A to Z Teacher Stuff Printable Pages and Worksheets | Dr. Seuss Themed Printables & Worksheets. Printables @ A to Z’s Store Free Printable Pages @ A to Z Green Eggs Math Mats for Counting, Addition, and Subtraction This free printable includes a math mat featuring a plate, and a set of green egg counters and yellow egg counters. It can be used as an activity or learning center to go along with reading Green Eggs and Ham by Dr. Seuss. A black & white version is also available. Favorite Dr. Dr. Printable Feet Template PatternUse with The Foot Book by Dr.
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School-Home Links Reading Kit: Third Grade Activities Table of Contents. A r c h i v e d I n f o r m a t i o n School-Home Links Reading Kit - February 1999 Cover page | A Word to Families and Tutors Listed below are 100 School-Home Links activities for the third grade. The activities are organized by reading and literacy skills appropriate to this grade. Under each specific skill, there are varying numbers of activities to help children develop their ability to read and write. For the categories that have multiple activities, you can download the entire section or the individual activities within that section by selecting from a pull-down menu.
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Print Free Creative Writing Activities and Worksheets for Young People. Poetry Worksheets and Activities My Alphabet Poem - Choose from two page designs and write a poem about yourself beginning each line with a letter of the alphabet.Months of the Year Acrostic Poems - This file includes 12 pages, one for each month of the year, providing students with the opportunity to write a new poem each month.Spring Acrostic Poem - Write a poem about spring and begin each line with a letter from the word spring.Sunflower Acrostic Poem - Write a cheerful, acrostic poem about sunflowers! Autumn Acrostic Poem - Write a poem about this season using the letters in the word autumn.Super Bowl Acrostic Poem - Write a poem and begin each line with a letter from the words Super Bowl.Football Acrostic Poem - Write a poem about football and begin each line with a letter from the word football.
Quotation Worksheets and Activities Miscellaneous Creative Writing and Language Arts Worksheets Stationery and Writing Paper Themed Thank You Notes All worksheets created by Tracey Smith. Persuasion. Two. Page 2: Classroom-based accommodations and interventions for written expression difficulties One method for supporting children with written expression difficulties in the classroom is to provide accommodations and/or interventions for the specific challenges. The following are some features of effective written instruction that you can use in your classroom: -A literate classroom environment -Daily writing -Make writing motivating -Set regular teacher/student conferences -Create a predictable writing routine -Display overt teacher modeling -Include cooperative arrangements -Include a broad range of instructions -Integrate writing activities across the curriculum Below are ten classroom-based accommodations and interventions.
Each accommodation/intervention is briefly outlined, and you may click on the item(s) you wish to further explore. The items are each linked to a MS Word document that can be printed out for quick reference. 1) Susie Can Write! 9) What would you do if? Go to: From Jim Wright: Intervention Ideas for WRITING. The act of writing contains its own inner tensions. Writers must abide by a host of rules that govern the mechanics and conventions of writing yet are also expected—within the constraints of those rules-- to formulate original, even creative, thoughts.
It is no wonder that many students find writing to be a baffling exercise and have little sense of how to break larger writing assignments into predictable, achievable subtasks. But of course writing can be taught and writing can be mastered. The best writing instruction places the process of written expression on a timeline: Good writers first plan their writing. Content: Memorize a Story Grammar Checklist (Reid & Lienemann, 2006). References Bos, C.S. & Vaughn, S. (2002). Frus, P. Gersten, R., Baker, S., & Edwards, L. (1999). Graham, S., Harris, K. Murphy, J., Hern, C., Williams, R., & McLaughlin, T. (1990). Rathvon, N. (1999). Reid, R. & Lienemann, T.O. (2006). The Writing Center, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (n.d.). Writing Probe Generator. Bubble gum FUN! (writing and math) I hope you all are enjoying your weekend! (Thank goodness for Saturdays, right?) I know I am, because I got all my grades finished and handed out yesterday.
Such a relief! My students worked really hard this week, so to reward those little cuties... we had a GUM day! Of course, I made them earn it with good behavior (you gotta make 'em work for it)! She has so many great ideas! I made a few changes to this lesson and I adapted it to my 2nd grade students. First I gave my students some bubble gum (Double Bubble) and believe me, they were so excited! Then we chewed and CHEWED! You should have seen some of their faces... they were HILARIOUS and they looked like chipmunks! Then we talked about some bubble blowing tricks. When they were all done writing about How to Blow a Bubble, they did this cute little art activity to go with it. I was so impressed at how darling some of them turned out! And just in case you are wondering... Click the image below to download this fun activity: 75 Books That Build Character. Web page. As of July 1, 2013 ThinkQuest has been discontinued.
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