For this vocabulary worksheet, 5th graders match 7 weather words with pictures, answer 21 questions about temperature and weather and answer 7 teacher-read questions by numbering the pictures.

In this things you can do and family worksheet, learners answer short answer questions about things they can do and their family. Students complete 20 questions.

In this family tree activity, students label the family tree with the family words given to them. Students label 9 people with the family labels.

For this how often worksheet, students answer short answer questions about how often they do things. Students complete 8 questions about themselves and 5 about someone else.

In this in, on, behind, and under instructional activity, students fill in the blanks to sentences with in, on, behind, and under. Students complete 9 problems.

In this life in Thailand learning exercise, 6th graders use sixteen different pictures of life in Thailand as inspiration to  write original stories.

In this ESL prepositions activity, learners first copy nouns onto lines provided, then write simple statements using prepositions to describe the position of the nouns in relation to other places.

In this ESL conversation worksheet, students take turns asking and answering questions about a map shown. Students ask and respond to "Where is the...?" questions.

In this this/these worksheet, students use a word box to select either this or these in simple sentences about pictures, 8 total. 

In this opposite adjectives activity, 6th graders use the card to play a bingo game with opposite adjectives (not included).

In this conversation worksheet, students practice reciting a conversation that describes someone. Students read 8 speaking parts and write questions to match statements.

In this ESL verb tense worksheet, students match a set of present tense verbs with their past tense counterpart, then read "Erik's Journal" and copy the sequence of steps in his day and draw a picture.

In this verb tenses instructional activity, students read 41 present tense verbs. On this space next to each verb, students write the past tense form.

In this Calvin and Hobbes instructional activity, students make up stories for the Calvin and Hobbes comic. Students view 12 pictures for Calvin and Hobbes.

In this ESL cooking vocabulary worksheet, students select verb phrases from a word box given that describe what is happening in a set of 16 food related pictures.

In this ESL recipe instructional activity, students read a recipe and answer related questions about ingredient amounts, cooking times, etc. 

In this rules and advice instructional activity, learners label different rules and advice as things they should do, always do, never do, and more. Students also make instruction using sentences given.

In this ESL conversation worksheet, students roll and dice, saying 2 sentences and asking 1 questions about topics landed on. Students are instructed to use who, what, where, when,why and how when asking questions.

Fourth graders describe how Michigan has changed and stayed the same over time. They explain reasons why people settled/settle in Michigan, then explain the role of geography on the settlement of Michigan.

Sometimes all it takes for a good review is a game of cards. Review the processes needed to add, subtract, divide, and multiply integers. In groups, learners play the card game war with a twist. They can use the numbers as either...

Show, don't tell! Pairs work together to change a list of telling sentences into showing sentences using picture words that create vivid pictures in the readers’ minds.

In this matching long A words and pictures learning exercise, 1st graders draw a line from the word to the picture for eight words that begin with long A.

In this long a word worksheet, students cut out words with long a in them and cut out the pictures they go with, and match them together. Students match 8 words with 8 pictures.

Learners discover competition and trickery by participating in a class game. They participate in a role-playing game called "Survivor" in which students utilize critical thinking skills to identify who is the "Bad Guy." Students win the...