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Newton's Third Law: Action-Reaction

This Web 2.0 resource links to an interactive presentation of Newton’s 3rd Law. Teachers can also find a link on the page to support materials to help in the preparation of the lesson. PBS describes this as a “blended lesson supporting literacy skills” where students will “develop their literacy skills as they explore a science focus.” To use this in the classroom, the teacher can share the link with the students and let them explore the site and answer the questions. #etlobest

Adjectives: Color, Size, Shape

Adjectives are an important part of grammar because they make our sentences more interesting. These activities explore adjectives that tell about color, size, and shape. There are 4 activities included: 4 pictures of nouns and adjective words to sort that describe the nounsSorting page to sort the adjectives by color, size, or shape words2 Venn diagram options to compare 2 nouns in the room3-flap foldable to find adjectives in a familiar story (You could also use this foldable to do a collabora

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Read this newspaper clip – where an Englishman described how kind the Boers were and that everything that was said in England about the Boers, was not true. From the Boer War Facebook page Fr…

Natural Disasters Vocabulary Interactive Booklet

Help your upper elementary students explore the various natural disasters with this engaging cut and paste booklet! Students can cut out the name of each described disaster and glue it in its place or write in their own facts!Check out the preview for more!With this resource you'll get:2 different options for a booklet - cut and paste matching terms and definitions or write in your own three facts about each natural disaster2 different booklet sizes - half page or full page so that you can decid

Analyzing Patterns - Intro to Arithmetic and Geometric Patterns (and others)

This purchase includes a 2-page student handout that allows students to explore patterns, introduces the vocabulary of arithmetic and geometric sequences, and invites students to describe and extend patterns using multiple representations. The back side of the handout includes and activity that invites students to build patterns using toothpicks to explore how they can be extended.The download is a completely editable Word document and includes and answer key.