Lots of fun activities for your students with this file. I have included math activities, including word problems, math fact review coloring, and a math/art glyph. There are activities to use during your St. Patrick's Day celebration, or just for some fun centers in March. There are grammar activities, phonics, and writing. Lots more March fun is included! Below are a few examples from the new December activity pack. Click the link to download this new pack!This new pack includes tons of writing activities. I have included a "Mad Lib" type silly grammar story, writing activities for practice in Narrative, opinion and informative writing (all 2nd grade standards). There are also many activities that practice using, learning, and reviewing nouns, verbs, adjectives, and proper nouns. Activities include brainstorms, prewriting, and final draft writing. There are activities that include a craft (art) activity included with the writing. There are a few different games that would work in centers, small groups, or as teaching/reviewing as a class. Thanks for checking it out. Hope your December flies by and you enjoy your family time.
This packet contains many ideas in order to have your students practice writing a Narrative, Opinion, and Expository text. Lots of activities for November. Grammar practice sheets and turkey in disguise homework activity. Anything with a theme and my kiddos love it. I also included some fun pictures to go with the then and now activities. My students love seeing how things have changed over time. Happy November everyone!!! I created this silly little set of questions for my student after seeing similar questions all over the internet. When I asked them what they enjoyed them most during our Zoom times they all said, "Would you rather" games.... So, I created one or two of my own. Click for the free file.
Here are a few things I have been working on for my students. Thanks to 2020 I only have my students for 2 1/2 hours 4 days a week. So.... needless to say, I have got to fit in seasonal cuteness, with academics. The kids had a great time coming up with traditions they celebrate in December. Just a few ideas they came up with....
Christmas morning: hot chocolate, one present each, waking up early, cinnamon rolls etc. Decorating the Christmas Tree Hanging up Christmas lights outside Wrapping gifts Baking sugar cookies/decorating Gifts for the 8 days of Hanukkah Elf on the shelf (or Elf everywhere and anywhere) and so many more!!! |
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