This week’s round up is packed with reading resources, special education resources, and French language resources that will push your students’ critical thinking and increase their access points to the content. You’ll find a special education visual bundle, job interview bundle, French grammar bundles, and so much more. There are tons of great resources to discover, and half of them are free!
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It’s FREE!“My students love these passages! They are high interest and provide plenty of opportunities to practice using context clues.” |
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“I regularly use this resource in my classroom. It provides a wonderful way to focus my students at the start of class while allowing them to work on important skills.” |
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It’s FREE!“This lesson introduces students to the world of comics through handouts and assignments. Includes Anatomy of a Comic Strip handout and Comic Vocabulary list! “ |
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“This deal includes 400+ pages/pieces in an extensive collection of illustrated of cards, forms, documents, games, posters, coloring pages, and clip art! Illustrations are ideal for upper elementary and middle school students!” |
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It’s FREE!“It’s never too early to start preparing for job interviews! Luckily, there are many job interview questions you can prepare for. This resource provides scaffolding to guide students in preparing a quality answer to a commonly asked job interview question. “ |
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“Job interviews can be intimidating. This guide helps students understand the job interview format and process, and introduces them to nine of the most commonly asked job interview questions. Students are provided background on the question, why it is asked, and sample scaffolding to create a quality answer to each question.” |
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It’s FREE!“This interactive fan is a fun and engaging way for students to learn about the states that make up the Southwest Region of the United States.” |
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“Your students will LOVE practicing their latitude and longitude skills as they create these fun and engaging winter holiday images.” |
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It’s FREE!“Use these Sudoku games to practice French house and home vocabulary. Three versions are included. Students place a word in each empty box so that each row, column, and nine-box square contains each of the words. Practicing and mastering new vocabulary is essential when teaching a language, and my students really enjoy these Sudoku games.” |
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“These French grammar paired or small group games are a fun way to encourage your beginner to advanced students to practice and master the grammar they learn in class. You can pull out these cards any time and use them for quick assessments, as ice-breakers, bell-ringers, and much more. These games are only in French and suitable for both core and immersion curriculums.” |
