This sanity-saving freebie will help you organize and write letters of recommendation for students.
A freebie from 2Lifelong Teachers Grades 5-8
This freebie includes 8 worksheets to introduce Greek and Latin Roots and Prefixes to your middle school students.
This freebie includes 8 worksheets to introduce Greek and Latin Roots and Prefixes to your middle school students.
A freebie from Secondary Supplements Grades 6-8
You don’t want your students sitting all period taking notes. Because what are they really getting out of copy, copy, copy? Create engaging presentations with the simple addition of partner breaks. Your students will appreciate the movement and socialization.
A freebie from History in Focus Grades 6-11
These sample pages from my World War II Bundle provide an example of the visually engaging worksheets contained in the full set that covers every major area of that historical event.
A freebie from Creative Instruction Grades 10-12
Need an easy way to review colonial history with your advanced United States History classes? This fill-in-the-blank activity covers the key descriptors and events of the Thirteen Colonies (plus the Lost Colony) and as a bonus, asks students to make up some headlines as their own. Great for Advanced Placement United States History (APUSH) students.
A freebie from Connie Grades 6-12
The whole objective of this FREE activity is for students to have fun showing their understanding of the elements of literature while teachers retain their sanity during this month of emotional highs and lows.
The whole objective of this FREE activity is for students to have fun showing their understanding of the elements of literature while teachers retain their sanity during this month of emotional highs and lows.
A freebie from mELTing Teacher Grades 6-12
Nouns, and verbs, and exclamations. Oh my! Parts of speech lessons get a bad rap for being boring. Your students will have fun practicing and using parts of speech with this Do-It-Yourself poem.
Nouns, and verbs, and exclamations. Oh my! Parts of speech lessons get a bad rap for being boring. Your students will have fun practicing and using parts of speech with this Do-It-Yourself poem.
A freebie from Teacher in the Rye Grades 9-12
It's not enough to just have students identify symbols while reading. Using these activities, your students will be able to analyze meaning, as well as go more in-depth when discussing both universal and contextual applications of symbols in literature. St
A freebie from Stephanie's History Store Grades 8-12
This review activity can be used for any history unit or social studies topic. Students write the news headlines and previews of a story related to the topic, then complete two other tasks. The instructions and rubric contain the expectations of the assignment for your students.
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