Students investigate the concepts related to instructing students using Flat Stanley in the Social Studies classroom. They examine the different instructional materials and are shown how to present the material to class. The focus is...

In this telling time worksheet, students will read the time in words and then draw hands on a clock to match the time in words.

In this writing on the computer worksheet, students study the steps to follow when writing a letter on the computer. Students read 20 sentences and fill in the proper verb from the word bank.

In this spelling worksheet, learners read a list of 20 words. Students underline the smaller word within each word. For example, learners underline the word broad in broadcast.

In this spelling worksheet, students read a list of 20 words. Students underline the smaller word inside each word. For example, students underline pear in appearance.

In this spelling worksheet, students read six lists of words. Students identify one word from every list that contains a silent letter.

In this spelling worksheet, students read a list of ten words. Students identify the anagram (word that contains the same letters) of each word.

In this spelling worksheet, students read a list of ten words. Students identify the anagram (word that contains the same letters) of each word.

In this language arts instructional activity, students read 12 phrases which express varying degrees of likes and dislikes. Students write these in the correct order on a chart which indicates strong positive feelings, neutral and strong...

Students demonstrate how to add positive integers. In this computation instructional activity, students read the book Less Than Zero and use a number line and counters to play an addition game using positive integers.

Pupils discuss healthy eating habits. In this food preferences lesson, students read a scenario about teenagers visiting a restaurant.   Pupils role play the story and complete a graphic organizer.  

Students complete a guessing game. In this tree products instructional activity, students view various household items and try to determine if they were made from trees. They discuss their findings and then read books about trees.

In this telling time worksheet, students read the time words and draw the hands on the clocks to complete each problem. Students answer 6 exercises.

Fifth graders explore the effect of World War II on the lives of children in America. In this social studies lesson, 5th graders read My Secret War and discuss the events that occurred.

Students use a balance to help them with their addition facts. In this addition lesson plan, students also play the seven up game to memorize their facts.

Students identify and demonstrate various locational terms, and examine how a globe is a model of Earth. They repeat words and movements for various finger plays to demonstrate locational terms, play directional words games, and sing a...

Students are introduced to how to successfully set up a propietorship. Individually, they complete a pre- and post-quiz to determine how much they know about the material. To end the lesson plan, they practice reading a financial...

Learners read the book The Clever Stick and answer discussion questions about it. In this reading lesson, students read the given book, and participate in answering questions based on the book. There are also writing, drawing, and games...

Students examine the concept of organization. In this library skills lesson, students practice ordering and classification skills by playing the Flood Game as well as locating and shelving books in the school library.

Fifth graders explore how the war affected American children. In this social studies lesson, 5th graders discuss how quotes made people feel about the war effort. Students write reflections on their reading.

Students examine and research the organs of the respiratory system. They participate in a vocabulary card matching game, create a graphic organizer, and participate in an experiment titled, Floating on Air.

Students will learn new words by using their favorite books. They will examine fiction and nonfiction works to differentiate types of literature. The lesson engages learners because it is using the format of a game to deliver instruction.

In this ESL worksheet, students read four situations and decide which type of language is most likely to be used. Students choose between polite, neutral, or rude language.

In this vocabulary worksheet, students will read 4 situations and choose which type of language would most likely be used: polite, rude, or neutral. Students will compare the different responses and consider why they may or may not be...