Showing posts with label Teacher Features. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Teacher Features. Show all posts

Saturday, March 7, 2015

Language Arts- "I Hope for Gum: Teaching Closed, Silent-e and Open Syllable Types"

By Teacher Features
Grades 2-4



This resource offers easy answers and activities to help you teach 
the first 3 Syllable Types-Closed, Silent-e and Open. (30 Pages)

Six written syllable-spelling conventions are used in English spelling.
These were regularized by Samuel Webster to justify his 1806 dictionary’s division of syllables.

* Did you know....? The title of this product: "I Hope for Gum," 
contains one example of each syllable type!

Inside you will find:

- Syllable Information Sheet

- Closed Syllable Anchor Chart

- Closed Syllable Match and Recording Sheet 
  (24 word cards & 1 recording sheet)

- Open Syllable Anchor Chart

- The Gumball Game (1 board game & 72 word cards)

- Silent-­‐e Syllable Anchor Chart

- Silent-­‐e / Closed Syllable Memory (54 cards)


Graphics: From the Pond

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Thursday, March 5, 2015

Language Arts- "First Grade "Print n' Go" Writing Prompts: Common Core"

By Teacher Features
Grade 1



60 "NO PREP" writing prompts for First Grade. Just print n' go!

Each template lists the Common Core Standard on the bottom of the sheet. 

Inside you will find:
(20) Opinion Templates
(20) Informative/Explanatory Templates
(20) Narrative Templates

COMMON CORE STANDARDS:
CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.W.1.1

Write opinion pieces in which they introduce the topic or name the book they are writing about, state an opinion, supply a reason for the opinion, and provide some sense of closure.

CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.W.1.2

Write informative/explanatory texts in which they name a topic, supply some facts about the topic, and provide some sense of closure.

CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.W.1.3
Write narratives in which they recount two or more appropriately sequenced events, include some details regarding what happened, use temporal words to signal event order, and provide some sense of closure.

CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.W.1.1 Opinion Writing
Best Gift (pg. 4)
Yum! (pg. 5)
My Pet (pg. 6)
My Favorite Time (pg. 7)
The Best Book (pg. 8)
A Great Friend (pg. 9)
City or Country? (pg. 10)
Which Room? (pg. 11)
Pet Monkey (pg. 12)
Sleepy Time (pg. 13)
Field Trip! (pg. 14)
Fruit or Vegetable (pg. 15)
Grown Ups (pg. 16)
New at the Zoo (pg. 17)
Sad & Glad (pg. 18)
Year Round (pg. 19)
I Scream for Ice Cream (pg. 20)
Playground Fun (pg. 21)
Snakes or Spiders? (pg. 22)
Take Your Time (pg. 23)

CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.W.1.2 Informative/Explanatory Writing
Say How to Play (pg. 24)
Love Your Pet (pg. 25)
Writing and Drawing (pg. 26)
Keep It Clean (pg. 27)
Brusha Brusha (pg. 28)
Sunshine & Sand (pg. 29)
Substitute Teacher (pg. 30)
Grow it! (pg. 31)
Meow or Woof? (pg. 32)
Making Toast (pg. 33)
What Do You Know? (pg. 34)
Riding My Bike (pg. 35)
Yummy Food (pg. 36)
PB & J (pg. 37)
Did You Know? (pg. 38)
Earth Lover (pg. 39)
Rainy Days (pg. 40)
Scary Storm? (pg. 41)
Manners Matter (pg. 42)
Making Friends (pg. 43)


CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.W.1.2 Narratives 
Messy (pg. 44)
Dressy (pg. 45)
Amazing Artist (pg. 46)
First Time! (pg. 47)
Out of Time (pg. 48)
Oops! (pg. 49)
I’m a Mouse (pg. 50)
Birthday Fun (pg. 51)
Embarrassed (pg. 52)
Pepper the Puppy (pg. 53)
You Shrunk! (pg. 54)
A Million Dollars! (pg. 55)
Fly Like A Bird (pg. 56)
Run the School (pg. 57)
Science Smartie (pg. 58)
Elephant Trouble (pg. 59)
Giraffe Views (pg. 60)
Message in a Bottle (pg. 61)
Sleepover (pg. 62)
World Traveler (pg. 63)

GRAPHICS: EDUCLIPS & SCRAPPIN' DOODLES



Wednesday, March 4, 2015

Language Arts- "Guided Research Reports: Rain Forest and Sea Animals (Grades 1 - 3)"

By Teacher Features
Grades 1-3




No Prep!

Everything you need to get your students started on a beginning
guided research project! Follow the Guided Research Process and
use the graphic organizer templates to teach your class how to
navigate and organize information. Students will create Important
Questions (essential questions) to provide focus to their research.
There are 26 Rainforest & Sea Animals included in this bundle.
All of the templates are Print & Go and easy to use! This bundle
can be easily differentiated to multiple student learning levels.

Common Core Standards (pg. 3)
Guided Research Process directions (pgs. 4-5)
K-W-L Template (pg. 6)
“Important Question” Anchor Chart (pg. 7)
What Do I Do Now? (pg. 8)
Write Down Your Sources: Computer/Books (pgs. 9-10)
Rain Forest Animal Templates (pgs. 11- 23)
Sea Animal Templates (pgs. 24- 36)

Rain Forest Animals:
Pygmy Hippo
Lemur
Anaconda
Driver Ant
Ulysses Butterfly
Gorilla
Orangutan
Panda
Parrot
Piranha
Tiger
Toucan
Tree Frog

Sea Animals:
Clown Fish
Crab
Dolphin
Jellyfish
Lobster
Octopus
Puffer Fish
Seahorse
Shark
Shrimp
Sea Turtle
Starfish
Squid



Tuesday, March 3, 2015

Language Arts- "DOUBLE-DROP-CHANGE: 3 Suffix Rules Made Fun and Easy"

By Teacher Features
Grades 2-4



Ever wonder, "How in the world do I teach the Doubling Rule, 1-1-1 Rule and the Drop-the-E Rule so it actually makes sense?" This 29 pg. Common Core-friendly unit is your answer to how to explain these pesky suffix rules. Your students will also have fun playing the Dog Pile Game to prove they understand these concepts!

Included:
- “Doubling Rule” poster
- “Doubling Rule” anchor chart
- “How do I teach the Doubling Rule” Script 
(4 examples)
- “Doubling Rule” checkmark chart/activity sheet
- “Double” activity sheet
- “Double Dog” activity sheet

- “Drop the E Rule” poster
- “Drop the E Rule” anchor chart
- “How do I teach the Drop the E Rule” Script
- “Drop the E Rule” checkmark chart/activity sheet
- “Drop or Not” activity sheet

- “Y Rule” poster
- “Y Rule” anchor chart
- “How do I teach the Y Rule” Script
- “Y Rule” checkmark chart/activity sheet
- “Change Needed” activity sheet

- Dog Pile Suffix Game (72 cards)





Monday, March 2, 2015

Language Arts- "Guided Research Reports: Endangered Animals (Grades 1-3)"

By Teacher Features
Grades 1-3




Everything you need to get your students started on a beginning guided research project! Follow the Guided Research Process and use the graphic organizer templates to teach your class how to navigate and organize information. Students will create Important Questions (essential questions) to provide focus to their research. There are 30 Endangered Animals included in this bundle. All of the templates are Print & Go and easy to use! This 40-page bundle can be easily differentiated to multiple student learning levels. 

Common Core Standards (pg. 3)
Guided Research Process directions (pgs. 4-5)
K-W-L Template (pg. 6)
“Important Question” Anchor Chart (pg. 7)
What Do I Do Now? (pg. 8)
Write Down Your Sources: Computer/Books (pgs. 9-10)
Endangered Animal Templates (pgs.11- 40)


Bluefin Tuna
American Alligator
Black Footed Ferret
Gray Wolf
Piping Plover
Ring-tailed Lemur
Sumatran Orangutan
Pygmy Hippo
Leatherback Turtle
Northern Spotted Owl
Koala
Brown Hyena
Mako Shark
Snow Leopard
Cheetah
African Elephant
African Lion
North African Ostrich
Indian Rhinoceros
Grizzly Bear
Polar Bear
Toco Toucan
Siberian Tiger
Giant Panda
Mountain Gorilla
American Crocodile
Green Anaconda
African Wild Dog
Leatherback Turtle
Blue Whale




Saturday, February 28, 2015

Language Arts Lesson- "Poetry Month: Celebrate the Earth (20 Poetry Frames)"

By Teacher Features
Grades 1-3



20 poetry frames + nature themes = 
A great way to celebrate Poetry Month and Earth Day in April! 

Use this pack in a Literacy Center or as Morning Seat work. You can use one poetry frame per week or a poetry frame every school day in April. All Poetry Frames are ready to go- just print and use! And good news... you will only use black printer ink for the poetry frames. (26 pages)


Themes:
  •  Wake Up!
  •  Bees are Buzzing
  •  The Earth I Live On
  •  Farm Life
  •  Rainbows
  •  Deep Inside the Woods
  •  Nature Similes
  •  Happiness
  •  Rainy Day
  •  Arctic Chill
  •  Recycle
  •  If Trees Could...
  •  Wind
  •  My Garden
  •  Spring Fever
  •  Earth Acrostic Poem
  •  A Cinquain for the Earth
  •  A Diamante for Nature
  •  A Haiku for the Ocean
  •  A Wish for the Rainforest