms with this engaging Valentine's Day activity where students address a recently read book in either a love or breakup letter.In this engaging lesson and activity students craftily either call it quits or proclaim their love for a recently read book. The best part of this resource is that it can be utilized throughout the school year to assess whole class novels or independent reading in a high-interest way that captures student attention and
Grades:
5th - 12th
Women's History Famous People & Leaders Flipbook Research Activity STEM STEAM
Looking for a hands-on activity for Women's History studies about famous STEM people and leaders? This easy-prep project is a great activity for your STEM, STEAM lab or STEM classroom lessons. Students will read/research and write about their famous Women: Early Life, Education, Adult Life, Accomplishments and their STEM/STEAM career.The flipbook is very interactive and looks great hung up upon completion. Students can also present and share what they learned with their classmates. Great for rea
Subjects:
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Black History Month: Black Scientists Research Activity and Project for Science
Black History Month is recognized during the month of February in order to celebrate the achievements made by African Americans throughout history. There are many scientists who have contributed to many different fields of science, which is what this project is focused on.First, students will each be assigned a different African American scientist and they will use their devices to research the answers to eight questions about their scientist. Then, they will use what they learned to create a mi
Grades:
6th - 12th
Back to School Common Core Standards ELA Writing We Can Posters
Common Core Standards for ELA Writing Posters for Back to school. The CCSS for ELA Writing grades 6, 7, and 8 summarized in kid friendly language. Use as WE CAN posters or as a digital slide show. You can go over the standards with your students, and afterwards you can print out the slides and laminate them to use as a poster in your classroom. Kid friendly language with colorful graphics. The CCSS (Common Core State Standards) are the same for 6th and 8th grade, only the level of complexity cha
Grades:
6th - 8th
Also included in: Back to School Common Core Standards ELA We Can Posters - BUNDLE
Punctuation Driver's Ed Reading Posters Bulletin Board English classroom
Speed bump! Punctuation is confusing – need something to help your students understand it? This poster bundle includes 21 posters and uses the metaphor of driving and obeying road signs to teach students how to observe and respond to punctuation as they read. Not only will it help your students read and write better, it might make them better drivers, too! (Fingers crossed.) Pair this with our “Road Signs Guide to Punctuation” printable chart for students, and you’re all set for the round trip!
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Types:
Back to School: Get to Know You: "Charmingly You" Crocs Activity
Kick off the new school year with a splash of creativity and personal expression! Introducing our “Charmingly You!” Crocs Activity – the perfect back-to-school icebreaker for your classroom. This engaging activity invites students to design unique charms that represent their passions, values, and life stories, turning their footwear into a canvas of self-expression.What’s Included:A comprehensive guide for teachers to facilitate the activity.Printable charm templates for students to customize.Ex
Grades:
5th - 9th
Writing Process Posters
Colorful posters share quick, actionable suggestions for 5 stages of the writing process: brainstorm, draft, revise, edit, and publish. Original document size is 18 x 24 inches, but these can be printed letter-sized as well.
Subjects:
Grades:
6th - 12th
Types:
Journal Writing Prompts Bulletin Board Posters: Banners and Free Writing Ideas
Journal Writing Prompts Bulletin Board Posters: Banners and Free Writing IdeasThese journal topic posters are a great way to easily assign quick writes, journal entries and reflective free writes. Post these to your bulletin board and direct your students to write, when there are a few minutes to spare, when you need a transition activity to the next lesson portion, and when you want to calm to class down after lunch or other breaks. Never miss a minute of instructional time with these easy to u
Subjects:
Grades:
6th - 12th
Also included in: Journal Writing Bundle: Student Reflection and Literary Response Writing
Night Sky Tints and Shades
**Integrated Lesson: Art and Writing**
Art lesson on the art element of COLOR. Students create a night sky scene using tints and shades of the color blue. Tree branches are added to give the scene the PERSPECTIVE of looking upward.
Writing lesson is for a diamante poem.
Great for Fall season!
Subjects:
Grades:
4th - 7th
Write a Winter Poem
In this activity, students write a poem about the outdoors in the winter
Students complete a graphic organizer in which they list words, phrases, and literary devices that describe the outdoors in winter.
Students are then given a choice of how to write their poem.
a. For those students who need guidance, they may choose to follow the outline that helps them organize some of those words and phrases into poetry
b. For students who have experience or are gifted at poetry, they may choose to go
Subjects:
Grades:
5th - 12th
Writing Process Flow Chart
Display this colorful flow chart when helping your students with the writing process. This chart has friendly vocabulary to use across many grade levels.
Grades:
K - 8th
Writing Bulletin Board for Secondary Classrooms
Create a "Writer's Wall of Wisdom" with this bulletin board set. Both in color and black and white, with blank sheets to add your own. Create an anchor chart on your wall by adding in strategies and reminders from this set as you progress through the year. Students will use as a reference when writing. Includes 27 slides to use with revising strategies and editing checklist items.
Subjects:
Grades:
7th - 12th
Active and Passive Voice Posters (Printable)
Teaching the difference between active and passive voice can be difficult. Let these modern references and eye-catching colors help your students understand voice and how to use and recognize it.**Teacher tip: Best printed in color, laminated (or otherwise protected), and displayed as class poster for reference.Shameless plug: Check out my bundle which offers a discount for multiple grammar and writing posters!
Subjects:
Grades:
6th - 8th
Also included in: Classroom Reference Poster Bundle
I Can Statements for 7th Grade: Writing
We all know it is best practices to post our learning targets each day. It keeps us, as teachers, on track, and it let’s the students know what to expect. However, in our special education classrooms, it often times seems (daresay!) pointless to put them up, if our kids are non-readers! That’s why I’ve created these kid-friendly versions of the Common Core Standards. Use daily with your kids with autism and related disabilities to encourage them to become active participants in their own learnin
Subjects:
Grades:
7th
Also included in: 7th Grade ELA I Can Statements- Bundle
Scientific Method Activities - Poster, Word Search and Paragraph Writing Task
Use these scientific method activities to reinforce your students’ learning. The poster is a great scientific method introduction activity that explains what it is and how it’s used. The word search puzzle is a fun activity that helps familiarize students with scientific method vocabulary. The writing task helps students review what they’ve learned about the scientific method.Resource at a Glance:★ What will students learn?* What the scientific method is and how it is used (the poster).* Vocabu
Subjects:
Grades:
5th - 8th
Christmas Line Art
**Integrated Lesson: Art and Writing**
Art lesson on the art element of LINE. Students fill in the outline of a Christmas tree with different LINE PATTERNS. Students can personalize their work by adding their name to the design.
Writing lesson has 2 POETRY options: acrostic or couplet poem.
Great for holiday season!
Grades:
4th - 7th
Black History Profiles: Worksheets & Display
Celebrate Black history with these 35 printable profile worksheets of famous and influential African-American and black leaders. This makes a great research project for students to do independently or in pairs and can be completed as a class or homeroom activity. It is perfect for Black History Month, but can be a great learning opportunity at any time of year.Included in the download you will find:suggestions for how to use the profiles and instruct studentsa sample/exemplar completed profile30
Grades:
7th - 10th
Goal Getters: New Year's Goal Setting Activity
*UPDATED on 1/3/2022*Begin this new semester with intention by giving students the freedom to set academic, personal, and reading goals for themselves. This resource includes a goal setting work sheet, a goal tracking graphic, a word of the year activity, a bulletin board display for students' words of the year, and bookmarks to remind students of their goals. Great to incorporate students's goals into interactive notebooks or binders! Refer to goals throughout the year. Use goals as a springboa
Grades:
5th - 9th
Future Self Goal Setting & Reflection Postcards
Looking for new ways to encourage goal setting and reflection? Try out this quick postcard prompt to get students thinking about their future self. My co-teachers and I like to combine the written prompt with the app Aging Booth. After students take a picture of themselves it ages them far into their senior years. After some giggles, we frame writing the postcard to yourself can mean your future self a month from now, a year from now, or further into the future.
Subjects:
Grades:
5th - 12th
TAG Method for Answering Questions
This flyer should be posted in the classroom to teach students how to answer questions in complete sentences.
TAG stands for:
Turn the question around.
Answer the question.
Give supporting details.
Grades:
5th - 9th
Showing 1-24 of 32 results
TPT is the largest marketplace for PreK-12 resources, powered by a community of educators.
IXL family of brands