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Are you studying the national parks or environmentalist John Muir with your students? This beautiful poster and activity will not only teach your students about the John Muir, but it also makes a great hallway display. Students will each color one square of the poster and once they are placed together, the masterpiece is revealed.
Are your students studying the national parks? This is the perfect project for students to complete to demonstrate their knowledge of a park. The resource helps students organize their information before putting it into their final brochure.
Do you teach using the National Parks? In this resource, you will find all 63 National Park pennants. These pennants are perfect for a mini-research project or for your students to celebrate National Park Week in April. There are two versions of each pennant- one with a map and one without a map. There is also a “National Park Passport” cover if you would like to make the pennants into a booklet.
Planning a road trip to the national parks has never been so fun! In this cross-curricular project students will plan, budget, and journal about their national park road trip. They will pull skills from math, language arts, and social studies and work with their group members to complete the project.
Teaching students how to write a research paper can be difficult. This FULL UNIT makes it easier for the teacher to teach students to write quality research papers about the National Parks. This resource will walk your students step-by-step through the writing process- from brainstorming ideas to publishing the final product.
Make this Advent meaningful for your students by teaching them all about the Nativity story. Students will color pages that go along with the story, and each page includes a Bible passage to go along with it.
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Are you looking for a fun and engaging activity to incorporate into the Christmas season? Look no further than this beautiful Nativity Scene collaborative poster! This poster is the perfect way to celebrate the Christmas season!
Engage your students with the Alaskan wilderness, while teaching them about non-fiction text structure and text features. In this week-long unit, your students will leave your classroom knowledgeable about the skills, and perhaps with a little excitement for Alaska!
Is your class learning about the Northeast region? Are they having trouble learning where each state is located within the region? Look no further! This resource has everything you need to teach your students about the locations of the Northeast states.
Getting students writing can help expand their minds and imaginations. Use these November themed writing prompts to engage your students with seasonal topics in centers, whole-class instruction, or an early finisher activity.
Are you at the end of your number patterns unit and looking for a highly engaging review? This resource will get your students up and moving while reviewing shape and number patterns. This activity is great for upper elementary students.
Are you looking to create a meaningful bulletin board for your classroom this October? If so, this is the perfect set for you! This bulletin board set is themed around St. Francis of Assisi who we celebrate on October 4. St. Francis loved animals and honoring God’s creation and this set will encourage your students to do the same.
With this resource you just simply print, cut, and post! I have also included PNG files which can be used with a Cricut.
Getting students writing can help expand their minds and imaginations. Use these October themed writing prompts to engage your students with seasonal topics in centers, whole-class instruction, or an early finisher activity.
Are you struggling to engage your readers? In this high interest resource, students will learn all about Olympic National Park. This is a week long resource that will have students wanting to learn more about the National Parks of the United States.
Encourage your students to be peacemakers with this powerful prayer service. Go deep into what peace looks like in the heart, home, school, community, city, and world. Have students look at how they can be peacemakers and how even the smallest act can make a big impact. This prayer service is great to do during Catholic Schools Week.
Are you looking to teach your students the meaning behind Pentecost? This holy day in the Catholic church is celebrated on the 50th day of Easter. On this day we honor when the Holy Spirit descended upon the apostles. Students will leave your class having a better understanding and appreciation for this special day.
In this bundle you will receive three different versions of the resource- upper elementary (grades 3-5), primary grades (grades 1-2), and early childhood (grades pre-k and kindergarten).
