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Thursday, January 31, 2013

FREE LANGUAGE ARTS LESSON - “Get It Write! Free State Testing Printables, Posters, Rubric, and More!”

by Danielle Knight
3rd -12th Grade


It’s Here! Oh My! The State Test is Right Around the Corner!

This FREE “Get it Write” Teacher Pack Includes:

Countdown to State Test Printable for Poster 
--Really colorful. You just have to "x" off the days...no taping, no gluing, and no cutting!
--Great Poster for your Any Classroom, hallway, main office,
media center...really anywhere!
--Or, print out as 8.5x11 and give it to your students

Peer Editing Checklist (handout)
Expository Writing Prompt
--Appropriate for February / Black History Month

“R.A.C.E” Printable for Poster or Handout.
“S.O.A.P.S” Printable for Poster or Handout.
--RACE and SOAPS are not original, they've been around for many years! ELA teachers have been using it a long time. Proven to be a successful way to get your students to remember the formula!

2 State Testing ELA Scoring Rubrics (one with R.A.C.E and one without)

Writer’s Checklist (2 per sheet, just cut!)

Please provide me with really appreciated feedback! 

Enjoy your FREEBIE! Thank You!

Copyright 2013
Danielle Knight, Study All Knight,The Knight’s Stuff, LLC.

**This Download is 10 pages in a convenient PDF FILE**


Wednesday, January 30, 2013

FREE SCIENCE LESSON - “The Scientific Method - Owl Scientists”

by Sue Cahalane
1st - 4th Grade



The 5 main steps of The Scientific Method are explained in a black and white worksheet for your students. I've included a fun experiment called "The Runaway Pepper Experiment" that can be used to illustrate The Scientific Method. The only materials you 'll need for the experiment are water, pepper and soap. It has a great WOW factor, my students love doing this one! Pepper experiment student worksheet and answer key are provided. 

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Page 1 - The 5 Steps of The Scientific Experiment, student worksheet
Page 2 - The Runaway Pepper Experiment - materials and method
Page 3- The Scientific Method, Runaway Pepper Experiment, student worksheet
Page 4 - Answer Key




Tuesday, January 29, 2013

FREE MISC. LESSON - “Anti-Bullying Song -- Teaches that bullies are boring. Funny teen vocal. Scary Guy”

by I am Bullyproof Music
2nd - 6th Grade



Bullies are a yawn. Teen Zoe makes her point brilliantly in this highly amusing anti-bullying empowerment tune. Our tune "Scary Guy" teaches students how to bullyproof themselves with humor. This song easily leads to character education SEL classroom discussions around choosing more wisely the company we keep. Why hang out with dreary people? Positivity is a whole lot more fun. Bully be gone! 

(c) 2012 Words and music to "Scary Guy" by Lessia Bonn
for I am Bullyproof Music 
Vocal by crew girl, Zoe, 16
Background vocals/keyboard; Lessia Bonn

fun trivia; Our drummer, Bucket, also plays for Alicia Keys and Justin Timerlake! He's a hoot.




Monday, January 28, 2013

FREE MATH LESSON - “Jumping Puddles - A Fun Game to Reinforce Place Value”

by Math - It Works
2nd - 3rd Grade



A fun game to help your students practice their fluency with adding and subtracting by 1s, 10s, and 100s. This is a great way to review and reinforce place value and skip counting. Included is an instruction sheet and answer key. Jumping Puddles can be played by the whole class or students with similar skill levels can play against each other. 

This game can be modified for struggling students by using a two digit number or you can use a four digit number for a little extra challenge. Have fun!

Follow me: Math - It Works for more games, activities and assessments. Coming soon, Jumping Puddles with 5s, 10s, 25s, and 100s. 






Sunday, January 27, 2013

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FREE MISC. LESSON - “Birthday Activity”

by Rikki Lee
PreKindergarten - 3rd Grade



For this birthday activity, you have two options: first you could print page 2 and have the birthday child cut it out. Or option 2, you could have the birthday child cut out page 3 and color it to their liking. 

Page 4 are sparkle statements. I place one strip on each child’s desk. They have to write a sparkle statement to that child on their birthday. I tell the kids I don’t want them to write Suzy is nice. I want them to think of good qualities about that specific child. We usually have a lesson before. 

Then when they are finished with their sparkle statement they bring it to my back table. I usually do this first thing in the morning. I make the strips into a chain. I attach the chain to the picture of the cake. 

This is a way of celebrating that child. My students have always loved this activity. I would recommend printing this activity on cardstock. It's pretty flimsy if you don't.






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Friday, January 25, 2013

FREE MISC. LESSON - “Music: Rhythm Chart (for USA)”

by Aussie Music Teacher
3rd - 8th Grade



A useful handout for your students to use as a reference for their rhythm work. 

It is particularly good to use in conjunction with your aural work i.e. rhythm dictations.

This is the one resource that I am STILL using with all of my music classes after 25 plus years of teaching.




FREE MATH LESSON - “I Have, Who Has? Place Value 5.NBT.1 (freebie)”

by Kimberly Quinn
4th - 5th Grade



I Have, Who Has? activities are a simple way to review a concept with your students. Traditionally the game is played with the whole class (see below for variations). 

This game is aligned with the 5th grade Common Core (5.NBT.1)

Print out on card stock and laminate for durability. 
Cut out the individual cards.
These look great printed on light blue card stock.

Whole class activity:

Pass out a card to each student. Given the class size you may need to give more than one card to some students. (Each card must be used for the activity to work.)

Pick a student to start. Have the student read their card aloud. The student who has the answer to the first card reads their card next. The last student to read their card should connect back to the first card that was read.

Variations – When first introducing this game to your class it is helpful to photocopy several copies and have the students work on them in small groups. Have them line up the cards making sure the last card connects back to the first. This helps reinforce the concept being reviewed while getting the students familiar with how the game works.




Wednesday, January 23, 2013

FREE LANGUAGE ARTS LESSON - “Valentine’s Day Word Challenge”

by Amy Biddison
2nd - 5th Grade


Use this fun Valentine's Day Word Challenge to engage your students in working with sounds and words. Students will use the scrambled letters from two common Valentine's symbols to create as many other words as they can. The second goal is to decode the scrambled letters to figure out the challenge words. 

This is a great activity to do whole class, individually or as a word work center. Make a game out of it by challenging students to create as many words as they can that other students do not have. My class also loves to find as many words as they can while racing the clock.

I hope you and your class enjoy this activity as much as we have!




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Tuesday, January 22, 2013

FREE SOCIAL STUDIES LESSON - “Free United States Clip Art: Presidents, Eagle Symbol, and U.S. Flag”

by Charlotte’s Clips
Pre-Kindergarten - 12th Grade



Free United States clipart set includes:

George Washington,
Abraham Lincoln,
American Eagle,
United States Flag
Presidents Banner

These graphics are in 300 dpi transparent png format. This will provide you with high quality images for printing and ease in resizing.

There may be used in single classrooms and TPT created products and freebies. Complete terms of use are included in download.



Monday, January 21, 2013

FREE LANGUAGE ARTS LESSON - “Presidents' Day Poetry Station”

by Sheila Melton
Pre-Kindergarten - 2nd Grade



This is a poem celebrating Presidents' Day. It then goes in the Poetry Station after being used for Shared Reading for a week. The ABC order activity uses words from the poem.

Sunday, January 20, 2013

FREE MATH LESSON - “Math About Me {Freebie}”

by Melissa Machan
1st - 3rd Grade



This is a great craftivity to do for Back to School or to hang up for Open House. This is similar to an All About Me beginning of the year activity except now we're looking at how numbers are a part of our lives. Students will see how there are so many ways that Math can describe them. 

If you like this freebie, please consider leaving feedback. I'd love to continue working to make quality products. You can also follow me on my blog First Grade Smiles

Enjoy and come back soon!
Melissa






Saturday, January 19, 2013

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FREE LANGUAGE ARTS LESSON - “Common Core Resource: Reading Graphic Organizer for Using Textual Evidence”

by Big City Teacher
3rd - 6th Grade



Great common core resource to help students use the text to support their responses. 

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Wednesday, January 16, 2013

FREE MATH LESSON - “Exponent Rules Graphic Organizer”

by Gina Wilson
7th - 10th Grade



I use this graphic organizer to review the exponent rule concepts right before I play my Exponent Rules Koosh Ball Game. The rules (or laws) covered are:

-Power Rule
-Product Rule
-Quotient Rule
-Negative Exponent Rule
-Adding & Subtracting Monomials (combine like terms only)

It is a great way to organize all the concepts and have everything together. Answer key is included.

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Tuesday, January 15, 2013

FREE MISC. LESSON - “Free ABC Print Dotted Font”

by Fonts4Teachers
Pre-Kindergarten - 3rd Grade



Create handwriting worksheets for your students with this amazing ABC Print Dotted Font. Students will be able to recognize and trace letters easily without the need of lines or arrows.


Monday, January 14, 2013

FREE LANGUAGE ARTS LESSON - “Elements of a Good Paragraph - T.E.E.E.C. Strategy”

by Melissa O’Bryan
3rd - 8th Grade



This practice sheet gives students a place to write paragraphs using the T.E.E.E.C. strategy. T stands for topic sentence, Es stand for examples/explanation sentences, and C stands for concluding sentence. We use this acronym in my fifth grade classroom throughout the year to enforce the components of a proper paragraph.


Sunday, January 13, 2013

FREE MISC. LESSON - “Table Job Labels (Green Polka Dot)”

by 4mulaFun
Pre-Kindergarten - 12th Grade



These cute little labels are perfect to put on the corners of groups of desks so each child has a job. Graphics are from Melonheadz Illustrating and From the Pond. 

There are a total of 8 labels with 6 of them being filled out with the following jobs:

Table Leader
Scribe
Materials Manager
Cleanup Crew
Motivation Manager
Tight Lip Lieutenant

as well as 2 blank labels for your use. I secure these to my desks in the beginning of the year and my students are able to sit at any seat at their assigned table and therefore the jobs get rotated around on a regular basis. They never know when we might do group work so there is no real "choosing" of a job each day.

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