Wednesday Weekly 5 under $5 - October 11, 2023

                                                          

Every week I put together a list of 5 great products from members of The Best of Teacher Entrepreneurs Marketing Cooperative (TBOTEMC) with the requirement that each product must be less than $5.  With a variety of subjects and a wide range of grades, there just might be something that you can use, so continue to read below and see!

In addition, if you're a seller on Teachers Pay Teachers (TpT) who would like to get more information about joining TBOTEMC, contact me via email at ReneeHeiss@gmail.com or by simply leaving a comment on this blog post.

Fall Pumpkin Glyph with Questions Gather and Interpret Data, Follow Directions - $3.00

by Scipi

1st - 3rd grades
Activities, Printables

This pumpkin glyph for fall or Halloween is an excellent activity for reading and following directions, and requires problem solving, communication, and data organization. The students color or put different items on a pumpkin based on information about themselves. Students are to finish the pumpkin glyph using the seven listed categories.

Spooky Halloween Poetry - $3.00

by Urbino12

PreK - 6th grades

Activities, Printables, Lesson

                                                                             

Spooky Halloween Poetry! Have your beginning ENL students write a spooky Halloween poem!

File includes: 

-cover page

-Guided writing model with suggested vocabulary to write a simple five-line (Cinquain) poem in English

-Nine different Halloween themed writing templates in ink friendly black and white.

 

Sentence to Picture Match: Halloween - $3.00

by Mickey's Place

K - 2nd grades

Activities, Assessment, Centers

Sentence to Picture Match: Halloween is a reading comprehension activity created to be used at centers or in small groups.  The pictures and sentences use Halloween as their theme.

The Giver Bundle: Questions, Answers, and Vocabulary Activities - $4.99

by Reading Spotlight

6th - 8th grades

Activities, Worksheets

This bundle for The Giver provides a simple structure for fundamental understanding of the vocabulary, basic events, and primary concepts in the novel. Chapter-by Chapter Questions & Answers are included, along with a Crossword Puzzle, and a format for Rather Questions to provide additional vocabulary practice.

Story Blanks for Young Authors - $3.50

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by All-American Teacher Tools

K - 2nd grades

Printables, Centers

This set of four story starters includes a fill-in the blanks top section to help young authors create a story, then draw a picture related to each of the seven pages in the book they just created. The four titles are: 

The Stink Monster - fill in the adjectives

The Surprise Garden - fill in the verbs

The Twins get Lost - fill in the nouns

The Color Jungle - fill in the color words

As always, I encourage comments and any ideas or suggestions by emailing me at reneeheiss@gmail.com

Renee Heiss

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FREE BACK TO SCHOOL ACTIVITY : "Name Tag Glyph"

By A Classroom for All Seasons
Grades 2-5

Need a fun getting-to-know-you activity for back to school? Try a name tag glyph! Students will love answering the questions and then creating a name tag with their information. Leave it on their desks for the first week of school.

Download a free one or follow the instructions to make you own. Enjoy!

Thanks for looking!

Christina

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Glyphs Are Really Graphing!

Sometimes I think that teachers believe a glyph is just a fun activity, but in reality glyphs are a non-standard way of graphing a variety of information to tell a story. It is a flexible data representation tool that uses symbols to represent different data. Glyphs are an innovative instrument that shows several pieces of data at once and requires a legend/key to understand the glyph. The creation of glyphs requires problem solving, communication, and data organization.

Remember coloring pages where you had to color in each of the numbers or letters using a key to color certain areas or coloring books that were filled with color-by-numbers?  Believe it or not, these pages were a type of glyph. 

Glyph for St. Patrick's Day

For St. Patrick's Day I have created a Pot of Gold glyph. Not only is it a type of graph, but it is also an excellent activity for reading and following directions.  The glyph requires the children to draw, color, or glue different items on the Pot of Gold starting point. Students are to finish this glyph using the seven categories listed below.

1) How Do You Come to School?
2) Shamrocks (age)
3) Rainbow (favorite colors)
4) Boy or Girl?
5) Coloring the Leprechaun’s Hat (like to read?)
6) Coloring Your Gold (hair color)
7) Name

If you are interested, just click under the resource cover page seen above.