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A Missing School Key Leads To The School Printer Being Stolen. Mr. Doyle The School Custodian, Becomes The Chief Suspect. Can Roger, The Class Clown, Find The Real Thief And Clear Mr. Doyle Novel By Colleen O’Shaughnessy Mckenna. Reproducible Chapter Questions, Plus Comprehension Questions, A Story Summary, Author Biography, Creative And Cross Curricular Activities, Complete…
This resource has everything you need to teach young students about the mammals that inhabit our world. More than 40 reproducible worksheets and activities provide you with the information you need to increase your students’ knowledge of the habitats, behaviors, food, and enemies of mammals. Students will learn the basic similarities between people and animals…
This resource has everything you need to teach young students about the mammals that inhabit our world. More than 40 reproducible worksheets and activities provide you with the information you need to increase your student’s knowledge of the habitats, behaviors, food and enemies of mammals. Students will learn the basic similarities between people and animals,…
Matter matters! The activities and experiments in this book are designed to teach concepts related to matter and materials and to relate those concepts to real-life situations. Students may investigate three categories: 1. Materials that Transmit, Reflect or Absorb Light & Sound 2. Properties of and Changes in Matter 3. Properties of Air and Characteristics…
Winner of the Newbery Medal, Missing May is the endearing story of Summer, a young orphaned girl who goes to live with her elderly Uncle Ob and Aunt May. When Aunt May dies unexpectedly, Summer and Ob’s lives are turned upside down. Ob, especially, has difficulty coming to terms with May’s death, and although he…
Moths and butterflies are fascinating creatures with many similarities and differences. Use this resource to encourage students to find out the strange facts about their colors, sizes, shapes, and habits. Various activities teach and review skills in the areas of science, reading, vocabulary, phonics, research, and language. Includes: 40+ activities, student booklet, teacher guide, and…
Mystery and Adventure Literacy Response Forms help you assess your students’ understanding of the texts they are reading. The response forms encourage students to make creative connections between the stories and their previous learning. These connections strengthen their awareness comprehension. The engaging and meaningful activities can be completed by students on their own during Reader’s…
The Founders 1608-1700. Champlain, Talon, Maisonneauve, Frontenac and numerous others were the early founders of New France. Activities deal with the geographical location of New France, the important role played by the many explorers, missionaries and nuns in the new settlement, the organization of the Seigneurial System and the lifestyle and hardships endured by the…
Examine the struggle for the survival of New France up to the implementation of the Quebec Act in 1775. Study the struggle for New France to survive, the Jesuits in Huronia, the government, the seigneurial system, wars and treaties that have created this land called Canada. 50 activities.
Laura’s family’s first home in Minnesota is made of sod, but Pa builds a clean new house made of sawed lumber beside Plum Creek. The money for materials will come from their first wheat crop. Then, just before the wheat is ready to harvest, a strange glittering cloud fills the sky, blocking out the sun….
Discover that there is so much more to Australia than the platypus and didgeridoo! This resource contains fun activities about the land and people of Australia, food, sports, games, sight to see, and much more. 65+ reproducible activities and information cards are integrated across the curriculum. Helps students to develop skills in reading, writing, math,…
The experiments in this book relate to four aspects of physical science: Materials, Objects, and Building Things Energy In Our Lives Force and Motion Creating Color In each section, you will find teacher notes designed to provide you guidance with the learning intention, the success criteria, materials needed, a lesson outline, as well as provide…
Benjy, Mark And Louise Are Co-Producers Of A Kids’ Radio Show Called ‘Kids View’. They Decide To Have A Trivia Contest Over The Radio To Help Them Do Their Homework. Novel By Gordon Korman. Reproducible Chapter Questions, Plus Comprehension Questions, A Story Summary, Author Biography, Creative And Cross Curricular Activities, Complete With Answer Key.
Your students will relate to this coming-of-age story filled with difficulties at school and at home. Educators can start their unit on this novel right away with ready-made questions and writing activities. Replace vocabulary words with their synonyms to complete the sentences. Match characters to their descriptions. Evaluate the concept of consequences by brainstorming some…
The setting of this renowned novel is in Mississippi during the Great Depression. It tells the story of the Logan family, an independent, hard-working African-American family, who are locked in a desperate struggle to survive during hard times and try to keep the 400-acre farm passed down to them by Grandpa Logan. The story is…
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