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123 Homeschool 4 Me As my number of FREE worksheets for kids continues to grow (currently over 650), I want to make sure they are organized so you don’t have to look through every single post to find a particular printable / subject you are looking for. So you can easily search almost 1000 FREE printables below by subject OR by grade. I appreciate you sharing my blog & home school free printables with others, but please do not link to the download only links and read the terms of use carefully as these are all copyrighted materials with all rights reserved. FREE Printables by Subjects Printables by Grade Level Follow my FREE Worksheets for Kids Board on Pinterest: Beth GordenFREE Worksheets for KidsFollow On Why do I offer my printables? I offer free printables to bless my readers AND to provide for my family. If you use or like something please take a moment to share my post and leave a comment.
Educational Resources and Teaching Supplies | Creative Classrooms Wikipedia Selection for schools Classroom Displays for Students by Students – Brianna Laxton My classroom displays are always co-constructed with students. This student participation in displays comes in three categories: Student work on displayStudent brainstormContent displays I aim for my displays to be used by students and to support a sense of belonging to the class and school community. Student Work on Display I make an effort to display student work so they can take pride in the work they have created and take ownership of the learning and classroom. Student Brainstorm Students brainstorm questions, prior knowledge, create on-going vocabulary lists or add to a “what we’ve learnt” wall. Content Displays These displays are the ones that I generally laminate, which provide reminders about content such as conjunctions or skills such as the problem solving process. I hope you will be inspired by some of my displays. Resources: Art Vocabulary with Pictures 6 S Strategy Questions and Pictures Warm and Cool Comments: display posters Like this: Like Loading...
First Day of School Activities for Big Kids Every time I mentioned Back to School on my Facebook page at least one person mentions that it can't possibly be time yet! I know, I know! It's much too soon...but the fact is that it's coming. Throughout the summer, I have been compiling some brilliant first day of school activities from around the blogosphere. I highly encourage you to click on each picture or the link below the picture to visit the blog post with more details! Use Skittles or M&Ms to get to know students! This gallery walk is a non-threatening and entertaining way for you to learn more about your students and to let them learn more about each other. One of my Facebook fans shared this idea. All you need are some plastic cups, and you have the perfect cooperative learning activity! When I taught 3rd grade, this was always the highlight of the first day of school. Marshmallow Challenge from Live.Love.Laugh I used to do an activity like this with mini marshmallows and toothpicks, but I LOVE this version using spaghetti.
Free Stuff! | Just Us Here are the homeschool materials I create for my children and share with you. I make these for my own children, so they reflect what I want my children to learn…meaning that most of these have Bible elements to them :) Join the Yahoo Group if you want to receive an email from me when I create something new. Most recently created: Modern History Timeline Modern History Art Timeline Minibooks Modern History Music Timeline Minibooks Timeline Decade Pages The Easy Peasy All in One Curriculum — a work in progress — my all free curriculum I am making for my kids and yours Below you can see the list of lapbooks and things I have made. The King Will Make a Way These all go with the book, The King Will Make a Way, an allegorical Christian novel about the last days. Language Arts Lessons (see it HERE) Comprehension and Vocabulary Unit Study Lessons (see it HERE) Bible Lessons for Students (see it HERE) Animal Lapbooks - animals in winter lapbook (Download: Animals in Winter) Country Lapbooks Language Arts Math
Classroom Paper Recycling | TryEngineering Lesson Focus Lesson focuses on how engineers and others have developed and improved the manufacturing of recycled paper. Students work in teams to recycle and manufacture their own recycled paper while learning how recycled paper is manufactured on a larger scale in paper facilities. Student teams evaluate current processes for creating paper and develop improvement to the procedure. Age Levels: Objectives Learn about recycled paper manufacturing.Learn about re-engineering.Learn how engineering can help solve society's challenges.Learn about teamwork and problem solving. Anticipated Learner Outcomes As a result of this activity, students should develop an understanding of: paper recyclingmanufacturing processesengineering designteamwork Lesson Activities Students learn about how chemical engineers and others work together to create recycled paper. Resources/Materials Teacher Resource Documents (attached)Student Resource Sheet (attached)Student Worksheets (attached)
TopicBox.net - free teacher resources for every UK primary school teaching topic Nutcracker Art Project | Deep Space Sparkle Most everyone has either read The Nutcracker and the Mouse King a story written in 1816 by German author E. T. A. When I was an art teacher, I didn’t create a Nutcracker lesson for my students. Now my desire to help other art teachers find lessons that are not only doable, but rich in art techniques and creative possibilities, has paved the way for a very easy Nutcracker activity. It’s important to note that creating a background is totally optional. Here’s what to do: Draw a snowy forest floor with a black sharpie marker across the bottom of the paper. Add a variety of large tree shapes above the forest floor. Pour Crayola acrylic paints (I LOVE this stuff) into a few small, plastic containers and start painting. try not to use too much water as the thicker this paint, the more beautiful it is. Adding white teaches children about color theory and creating TINTS. Use a q-tip, back end of a brush and a small brush to make the marks and patterns.