Language Arts (381)
Whether you're focusing on comprehension strategies, literary analysis, or honing writing techniques, we provide a diverse array of materials to support your teaching objectives. From engaging literature guides to interactive grammar activities, our resources are designed to spark curiosity, inspire creativity, and cultivate a deep appreciation for the power of language.
Web sites you can visit to find some stories to read aloud.
Family engagement and PA's vision for sustainable growth in reading achievement
How do we keep children's interest in group time strong? WIth a little magic! As you well know, without a few surprises and changes, group time can become repetitive and even tedious... here's how to use bags and boxes for group-time suprises.
Playing verbal word games is an engaging way for young children to build early literacy skills. Games include I Spy, Simon Says, Duck Duck Goose...
Read the sentences and write the word "for" on the lines.
Worksheet to accompany "Little Miss Muffet" book. 9 squares to cut and color including apple, cup, ladybug, leaf, lion, lock, ladder, spiderweb...
Worksheets for learning location based clues: Above, behind, below, beside, far from, on, to the left of, to the right of.
Rainbow write each word using 5 colors: write the whole word in one color and then continue the process with the other colors.
Participant's Guide: Navigating Content for English Language Learners
Long and short "O" skill worksheet: Draw a fishing rod for joe, color his socks and coat red. Draw a bone for Spot, put a box next to the rope, color the rock and the boat brown.
Participant's guide: PA's vision for sustinable growth in reading achievement.
In each box, circle the word that names the picture (pet, bed, pen, well, net, ten, bell, jet)
Read the words at the top, the setnecnes, and write the words to complete them. Theme: down on the farm
Workbook: Using data for literacy decision making
Craft for learning the letter E - uppercase and lowercase. Elbow macaroni craft
Use this pattern with your Cat in the Hat shape book: write as many words you can think of that have the letters "at"
Word, page number, book sentence. Prediction, check, my sentence, picture / examples, synonyms, antonyms
4 different activities: children learn to count the sounds in a word. For example, "Can you count the syllables or the word parts in football?"
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