Father's Day -- Write the Beginning Students write the beginnings of sentences that end with Father's Day themed topics.		WWI Propaganda Students will do independent research to find and compare examples of propaganda used in World...
Father's Day -- Finish the Sentences Sentence starters for Father's Day.		How to Eat Fried Worms Project Ideas Project ideas for How to Eat Fried Worms.
Father's Day Brainstorming and Writing Share the history of Father's Day with your students and brainstorm about what fatherhood...		How to Eat Fried Worms Activities, tests, and Internet sites that will help you teach How to Eat Fried Worms.
Fantasy Vacation Students do independent research about a vacation spot and then create a travel brochure...		What's In the News? Activities Students practice writing newspaper headlines and identifying parts of speech.
Classmate Book Report Icebreaker Students generate fake book reports with their classmates by sharing information.		What's in the News? Sub Kit (Grades 7-8) Use this substitute teacher kit for grades 7-8 that helps teach grammar by having students use...
Create a Scrapbook Icebreaker Creating scrapbooks about themselves can lead students to studying autobiographies.		Writing a Poem Students write poems in different styles, such as Haiku and couplet.
Postcards Icebreaker Students create postcards that reflect a summer happening. They use a pen name to sign it and...		Poetry Jam! Sub Kit (Grades 7-8) The activities in this substitute teacher kit (grades 7-8) will help students write and...
Basic Journalism The foundations of journalistic writing are examined here, including a focus on the "5 W's and...		Student Inventory: Impressions Have your students complete the sentences in this sheet and get an introduction to each...
Flash Cards Your students will enjoy this interactive math flash-card maker! It's provided by FunBrain,...		Animal Research - Plan Ahead Students can use this form for planning an animal research report.
I'd Prefer Ask students to decide which they would rather be -- happy or wealthy. Conundrums like this...		What Animal Do I Admire? Children will write about an animal they admire or think is great.