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Elementary reading microsofts in English (UK)
Farmer's Scarecrows Counting/Number Rhyme for 1 more
Farmer's Scarecrows is a counting/number rhyme written by Shayne Moodie and encourages counting and number recognition from 1 to 10. This bundle includes resources for 1 to 5 and 1 to 10.For every additional bird the farmer sees he places an additional scarecrow. The scarecrows pay him no attention and eventually he has to give a shout to get rid of the little birds that are pecking at the rye.
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PreK - 1st
Super Bowl PowerPoint bundle - Super Bowl Activity
All About the Super Bowl PowerPointHow does this resource engage my class?It’s hard to miss what’s going on when Super Bowl Sunday rolls around and the NFL championship game takes place. So of course your learners (especially those sports fans!) could stand to learn a little more about the history of this huge event, don’t you think?This imaginatively designed and super informative PowerPoint is a perfect accompaniment to the Super Bowl season. Engage your learners with information all about the
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PreK - 4th
Online ESL Lesson - Let's Play Games - L5 - Around the World
Online English Lesson - Let's Play Games - Lesson 4 - Let's PracticeDescription:Take your student on a language exploration with our online English lesson, "Let's Play Games - Lesson 5: Around the World." This interactive session is carefully designed to take teachers and students on a virtual tour of games enjoyed by children worldwide.Key Features:Engaging Discovery: Delve into a 18-slide Canva presentation that sparks curiosity and encourages active participation.Word Adventure: Dive into rea
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1st - 3rd
Also included in: Online ESL Lesson - Let's Play Games - Unit Bundle
How Animals Move ppt
PowerPoint ppt - How Animals Move. Full of pictures to show how people and animals can move. Created for ELLs but great for IEP and struggling learners as well as for use with whole group to help students better understand and connect with the different animal movements. First 27 slides discuss movement and then quiz the students on how each animal moves. Run, Jump, Slither, Crawl, Roll, etc. The remaining slides include other pictures and clips. It's a PowerPoint so modify as you would like!
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PreK - 3rd
Would You Rather? PowerPoint - Super Bowl Edition - Super Bowl PowerPoint
Would You Rather PowerPoint - Super Bowl Edition - Super Bowl PowerPointHow do I use this Super Bowl Would You Rather in the classroom?Looking for a fun and engaging way to teach your students about the Super Bowl? Our Super Bowl Would You Rather presentation is the perfect resource for you! This interactive presentation will have your students thinking critically and creatively as they choose between silly Super Bowl-related scenarios. There are over thirty slides of fun in this presentation. K
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PreK - 9th
Also included in: Super Bowl PowerPoint bundle - Super Bowl Activity
READING CHALLENGE - Read Around the World
READING CHALLENGE - Read Around the WorldThe challenge requires students to read 2 books for each of the 7 continents and includes a book summary report form.The challenge encourages reading and gauges understanding.This resource is a word document, therefore, all aspects of the challenge can be changed to suit your needs.
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1st - 12th
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oxford sight words sorted into sounds supporting jolly phonics
Our school, along side a speech pathologist, have sorted the oxford sight words into sounds which support the jolly phonics program. There are 7 phases of words that can be sounded out and follow the introduction of sounds jolly phonics uses. There are 100 tricky words which can not be sounded out and follow different 'rule' patterns. I have also made flash cards in these colour sets which you can purchase from my store.
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K - 4th
READING CHALLENGE - for winter
READING CHALLENGE - for winterThis reading challenge can be used as a winter holiday reading challenge.The challenge requires students to complete 4 tasks - read a short story and answer questions about the story; read a winter poem and answer questions about the poem; complete a winter themed doodle; complete a winter themed spot the difference.The challenge encourages reading during the holiday period and gauges understanding.This resource is a word document, therefore, all aspects of the chal
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2nd - 12th
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ESL KINDERGARTEN- LESSON: WILD ANIMALS
This lesson is a lesson designed for online classes. It can be adjusted or even used as is for in person classes was well. The lesson was made for a time Fram of about 30 minutes. It is about wild animals, includes sounds, pictures and a wonderful story at the end that is all about the lesson. It was tried and tested on my own 5 year old online ESL student and works wonderfully. Please take not of the video on how the PowerPoint should look and take not that depending on what Device it is viewed
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PreK - 1st
Spell by Patterns: LONG E BUNDLE
Here you will find:
• 4 Illustrated stories for the Long E sound (Power Point)
• The Long E Picture Match Activity
• The Long E Word Match Activity
• The Long E Write Your Own Story Template
• The Long E Word Hunt Activity
• The Long E Picture Snap Game
• Long/Short Sound activity
Each activity is designed to encourage students to recognise and use the different spelling patterns for the Long E Sound. The aim is to help the students become aware of the different spelling choices a
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1st - 4th
George's Cosmic Treasure Hunt Comprehension Questions
Easy comprehension questions (‘Wh’ questions) including the page reference relating to the question - The questions cover the book from Chapter 1 to the epilogue of George’s Cosmic Treasure Hunt by Lucy and Stephen Hawking. The questions are pretty comprehensive and so you can edit them down depending on the levels of the students. There are page references next to the questions, but these can be edited out for different levels of difficulty.
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5th - 7th
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Farmer's Scarecrows Counting/Number Rhyme for 1 more (1 to 10)
Farmer's Scarecrows is a counting/number rhyme written by Shayne Moodie and encourages counting from 1 to 10. This PowerPoint is linked to the FREE PDF available on TPT.For every additional bird the farmer sees he places an additional scarecrow. The scarecrows pay him no attention and eventually he has to give a shout to get rid of the little birds that are pecking at the rye.
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PreK - 1st
Also included in: Farmer's Scarecrows Counting/Number Rhyme for 1 more
5 Happy Hippos Balancing - Number/Counting Rhyme
Learn the Happy Hippos Balancing counting/number rhyme that adds one more by using this PowerPoint.This PowerPoint is set up with 5 Happy Hippos Balancing as the first slide and followed by 10 Happy Hippos Balancing on the same set of slides.
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PreK - K
Also included in: Happy Hippos Counting/Number Rhyme
Consonant Beginning Blends PowerPoints - FR/FL and SL Blends
A BUNDLE pack of 3, fun, animated consonant blends PowerPoints to help your pupils learn to hear consonant blends in words.Three PowerPoints focus on words beginning with:FLFRSLThe child is not expected to read any words, only listen for the blends in words.Each PowerPoint has an animated story following the adventures of a lovable creature: Freddy Frog, Slimmy Slug and Flappy Fly! Read the story from each slide in Presentation Mode (Slideshow, then three dots bottom left and find Presentation M
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PreK - 2nd
Michael Morpurgo Beowulf Chapter 1 Guided Reading Scheme
(‘Outstanding’ lessons) This resource includes:Suggested Reading and Writing Medium Term Plan for the entire book.Full whole class guided reading lessons for Chapter 1 of Beowulf.30 slides explaining new vocabulary5 multiple choice questions per lessoncomprehension questions suitable for KS2 for each lessonHow to use this resource:Introduce the new vocabulary by reading the slide. Check understanding by asking children to select the picture that best represent that word. There may be more than o
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3rd - 6th
Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone Movie Worksheet
Going back to the beginning and show the first movie of Harry Potter to the class. Discuss the language and read parts of the book. Here is a worksheet to help your students discuss what they saw in the movie.
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4th - 6th
could/couldn't-story (Draclia's Castle)
Hi everyone! It's an enjoyable educational material for your students. It's about a conversation between a funny vampire and curious girl. The purpose of the story is to teach could and couldn't. After a warm up activity, I read the story first. You can ask comprehension questions about the story as a while-reading activity. After reading, I ask the students to read the story with their peers. One student is the little girl and the other one is the vampire. The students imitate the sounds like a
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3rd - 6th
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Writing a Poem modelled on the Owl and the Pussycat
This resource will help children to write their own rhyming, nonsense poems modelled on the Owl and the Pussycat by Edward Lear.There sre 2 resources to use:An exemplar of a poem written in the style of The Owl and the Pussycat, called The Dog and the Budgie. It could be displayed on the whiteboard alongside the original or printed out for discussion.A cloze procedure activity to help lower attaining pupils to succeed in the activity.
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4th - 5th
Spell by Patterns: LONG U BUNDLE
Here you will find:
• 5 Illustrated stories for the Long U sound (Power Point)
• The Long U Picture Match Activity
• The Long U Word Match Activity
• The Long U Write Your Own Story Template
• The Long U Word Hunt Activity
• The Long U Picture Snap Game
• Long/Short Sound activity
Each activity is designed to encourage students to recognise and use the different spelling patterns for the Long U Sound. The aim is to help the students become aware of the different spelling choices a
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1st - 4th
Discovering Ötzi (Otzi) Playscript
Do you want to teach your students about Ötzi the iceman in a fun, interactive and engaging way? Then use this playscript. The play script is based on research and includes details about how he was found and what they found when they did studies on him. It comes in two formats, all black and white or colour coded for each character to make it easier for your students to tell when it is their turn to read. There are 7 characters in all. You could split your class into small groups to read and act
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2nd - 5th
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Word Searches for the Novel Small Spaces
I have created these Word Searches to correlate with the book Small Spaces by Katherine Arden.There are over 50 words in these word searches that go with my resource Vocabulary Words (free resource) in my TPT Shop (Teaching in style 654) The word Searches are perfect for independent activities that re-enforce the vocabulary words or can be used to help with spelling words.They can be used in spelling rotations, interesting sentence words and dictionary work.
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4th - 8th
Digraph WH - Questions / Comprehension Passages / Worksheets /Speech Therapy
WH questions derived from interesting short stories/passages, reading comprehension. Can be used in speech therapy and testing language skillsWhowhenwherewhywhat
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1st - 6th
The New Cat by Joy Cowley (Ready to read) Follow up Activities (Magenta) ESL/ELL
2 Follow up activities for the book 'The New Cat' (Magenta level). The first is to translate key words into their first language and draw a picture (this could be adapted to be Te Reo Maori or sign language or any different language depending on the context. The second, students read a statement and tick for true or cross for false. (11 statements).There is also a short answer question asking what 'greedy' means. (prep for the greedy cat). I also started my lesson with a pre-reading activity -
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PreK - 3rd
Animal Groups And Animal Classification, Characteristics / Worksheets
Classification and grouping of animals. Their distinguishing characteristics, well outlined images and exercise worksheets, printablesReptilesAmphibiansMammalsBirdsInsectsFish
Grades:
2nd - 6th
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