In this British traditions worksheet, students read and answer the 10 discussion questions.

Students review how clouds form rain, listen to the poem April Rain Song, discuss the saying April Showers Bring May Flowers, and participate in a craft activity.

Young scholars view various pictures and identify those that show action verbs. They write sentences to summarize the actions shown in the pictures.

Learners identify and separate the different zones of the beach by observation. They investigate beach zonation by gathering and comparing sand samples gathered from different areas of the beach.

Ninth graders are introduced to the many contributions China has made to the world. They research and choose an invention to find information on. They will have to use an internet resource tool to guide them for their presentation of...

Students engage in an emergent literacy lesson in order to work on the skill of phonem ic awareness. The use of flashcards is essential for the instruction of the lesson. Students match the card with its beginning phoneme.

In this reflexive pronouns worksheet, 7th graders review and discuss how to use reflexive pronouns correctly in sentences. Students fill in the blanks in five sentences with the correct pronoun.

In this ESL article/prepositions instructional activity, learners complete 3 sets of fill-in-the-blank activities, choosing correct articles and prepositions as indicated.

Students discover the effects of El Nino on the global climate. As a class, they role play the role of a cold or warm wind and act out a skit in front of the class. They discuss the results of the role play once it is completed.

For this alphabet worksheet, students color in a picture of an umbrella. The worksheet also includes the cursive upper and lowercase letter U and the cursive word, "umbrella."

In this alphabet worksheet, students color in a picture of a umbrella. The worksheet also includes the uppercase and lowercase letter U and the word, "umbrella."

In this rainy day maze, students trace a path from the girl holding an umbrella to her duck. Students may color the pictures when they have made their way through this simple maze.

In this tracing words learning exercise, students study the pictures and then trace the matching words: bolt, pig, scissors, umbrella, handbag, and bread.

In this sentence writing activity, 1st graders identify the various colors of yellow, green, blue, and pink. Students then write complete sentences for the 8 umbrellas and shoes.

Middle schoolers work on comparing and contrasting different text structures with this project. First, they study an example of a sample page in a booklet, which they go on to use as a model. They complete a booklet with text structure,...

Young scholars brainstorm ideas for a teacher selected writing topic. They demonstrate seven steps for writing an academic essay. They jot down words or phrases using different colored pens. They write a thesis statement and create an...

In this probability worksheet, learners explain how probability is a part of everyday life by discussing six different scenarios. Afterwards, they draw a picture of probability in their life. This one-page worksheet contains a total of...

For this grammar worksheet, students write ten sentences using a list of given words. Each sentence begins with either "There is" or "There are."

Students define "visualize," practice visualizing day at beach, read poem, Crocodile Toothache, silently, listen to teacher read same poem aloud, share visualizations with classmates, read first chapter of book, Sarah, Plain and Tall,...

Seventh graders study biological systems and how they reach equilibrium.  In this system balance lesson students divide into groups and complete an osmosis lab activity.

In this elephants interactive worksheet, students read short passages of information about elephants before answering 10 multiple choice questions. They check their answers and start again if needed.

How do you know when to use a semicolon versus a colon? Middle and high schoolers choose between a colon and a semicolon to correctly punctuate sentences. They must complete 10 sentences, either electronically or on a printout.