Help your Kindergarten students learn the color word red. This is one color from the KD Creations Learning Color Words resource. These are classroom tested activities which teach the color words in a fun, engaging way.
Included for the color word red are color copies of:
*red song *red poem *red poster *red chart cards
Also included are printable copies of:
*puzzle *word scramble *word search *cut and paste activity *word match *folded book to take home
Great for building pre-emergent readers self-confidence and ownership of familiar words.
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FREE 2D Shapes - Guess the Shape Game PowerPoint. Read the clues out loud, then guess the shape. The 2D shape will appear after all clues have been given and then click to see if you were right! 8 basic shapes: triangle, square, rectangle, diamond, heart, star, circle, and pentagon. Interactive PowerPoint for early learning. Students really enjoy this!
Did you know that you can use PowerPoints like this in Zoom for distance learning? You can share with your students in Microsoft OneDrive, too. Just view in Slideshow mode to see animations.
You can also upload to Google Drive and save as Google Slides, and it will automatically convert. It is editable and easy to make adjustments if necessary.
Memorial Day is coming up soon, and it’s a great time to teach your students about American culture and history. It’s a special day in the USA where we remember and honor those who have served or are currently serving in the armed forces.
But there’s more! Memorial Day isn’t just about remembering; it’s also a good opportunity to teach your ESL students some new words and phrases. By understanding the significance of Memorial Day, your students can grasp the values of patriotism, sacrifice, and gratitude.
In this blog post, we’ll explore the meaning behind Memorial Day. Then delve into essential vocabulary related to the occasion. By incorporating these words and phrases into your lessons, you can help your ELL students connect with American traditions, while expanding their language skills. So let’s get started and make this Memorial Day a meaningful and educational experience for all!
First up, we have the word “sacrifice.”
When someone makes a sacrifice, they give up something valuable or important. This action is done to achieve a goal or gain something else. Sacrifices involve relinquishing something for a greater purpose or benefit. Memorial Day is a day when we honor those who made the ultimate sacrifice by giving their lives to protect our country and our freedoms.
Next, we have the word “honor.”
To honor someone means to show respect or admiration for them by praising them or doing something special in their memory. On Memorial Day, we honor those who made the ultimate sacrifice by remembering and thanking them for their service.
Another important word for Memorial Day is “remember.”
To remember someone means to keep them in your thoughts, even if they are no longer with us. We remember those who fought for our freedom by visiting memorials, attending parades, and decorating gravesites with American flags.
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The “armed forces” is another essential term for Memorial Day.
The armed forces are groups of people whose job is to protect the nation from enemies. They are often referred to as the military. On Memorial Day, we honor all branches of the armed forces—the Army, Navy, Marines, Air Force, and Coast Guard. We honor them for their service and sacrifice.
Lastly, we have the word “veteran.”
A veteran is someone who has served in the military during wartime or peacetime, and they can be either active-duty members or retired members of the armed forces. Veterans are highly respected on Memorial Day, and some communities have special parades just for them!
By teaching your ESL students these keywords and phrases related to Memorial Day, you can help them better understand the significance of this holiday and the sacrifices made by those who serve in the armed forces. Encourage your students to share stories about their loved ones who have served or are currently serving in the military, as it can be a great way for them to learn more about American culture and history. So, go ahead and celebrate Memorial Day with your ESL students by learning some new vocabulary and honoring those who have given their lives for our country!
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A great summer math review for 2nd graders going into 3rd grade! Prevent the summer slide this year and keep the learning going this summer with this second-grade summer review packet. Your little learners will have fun with the summer themed math problems and you will love how easy it is to use! This summer review packet can be for your second-grade students, or your own kids at home! Keep those math skills strong all summer long!
Happy Summer! Have your students write a beautiful summer poem! Great for ENL/ESL, Special Ed. or mainstream classes. File includes: cover page, Guided writing model with suggested vocabulary to write a simple five-line (Cinquain) poem, plus five different summer themed writing templates -four in color and one in black and white.
Challenge your students with this four-page, twenty-question practice exercise to help them with sentence correction practice. Students will read a sentence and then decide which of the five choices following it best replaces the underlined passage. Teachers can use this exercise as a diagnostic tool or a pre-test to create a lesson plan, or as an assignment or test.
Your little learners will love this engaging shark themed CVC Words summer phonics deck from Kamp Kindergarten. Learners select the correct picture in the ocean for the given CVC Word. All of the answer choices on each card begin with the same sound so learners don't automatically know the correct answer after looking at the first letter. This activity works well with shark, ocean, beach, vacation, and summer themes or it may be used at any time during the year.
If you are looking for ways to involve your PreK or K students in a FUN but Learning Specific Activity to practice their recognition skills of Numbers 1-12, then this is the resource you need!
Number Sense June uses a Garden Theme as the hook to get your primary learner counting and learning. Using the File Folders your Pre-K - Kindergarten Students will Sort and Match their Numbers onto the Corresponding Cards they are given. Recognize Each Number, 1-12 In Each of These Formats: dice, ten frames, dots, number word, objects to count, and tally marks.
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