3 Nifty Graphing Worksheets

 

Homemade Flash Cards for Sight Words

 Every week, hand out a few blank index cards to each student (or have them count out - even better!) 

In the beginning, start with 5 sight words they need to learn, and as the year progresses, up the count until you reach 10.

One at a time, introduce the word, write it for them to see, then have THEM write it on their card. Have the students raise their cards for you to see to make sure they wrote it correctly (or as close to). 

Have them place the cards in a plastic sandwich bag to take home and practice with.

(Note: I found it better NOT to place them on a ring. The students tended to memorize the order of the words, not the word itself. And if the cards were removed from the ring, there was some confusion.)

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Smell My Feet!

 

Pass the Clap!

 

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Halloween Writing Prompt

 

Most of the time, teachers ask their students to tell what Halloween costume/character they're going (or want) to be this year.

Do something different!

Instead, have them write or draw a picture of a character/costume they DON'T want to be this year.

Or, what kind of candy/treat they hope to get.

Orange Buoyancy Kids’ Science Experiment

 

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7 Picture Books for Teaching Students to Make Text Connections

 

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What a Fantastic Science Experiment!

 

This lady and her kids put out different food for the ants to just observe them and see what they like most each day. My first thought was that they could save a little bit from their breakfast or lunch one day each week to use as bait. 

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