Wednesday Weekly 5 under $5 - 5/11/2022

                

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.

Sentence Patterns Grammar Worksheets | End of Year | Print | Digital | Easel - $4.00

By Charlene Tess

9th - 12th grades

Activities, Handouts

Good writers vary their sentence patterns by sometimes placing phrases or clauses at the beginning of their sentences. The twenty end-of-year-themed sentences in this exercise all begin with the subject and the verb.

3 Letter Blends PICTURE SORTS for Beginning Consonant Blends - $3.50

by Primarily Learning

K - 1st grades
Activities, Printables, Literacy Center Ideas

3 Letter Blends hands-on manipulatives for kindergarten, first grade & ESL make learning fun! The explicit phonics instruction & supporting charts benefit struggling readers...and support Jolly Phonics. Included: colorful pictures, peg-it cards, charts, a cut & paste sorting activity & words to sort!

All Students Deserve an End-of-the-Year Award Editable Set - $4.00

by Mickey's Place
K - 5th grades
Fun Stuff, Classroom Forms

Every Child Deserves an End of the Year Award Editable Version is a set of 34 awards for teachers to use to celebrate their students learning. All awards come in color and black and white.  Some Sample awards: Amazing Artist, Astonishing Math Wizard Award,

 Athletic Achievement Award, Beautiful Manners Award, Completing ___ Grade Award,

Cool Helper Award, Dazzling Smile Award, and Magnificent Storyteller Award

Summer Picture Writing Prompts with Beach Theme - $4.00

by Kamp Kindergarten
K- 2nd grades
Printables, Literacy Center Ideas, Independent Work Packet

These summer themed ink saving no-prep printable beach picture writing prompts are great for literacy centers, ELA journals, or independent work. There are 20 different picture prompts in this packet. There is a line art picture, word bank, and a writing lines section on each page. Three versions of writing lines are included for each picture prompt to meet the needs of multiple grade levels and to offer differentiation opportunities within in a single grade or a special education classroom.

Summer Reading Packet - FREE

by Reading Spotlight
All grades
Handouts

In today’s educational and cultural climate, summer reading often provides the only situation when kids get to choose their own reading materials. Let’s all do everything we can to encourage independent reading in June, July, and August. Doing my part—it’s FREE!

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

Renee Heiss

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ESL - "ESL Activities: Picture Prompts and Task Cards for Speaking Practice"

By A Classroom for All Seasons
All Grades

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Need a fun way to get your ESL students speaking? Here are 20 engaging picture prompts (2 sizes) plus 20 task cards. The pictures and questions are appropriate for all ages. There are 2 levels of questions so you can use these task cards with various levels and throughout the year.

Suggested Uses:
• Conversation Practice: Students will work in pairs. One student will look at the picture as the other student asks the questions provided on the task card. I recommend having all students begin with Level 1 questions. This activity is a great way to start a class. 
Have the pictures and task cards on the desks as the students walk in the door.
• These picture prompts can also be used in a number of other ways. Students can practice sequencing words, cause and effect, journal writing, generating questions and assessment of oral language.

There are two levels of questions:
Level 1 questions include present tense, present progressive, simple past, yes/no questions, giving descriptions and "wh-" question words.

Level 2 questions include future tense, giving explanations, providing opinions, "why" questions, compare/contrast, "if", and "should".

Thanks for looking!
Christina