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This is a fun citizenship song and community song that teaches kids about being a citizen and being part of their community.
Community Song Lyrics:
There’s so much goin’ on around me
Sometimes I think that it is all about me
Then I look around and see what’s in front of me
It’s you, and me, we help others in need
I am a citizen of my society
And I participate in my community
I do my part, I keep it clean
I make this world a better place for you and me
I love my neighbor, I treat ‘em good
I show respect and dignity like I should
I love my family, I follow all the rules
I take responsibility for what I need to do
There’s so much goin’ on around me
Sometimes I think that it is all about me
Then I look around and see what’s in front of me
It’s you, and me, we help others in need
I do all I can to make this world a better place
Show respect to my neighbor and to the whole human race
Citizenship is who I am, everything that I do
I take care of the environment, how about you?
Our kids need a lot of practice and examples of how to treat each other kindly. The Community Song (Citizenship Song) is a character song that teaches citizenship and community.
This song will teach students how to be a good citizen in the community. This is a song for learning how to be citizens of the community. Your kids will absolutely love this community song.
Using this Thanksgiving Day Alphabetical Order Worksheet, students will write twenty Thanksgiving themed words in alphabetical order.
Knowing how to put words in alphabetical order is an important life skill for your students to be able to do. This worksheet help them be able to find words in a dictionary, file folders in an office, and look for destination locations at the airport.
First, write the alphabet at the top of your paper. Next, look for words that begin with A. If you find a word, write it on the line and cross it out in the word bank. Then, keep looking for words starting with B all the way to Z. As you read, circle words that begin with the letter Z!
In this Thanksgiving Fact Families Worksheet, students write related addition and subtraction equations using the same three numbers.
Fact families improve your students mental math skills. This worksheet pushes your students to find the missing number of the fact family. Perfect for the days leading up to Thanksgiving to keep students learning and engaged!
Students write four addition and subtraction sentences using any three numbers of their choice.
Using this Thanksgiving Graph Worksheet, students graph the Thanksgiving objects shown below to practice creating and reading a graph.
Keeping students' attention and focus before a holiday is often difficult. This worksheet helps your students practice their graphing skills while getting into the holiday spirit.
Students count the number of Thanksgiving objects. Then, they graph the object in the bar graph.
Using this Thanksgiving Nouns Worksheet, students circle the words below that show an example of a noun to gain a better understanding of parts of speech.
Your students will encounter new words in their reading and lessons. This worksheet will help your students to improve their vocabulary. A perfect addition to your Thanksgiving week fun!
Students circle the words below that show an example of a noun. Then, students choose two nouns to write more about.
Using Thanksgiving Skip Counting Worksheet, students start at the provided number and count forward by the pattern to build counting fluency skills.
Being able to count forwards and backwards from any number is an important skill for your students. It will help your students as they begin counting coins and skip counting. This worksheet gives them the practice that they need to become really good counters so they can count in a snap.
Students begin counting at the provided number.
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Using this Thanksgiving True or False Worksheet, students determine if the sentences about Thanksgiving are true or false.
Many of your students celebrate Thanksgiving. Thanksgiving is a holiday where we give thanks for what we have. This worksheet learns more about Thanksgiving.
Read the sentences below about Thanksgiving. Then, circle TRUE if it is a true sentence or circle FALSE if it is a false sentence. Finally, circle and correct the mistakes in any false sentences.
Using this Thanksgiving Vowel Sounds Worksheet, students circle long or short to tell if the vowel sound you hear is a long vowel or a short vowel.
Your students will encounter words with long and short vowels in them. It's important for them to be able to distinguish between the two to read words. This worksheet gives them practice identifying short and long vowels.
Read the words below. Listen to the underlined vowel sound in each word. Circle long if you hear a long vowel sound and circle short if you hear a short vowel sound.
Using this Thanksgiving I am Thankful List Worksheet, students write people, places, or ideas that they are thankful for.
Many of your students celebrate Thanksgiving. Thanksgiving is a holiday where we give thanks for what we have. This worksheet helps your students brainstorm topics that they are grateful for.
On each of the turkey's feathers, write something that you are grateful for. Then write a full sentence about one of these topics.
Using this Thanksgiving Words Search Worksheet, students search for fifteen Thanksgiving vocabulary words to build their vocabulary!
Your students will love looking for Thanksgiving words in this word search. This worksheet is perfect for the weeks leading up to Winter Break to keep students engaged and focused!
With this worksheet, your students can work independently or with a partner to locate vocabulary words. Once students have finished, challenge them to write sentences to explain why the vocabulary word is important to the holiday.
This Thanksgiving Reading Comprehension Worksheet will help your students build their reading comprehension skills while reading about Thanksgiving traditions.
Many of your students celebrate Thanksgiving. It has been found that students build better reading skills when they read about topics that relate to them. This reading comprehension passage is high interest for your students!
First, students read the questions. Then, read the passage. As you read, underline or circle key words or phrases in the passage that are key details. After reading, use the passage to help you find the answers to aligned questions.
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This animated Alphabet Song B is a great way to reinforce the letter B in a memorable and fun way for your kids. Your students will love singing and dancing along as they hear and see the Letter B and the sound that this letter makes. With repetition, your students will be able to recognize and learn the phonics sounds for the letter b.
As your kids watch the Alphabet Song B, they will learn phonics skills and it will be a helpful resource for you to add to any alphabet or phonics lesson. This song is upbeat, fun, and easy for your students to learn, remember, and follow along. The Alphabet Song B repeats the letter name and sound multiple times, so students can have fun as they listen and repeat this letter. It also has dance moves to make it super fun! This video shows the letter as the song says the letter and sound.
In this Pattern Detective Activity, students play detective by generating a pattern that follows a given rule.
Identifying number patterns will help your students build a strong foundation in mathematics and will help in working with numbers.
To use this Pattern Detective Activity, begin by looking at the pattern on the card. Then, think if the numbers are increasing (getting bigger) or decreasing (getting smaller). Next, think of how the numbers change. After that, write new numbers to continue the pattern.
Using this Body Parts Fill in the Blanks Worksheet, students use a word bank to complete sentences to describe the function of different body parts and senses.
This worksheet will help your students learn or review the different function of parts of body using a word bank.
Students use the word bank to describe different functions of body parts. Once students finish, encourage them to draw pictures or diagrams of each body part.
It's a fun way for students to review key concepts in Math, Reading, Science, and Social Studies!
Your students can use this fun activity to review for standardized testing or as an end-of-the-year review.
With this Are You Smarter than a Fifth Grader Activity, your students can compete and review using this fun rendition of "Are You Smarter Than a Fifth Grader?".
Four contestants (or teams) battle it out during eight rounds of gameplay to decide who is Smarter than a 5th Grader! The team with the youngest player starts by selecting one of eight topics on the Topic Board. Once a topic is selected, place nine vocabulary card words face down on the corresponding board, and the definition cards face up next to the board. Each player takes a turn selecting a vocabulary word and matching the word to its definition. After each player has taken a turn, select another topic and reset the game board. Play continues until all topic rounds have been completed. The player with the most pairs of correct words and definitions is the winner! Use the worksheet to record the eight word-and-definition pairs you guessed during gameplay.
To prepare this activity, print on card stock. Then, cut out the cards. Finally, laminate the activity for a longer-lasting resource.
This animated Alphabet Song A is a great way to reinforce the letter A in a memorable and fun way for your kids. Your students will love singing and dancing along as they hear and see the Letter A and the sounds that this letter makes. With repetition, your students will be able to recognize and learn the phonics sounds for the letter a.
As your kids watch the Alphabet Song A, they will learn phonics skills and it will be a helpful resource for you to add to any alphabet or phonics lesson. This song is upbeat, fun, and easy for your students to learn, remember, and follow along. The Alphabet Song A repeats the letter name and sound multiple times, so students can have fun as they listen and repeat this letter. It also has dance moves to make it super fun! This video shows the letter as the song says the letter and sound.
Using Solving Multiplication Word Problems Worksheet, students solve multiplication word problems in order to build multiplication fact fluency.
Your students need a lot of practice solving multiplication problems. This worksheet will give your students the opportunity to practice and check their answers.
Students solve five multiplication word problems. Then, students write their own word problems to solve.
Using Single Digit Subtraction Worksheet, students solve single digit subtraction problems to build fact fluency.
Your students need a lot of practice solving subtraction problems. Having good fact fluency allows your students to focus on more rigorous subtraction problems. This worksheet will give your students the opportunity to practice.
Students solve single digit subtraction problems. Then, challenge students to write word problems based on equations from worksheet.
The Lion and the Mouse Reading Comprehension Worksheet will help your students build their reading comprehension skills while reading a lesson about a mouse and lion.
Many of your students enjoy reading about life lessons. It has been found that students build better reading skills when they read about topics that relate to them. This reading comprehension passage is high interest for your students!
First, students read the questions. Then, read the passage. As you read, underline or circle key words or phrases in the passage that are key details. After reading, use the passage to help you find the answers to aligned questions.
Using this Multiples of Ten Worksheet, students multiply numbers by multiples of 10 in order to find a place value pattern.
Being able to multiply by powers of 10 will support your students as they advance in their math career. This worksheet will help them as they multiply by Exponents and find patterns in place value.
Multiply the given numbers by 1, 10, and 100 in order to find a place value pattern. Then, students can create their own place value patterns.
Using Fun Friday Minutes Behavior Plan, teachers can record the amount of Fun Friday minutes each student in their class has earned.
Complete the form below with the names of all your students. Starting on Monday, as you go through the week, put an X each time a student is not following directions or procedures. At the end of the day on Friday, give students 30 minutes of “Fun Friday” to play educational games and art activities. Students who have X’s they have accumulated through the week must stay at their desk working on review or reading until their quiet time is completed.
Fun Friday is a great motivator for your students to stay on track with their work and behavior during the week.
This worksheet will help you keep track of the minutes each student has for Fun Friday.
This All About Me Worksheet is the perfect way for students to share information about themselves for back to school and to help build culture and community in your classroom!
During the back to school week, it's so important that students find commonalities among each other. This helps build trust and relationships that help foster culture and partnerships between your students.
With this worksheet, students complete each box with details about themselves so that their classmates can learn about more about them and things that make them unique! Also, have your kids color it in!
In this Star Wars Rays and Angles Activity, students recognize angles as obtuse, acute or right by playing War!
This activity teaches students how to use a recognize an angle as acute, obtuse, or right. This activity is perfect for small group, math centers or independent practice.
Use this Star Wars Rays and Angles Activity by first picking a character . Then, measure the angle using a protractor. Next, decide if the angle is right, obtuse, or acute. Afterwards, play the card game War to help Princess Raya defeat Darth Rayder. You and your opponent flip over the top card of your deck. Measure both angles using a protractor. The person with the largest angle keeps both cards. To win, collect all cards from your opponent’s deck.
Using Fun Friday Minutes Behavior Plan, teachers can record the amount of Fun Friday minutes each student in their class has earned.
Complete the form below with the names of all your students. Starting on Monday, as you go through the week, put an X each time a student is not following directions or procedures. At the end of the day on Friday, give students 30 minutes of “Fun Friday” to play educational games and art activities. Students who have X’s they have accumulated through the week must stay at their desk working on review or reading until their quiet time is completed.
Fun Friday is a great motivator for your students to stay on track with their work and behavior during the week.
This worksheet will help you keep track of the minutes each student has for Fun Friday.
Using Correcting Sentences Worksheet, students correct the missing capitals, commas, and apostrophes in the sentences shown.
Being able to write without errors helps your students to write with credibility. This worksheet gives your students practice with finding editing errors out the sentence.
Read the sentences. Then, students give each sentence a capital letter at the beginning and the correct punctuation at the end.
Using Printable Base 10 Blocks, students use blocks or numbers to organize numbers into hundreds, tens, and ones on a place value chart.
Base Ten Blocks represent Hundreds, Tens, and Ones. These base ten blocks will help your students visualize three digit numbers.
Use these Base-10 Blocks with any place value chart. You will receive 1 Hundred, 10 Tens, and 50 Ones included. Each block is 1cm x 1 cm
Using Three Digit Multiplication Worksheet, students solve double digit multiplication problems in order to build multiplication fact fluency.
Your students need a lot of practice solving multiplication problems. This worksheet will give your students the opportunity to practice and check their answers.
Students solve 10 3 x 3 digit multiplication problems with regrouping. Then, students write the products in order.
Using Editing Sentences Worksheet, students rewrite the sentences with the correct use of capital letters and end marks to practice writing without errors.
Being able to write without errors helps your students to write with credibility. This worksheet gives your students practice with finding editing errors out the sentence.
Read the sentences below. Then, students give each sentence a capital letter at the beginning and the correct punctuation at the end.
Using this Author At Work Writing Checklist Activity, students use writing checklists when writing narratives, informative essays, and opinion essays. These checklists help ensure their written work is written clearly and contains the necessary components.
To become good writers, our students must include specific components depending on the type of writing they are developing. These writing checklists help your students to self-assess their work and produce clear and coherent writing in which the development and organization are appropriate to the task, purpose, and audience.
Give your students a writing topic and challenge them to use the corresponding writing checklist to produce their writing.
In this Completing Fact Families Worksheet, students write related addition and subtraction equations using the same three numbers.
Fact families improve your students mental math skills. This worksheet helps your students to find the relationship between addition and subtraction using fact families.
Students write four addition and subtraction sentences using any three numbers of their choice.
While using our Addition Word Problems Worksheet, students solve addition word problems by drawing pictures and writing equations.
Are you teaching addition with your students? If your kids are learning about addition, this adding resource can be a great way to help them explore how to practice different strategies to solve.
Read the addition word problems. Use objects or the spaces below to draw pictures that represent each problem. Then, complete the equation with the correct answer.
Using this Simple Sentences Reading Practice Worksheet, students practice reading these sentences one word at a time to build reading accuracy and fluency skills.
Your younger readers need a lot of support when they first learn to read. This worksheet gives them support to make sure that they don't miss a word while they are reading.
Read the sentences below. Start from at the star on the left. Touch each word as you read.
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Using 1 Child Family Tree Worksheet, students create their own family tree to show the relationship between 1 Child, 2 Parents, and 4 Grandparents.
Family Trees are a personal way for students to share about their family. This worksheet helps your students organize their family tree if they are an only child.
Students write in the names of their parents and grandparents on this family tree organizer.
Using Double Digit Subtraction With Regrouping Worksheet, students solve double digit subtraction problems with regrouping.
Your students need a lot of practice solving subtraction problems with regrouping. This worksheet will give your students the opportunity to practice.
Students solve each of the two digit subtraction problems by following the steps for subtracting two digit numbers. Once finished, students color answers based on if the sum is even or odd.
Using this World Blank Map Worksheet, students identify continents and countries by labeling and coloring.
Being able to identify countries and continents will help your students as they read a map and travel. This blank worksheet can be used in multiple ways as they build their knowledge.
Students label and color the World Map.
Using this Compare and Contrast Graphic Organizer Activity, students organize their ideas using any of the provided graphic organizers in order to compare and contrast the structure of events, ideas, concepts, and information in two or more texts.
Being able to compare text structures between two texts is an important skill for your students be able to do. This graphic organizer activity will help organize their ideas.
Students can fill in these graphic organizers with examples of similarities and differences about the chronology of events, story details, cause and effect, and problem and solution.
Using the Determining Place Value Worksheet, students write the amount of ones, tens, and hundreds that are in each number to build place value understanding.
By counting hundreds, tens and ones, students gain an understanding of how numbers are created. This worksheet helps your students build their conceptual knowledge of what numbers mean.
Read the numbers. Write the amount of ones, tens, and hundreds that are in each number.
In this Rounding Road Trip Activity, students round numbers to the given digit.
Rounding will help your students as they estimate sums and products when they check their work. This lesson is perfect for small group, math centers or independent practice.
First, find the underlined number. Then, round to that underlined number. Next, match find the number on the airplane card. Finally, continue your practice with the provided worksheets individually or with a partner.
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While using our Make it True Missing Number Addition Worksheet, students write the missing numbers into the equations to make the equations true.
Are you teaching addition with your students? If your kids are learning about addition, this adding resource can be a great way to help them explore how to practice different strategies to solve.
Read the equations below. Next, decide what missing number makes the equations true. Then, write the missing numbers into the equations.
Using this United States Blank Map Worksheet, students identify states by labeling and coloring.
Being able to identify states will help your students as they read a map and travel. This blank worksheet can be used in multiple ways as they build their knowledge.
Students label and color the United States Map.
Use these Uppercase and Lowercase Handwriting Worksheets, your students can practice writing the uppercase and lowercase letters of the alphabet as well as how to hold and grasp a pencil.
Fine Motor Skills are a crucial skill for your students. This worksheet helps your students build their fine motor skills while using a pencil.
Practice holding your pencil just right. Practice writing all 26 lowercase and uppercase alphabet letters.
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Are you teaching alphabet letter recognition with your students? If your kids are learning about uppercase and lowercase letters and letter recognition, this activity can be a great way to help them explore the letters of the alphabet.
Use the alphabet letter flash cards in this Alphabet Letter Recognition Activity to help your students with alphabet letter identification as they name all of the uppercase and lowercase letters.
Then, use the activity pages to assess student understanding by having them point to each letter and say the letter name aloud. This activity will help students recognize and name all uppercase and lowercase letters of the alphabet.
As an extension activity, you can have your students match the uppercase letter to the lowercase letter.
Teaching uppercase and lowercase letters is an important skill when learning phonics, letters, and letter recognition. It’s also important to make sure they can match uppercase and lowercase letters. When students can effectively learn how to easily recognize the letters of the alphabet, they will easily be able to transition into better readers and writers.
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Symmetry will help your students as they create their own art and decorate their house. This lesson is perfect for small group, math centers or independent practice.
First, identify line-symmetric figures and draw lines of symmetry. Then, draw the line of symmetry on each of the shapes. Next, sort the shapes into the Symmetrical and Asymmetrical categories. Finally, continue your practice on the provided worksheet individually or with a partner. Continue the challenge by completing a shape to make it symmetrical.
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In this Pirate Problems Math Word Problems Activity, students use the four operations to solve word problems involving distances, intervals of time, liquid volumes, masses of objects, and money.
Your students will encounter many measurement situations outside of the classroom. This lesson is perfect for small group, math centers or independent practice.
First, find and solve one problem per category A,B,C,D, and E. Then, check your work as a class. Use the recording sheet to show your thinking and record your answers.
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