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Free oral communication resources for Microsoft Publisher
Inside Out Headquarters Calm Down Corner Emotions
Inside Out Calm Down Corner Emotion Choices
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Comparative Superlative Zoo Animal Picture Match
Mrs Millers Materials wants to help you teach or assess comparative and superlative terms by making sure each animal gets the right amount of food. The littlest monkey gets the littlest banana- or make things interesting by requesting that the longest fish get a shorter worm! This can be helpful for speech/language therapy or English lessons.
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PreK - 1st
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A Bug and a Wish Lesson cut-out
A Bug and a Wish Lesson cut-out
edit-able version
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PreK - 3rd
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Fy Ngwyliau Haf
Taflen waith lle gall y disgyblion gofnodi beth wnaethant dros eu gwyliau Haf.
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K - 1st
French Immersion Language Development Christmas Activities
Weekly small group activities emphasizing phonological awareness; seasonal vocabulary and game-based learning.
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K - 1st
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Classroom Rules Hand in Hand
We use this in our classroom to memorize as a chant. Make a copy and laminate for each student to put in their BEE folders. These folders are parent communication folders that keep students organized throughout the year. What a great place for them to keep the rules of the classroom handy. Look for future postings of the BEE folders and how to get your year off to an organized start!
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PreK - 2nd
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Sink or Float Experiment Table
This is a simple table for your students to fill in while doing a sink/float experiment. My class absolutely loved doing it. The students each chose an object from the classroom that they wanted to drop in the bucket of water. They them moved around the class and wrote down all the objects of theri classmates too. Next they predicted whether they thought the objects would sink or float, before one by one they dropped the objects in and recorded the results.
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K - 2nd
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Editable Gallery Walk Notes
When using this, I usually split my class into two groups. I have one group as "presenters" and one group as "learners." Students share a project they have been working on while classmates walk around the room learning about the projects and taking notes using this graphic organizer. I then have the groups switch places so that the learners are now presenters and the presenters are now learners.
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Not Grade Specific
Who am I game
This Ice breaker activity allows students to communicate with others in the class by asking Yes/No questions to their peers.By holding their celebrity on their forehead, they can have fun asking questions to others in the class.
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Not Grade Specific
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Readers Theatre Evaluation Form
Use for in-class performances or for critiques of online pieces.
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6th - 12th
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Community-House grid
Begin the year with this beginning lesson for communities. Draw or clip magazine pictures to fill in the house, talk in small groups to discuss what pictures they chose and why.
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K - 3rd
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All about my friend
Students learn to ask a friend closed and open questions. This can lead to writing reports, oral presentations and many other opportunities.
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K - 2nd
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