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These are just what you were looking for... no prep, print-and-go pages for your students who are working on /l/, "th", /r/, "er," and /s/ at the word level! Use them with a group by letting students color a picture…
Use this hands-on activity to help your students rearrange statements into questions. Students are able to physically manipulate the sentence parts, giving them a chance to try them in various positions before deciding on an answer. Included are instructions, two…
Idioms can be tricky to work on because they are not always that commonly used, but sports idioms are used in many situations that your students might encounter. Also, because most of them are based on familiar sports, it's easier…
Do your students need extra practice discriminating between facts and opinions? You can use these cards that contain picnic-related statements to practice them and discuss why they are one or the other. There are 23 cards with statements and a…
Let these baseball players help your students answer baseball-themed "How would you feel if..." questions. Students can identify the player that corresponds to an appropriate emotion and then, if able, explain why they would feel that way. For many of…
This activity is a fun way for your students to practice their speech sounds! With the printable page, you can cut a hole in the frog's mouth for the cards to go into and attach it to an empty tissue…