Phonics

This mini lesson is a complete digital lesson with no-prep activities using Google Slides. The lesson activities and topics include key words and video, reading passage, story events, close reading, main idea, and writing a summarizing paragraph. The...

Author’s Purpose: Explain, Answer, Describe Aligns with Common Core Standard 2.RI.2.6 and and Florida Standard LAFS.2.RI.2.6 This resources has six passages, each with five RI.2.6 questions.Also includes an Author's purpose anchor chart/poster in...

Template March Madness - Color by Number in 2 versions: printable and digital (a perfect activity for Google Classroom in Google Sheets, Excel.). Both are EDITABLE. It can be used for Math or any subject area, content, or grade level. It is a...

JAMBOARD™  Fiction and Nonfiction Graphic organizers, projects, sorts and more that are ready for digital use with Jamboard™ and printable for in classroom use!  Use for collaborative learning activities, activating prior...

With so many spring and Easter activities out there, why not use this Special Education Build A Bunny Glyph as an activity for language and following directions. Description: This Special Education Build A Bunny Glyph addresses...

Classic St Patricks Day book "There Was An Old Lady Who Swallowed a Clover" readaloud task cards! This Interactive Distance Learning task cards (Google Slides) can be easily assigned on Seesaw or Google Classroom for a fun lesson! Perfect...

‘Swimming Carnival’ (K-7) is a narrative-style song that helps students to understand the importance of facing challenges, being a contributing school member, and always doing one’s best.'A Lesson in Every Lyric'®Download...

Teachers can use this grammar activity with ESL students to improve reading & speaking & basic vocabulary. This digital resource is aligned with the ELA common core standards and the TEKS. Speech Therapists can target language development and...

This digital activity teaches parts of the body including basic body parts and advanced body parts. Perfect for toddlers, preschool, kindergarten, home school, speech therapy, special education, and kids with speech and language disorders and delays...

Is it 'a' or is it 'an'? Which is the correct indefinite article? Use 'a' when the next word begins with a consonant and use 'an' when the next word begins with a vowel. These indefinite article practice worksheets will help solidify the understanding...

This Boom Card set contains audio that directs students to find one color per card. Audio included. See preview here See more of our products at Functionally Fun Credits: Scrapin DoodlesKB FontsLiMishCreative Clips

This Boom Card set contains audio that directs students to find one color per card. Preview here See more of our products at Functionally Fun Credits: The Clipart Factor KB Fonts Rainbow Sprinkles Studio