This week’s resource round-up is packed with resources to support foundational reading, writing, and math instruction. You’ll find sight word bundles, science units, 20-minute sub plans, and so much more. There are tons of resources to choose from, and half of them are FREE!
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It’s FREE!“This ‘Guess Who’ activity is perfect for 4th and 5th graders to practice their vocabulary skills during Geometry units or as a spiral activity during the year. The definition of each shape is written as a clue/guess who statement to engage students and make practicing vocabulary more fun.” |
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“These choice boards are a perfect homework alternative or math center option due to the fact that they spiral concepts, are all open-ended so students have to show their thinking, and cover all 4th grade Texas standards. There are over 260 questions and can be used for 38 weeks if you assign one choice board per week!” |
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It’s FREE!“Free sight word worksheets provide kindergarten, 1st grade, and 2nd grade students with effective and engaging sight word practice.” |
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“Sight word worksheets provide kindergarten students with effective and engaging sight word practice. It includes pre-primer and primer sight words.” |
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It’s FREE!“Every 3rd grade teacher needs easy, no prep, and paper saving homework options! Check out this FREEBIE to see a week’s worth of spelling, vocabulary, phonics, and language arts homework on just one piece of paper!” |
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“This unit is designed with 2nd grade Georgia Performance Standards in mind, but it covers the major concepts being taught about the earth, sun, and moon.” |
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It’s FREE!“Try out this new twist on a word search and get students excited about math facts! Number searches have students solve and hunt for addition, subtraction, multiplication, or division problems!” |
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“If you are spending way too much time writing sub plans, this product is for you! This sub plan file is a digital sub plan template through Google Docs, that will allow you to create and edit your sub plans from your phone while at the doctor’s office, in bed, or even in the airport!” |
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It’s FREE!“This writing resource is user-friendly and it could be used in many different ways. Some teachers are using the writing resource as a daily morning warmup or part of their existing language program. Includes ‘word wall’ words for each activity. Great for word study. Some topics/activities could be linked to Health, Science and Visual Arts.” |
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“The Wild Robot by Peter Brown is a story about a friendly robot named Roz, who finds herself shipwrecked on an island full of wild animals. Have your students complete these question sheets after each chapter to better understand what they have read. Each chapter sheet also contains chapter vocabulary words that can be used to find the meaning, or write sentences for each.” |
