Harry Potter Haiku Students learn how to write a haiku using the Harry Potter book series as a prompt.		Election Vocabulary Bingo Cards Use these bingo cards to play Bingo, after learning election vocabulary.
U.S. Election Vocabulary This election vocabulary will help teaching students about the U.S. Government.		Homophones Quiz Students are asked to complete a sentence by picking the appropriate homophone from a list.
Harry Potter Haiku Handout This worksheet defines and gives examples of haiku poems, and helps students to write their...		Often Misspelled Words Quiz Students find misspelled words.
Script Writing Handout Use this worksheet to teach students how to write a script to perform in class. This activity...		Find the Misspelled Word Quiz Help students to learn how to spell difficult words.
Write a Harry Potter Script Students learn to summarize one chapter from a Harry Potter book and write a one scene script...		Spell Well Quiz Another great quiz on identifying correctly spelled words!...
Harry Potter Book Covers: Dutch, French, German and Italian Pictures of Harry Potter cover art from around the world.		Anasazi and Plains Indians Quiz Students are asked to recall important facts about the Anasaszi and the Plains Indians.
Harry Potter Book Covers From Around the World Harry Potter book covers from around the world.		First 10 Presidents Quiz Give this quiz on Washington, Adams, Madison, and the other early U.S. Presidents.
Analyzing a Book Character This chart of questions will help students analyze the cover art of a book. Use this worksheet...		Subject/Verb Agreement Quiz Students need to make the subjects agree with the verbs.
Harry Potter Book Covers: British and Danish Take a look at these images of Harry Potter cover art from around the world.		Well vs. Good Quiz Administer a quiz that assesses children's abilities to use "well" and...
My Representatives Worksheet Ask students questions about the U.S. Representatives in your state, with this worksheet. An...		Four Sentence Types Quiz Students have to identify statements, commands, exclamations, and questions.