Some Items to Discuss Sentence Structure/LengthDoes the author use long sentences? Short sentences? Fragments? CharacterizationDoes the author use the same type of protagonist? For example, boys who show strength in survival situations? Or perhaps girls who have conflicts with their friends? SettingDoes the author select the same type of setting? Does he or she always … Read more
La ciudad (The City Crossword Puzzle) La consulta del médico (The Doctor’s Office Crossword Puzzle)Use the English clues to solve the puzzle in Spanish. Horizontales pain to rest legs back examination throat Verticales stress medicine doctor ears fever flu head Table of Contents La ciudad (The City) – 1La consulta del médico (The Doctor’s Office) … Read more
purple • pink • orange • black • brown • white • red • yellow • blue • green I know my Colors! Printable Award Certificate & I know my Color Words! Printable Award Certificate Table of Contents – Little Kids…Color! by Teacher’s Friend TF-1452 Introduction – 4Color Skills Check List – 6Color Certificates – … Read more
Directions Use the map to answer the questions about Historical Maps & The Oregon Trail Where did the Oregon Trail begin? About how long was the Oregon Trail? (You may want to use string to help you measure.) Which river did the Oregon Trail follow east of the Rocky Mountains? Which river did the Oregon … Read more
The stories in these books are predictable and use a patterned/repetitive text supported by clear illustrations. By reading the books again and again—with you, in small groups, with the class, or independently—children will become familiar with these sight words and begin to “internalize” them. Using Explicit InstructionFor some children, explicit instruction is necessary to master … Read more
HULA DANCE • The word “hula” means “dance” in Hawaiian.• A person sways their hips and moves their arms and hands gracefully to music. The arms and hands tell the story.• The hula can tell of the island’s beauty, tell a story, can be a chant accompanied by the rhythm of a drum. HULA DANCE … Read more
GERMAN CHALETS German chalets have wide, overhanging eaves to protect the house from deep snows of the winter in the Alpine mountains. Big rocks are placed on the roof tops to keep the snow from moving. Thick beams support the roofs of the chalets. GERMAN BOY AND GIRL Table of Contents BULLETIN BOARDBulletin Board – … Read more
Circle the tallest thing in each row worksheet Circle the shortest thing in each row worksheet.
Elaboration is a technique writers use to make their words leap off the page, evoke vivid images, and convey distinct messages to readers. Thoughtful use of elaboration can turn the dullest, driest passage into something winning, clever, dramatic, soaring, mournful, convincing, or just plain easier to follow. For young writers, elaboration involves using the following: … Read more
Is It Alive? Meg and her pet, Rufus Rat, see living things all around them.Plants and animals are living things. So are humans!Living things need air, water, and food.Living things make more things like them.Color the things on this page that are alive. Not Alive! All living things need air, water, and food.Living things grow.Some … Read more
ABC Order Connect the DotA World of Its OwnConnect the words in alphabetical order. Color the circle yellow if the word has the same vowel sound as in mom.Color the circle brown if the word has the same vowel sound as in mother.Connect the words in each set of colored circles in ABC order. Begin … Read more
Toss across, back and forth creating a web look. Continue by counting by 1s, 2s, 5s, etc.
My daughter came out to the car with her load of favorite possessions. On the top of her stack was a quilt her grandmother had made and a baby quilt given to her by her aunt,Marianne. I am glad that my daughter treasures quilts and the time-honored tradition of quilting as much as I do. … Read more
RUSSIAN DANCERS • Russian male dancers wear traditional costumes of embroidered shirts and trousers. The trousers are tucked into their black boots.• The dancers try to dance longer and do fancier dance steps, jumps, and acrobatics than each other. RUSSIAN DANCERS Table of Contents BULLETIN BOARDBulletin Board – 2Russian Dancers – 3Saint Basil’s Church – … Read more
The DVD The 49-minute DVD is divided into six chapters. The first chapter introduces the assessments. Each of the next four chapters focuses on one aspect of the assessment: word recognition, fluency, comprehension, and vocabulary. The last chapter contains one complete assessment. The Professional Study GuideIn other sections of this guide, you’ll find everything you … Read more
Charles Lindbergh Charles Lindbergh, or “Lucky Lindy,” made his mark in history on May 20, 1927, when he became the first person to cross the Atlantic Ocean non-stop in an airplane. This flight transformed American air transportation and private aviation forever! Immediately, Lindbergh became famous throughout the world. Many historians considered Charles Lindbergh the century’s … Read more
Family Album Quilt Number Sense: Word Recognition Album quilts help families remember events in their lives.They often include scraps of wedding dresses, baby bonnets, or pieces of political ribbons. If the number is 1 or 23 or 45 or 67 or 89 or 10 Color the shape greenorangepurplepinkyellow Fill in the other shapes with colors … Read more
Giant Pandas • Giant pandas live in the southwestern part of China.• They live in the bamboo forests.• The pandas eat bamboo.• Pandas can weigh 300 lbs! GIANT PANDAS Table of Contents BULLETIN BOARDWelcome to China Bulletin Board – 2Giant Pandas and Bamboo Shoots (Bulletin Board) – 3Chinese Boy and Girl – 6 INTRODUCING CHINAMystery … Read more
September 4THHAPPY BIRTHDAY! LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA! On this day in 1781, forty- four Mexican people colonized what was then a tiny settlement. (Ask students to find the meaning of the Spanish words “Los Angeles.”) September 5THThe FIRST CONTINENTAL CONGRESS met on this day in 1774. (Students may wish to find on the classroom map the … Read more
EIFFEL TOWER • The Eiffel Tower is 1,050 feet high. It is a famous landmark in Paris, France.• The tower is made of iron and steel.• The tower was built in 1889. Enlarge the Eiffel Tower (Notre Dame, Arc de Triomphe on bulletin board) on an overhead projector or enlarge on a copy machine. Table … Read more
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