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This activity is a word scramble that improves children's spelling and helps them brush up on their history. If they finish early you could have them color the picture.

This activity is a word scramble that improves children's spelling and helps them brush up on their history. If they finish early you could have them color the picture.

This is a comprehensive website that educates visitors on resume and cover letter writing; job search and interview techniques by providing them with informative content, top-notch samples, and articles.

This is a comprehensive website that educates visitors on resume and cover letter writing; job search and interview techniques by providing them with informative content, top-notch samples, and articles.

Sometimes it is hard for kids with special needs to use their fingers. Some of these apps discussed on this site help students use their fingers by tracing letters or spelling their name on a tablet. This site offers apps for math, reading, matching, spelling, memory, and more. Special education kids might need a little bit more stimulation during their learning instead of pencil and paper. Touch tablets allow them to stay interested by learning hands-on and seeing rewards visually.

This is a YouTube video titled "Being a Good Citizen Narration". A book like this is one I would read to my students to teach them what being a good citizen means and ways they can be good citizens themselves (social studies standard 1.2.3).

If you scroll down to page 10 of this pdf file, you will find the start of a lengthy unit theme lesson plan template. It gives you step by step templates on what to do and even supplies certificates of achievement to pass out to students at the end.

Looking for a site that helps students achieve and know they have achieved? This site asks questions to second graders allowing them to choose the answer. Great tool for practice in the homes and even in the classroom.

Need a cool activity for your second grade classroom that helps them know the difference between Facts and Opinions? Look into this site. Giving students the opportunity to create while learning is great. This teacher did a very good job.

There's a fantastic place way up in Vancouver, Canada called Science World. And we heard a rumor that they had the thickest, bounciest bubbles around. So we asked them how they did it. Here are their recipes for bubbles that not only blow up nice and big, but do tricks and experiments! This activity would go with the standard: K.1.1. Use all senses as appropriate to observe, sort and describe objects according to their composition and physical properties, such as size, color and shape. Explain these choices to others and generate questions about the objects.

A website which can provide several activities for a first grade social studies class based on geography. However it does have choices on the side for other grade levels too.

JumpStart's collection of fun social studies activities is free, printable, and designed for students of different ages. These activities cover topics in geography, history, civics, and many other related subjects. Parents and teachers using them can rest assured that the kids are learning as much as they're having fun.

This activity can focus on standard 4.RL.3.2. It helps the students to learn the sounds of words, then asks them to read through a poem or story and answer questions relating to different perspectives and story lines.

In the theme of the month, this fun activity challenges students to write their own creative Scary story. It also falls in line with IDOE Standard 4.W.3.3 in which students are asked to establish an introduction, organize events that unfold naturally, use dialogue and descriptive detail, and employ sensory with sufficient sensory. This activity not only tests their knowledge in this area, it has help steps to guide them!!