The Parts of a Letter Learn the basic format of a typical letter. Letter Writing Week is celebrated in January.		Make a Giving Tree Present this collection of activities during back-to-school time to help your students get to...
Dreams Poem Children will enjoy reading "Dreams," a poem by Langston Hughes, which is presented in this...		Quotation Marks: Who Said That? Help students practice grammar skills with this worksheet. Students use quotation marks to...
Story Setting Students will identify and organize the settings in a specific story.		Fiction or Nonfiction? Develop library-skills with an activity that teaches students to differentiate between fiction...
Shape Poems Shape poems resemble the subject matter in form and are fun for children to try.		Folk Tale Problem-Solving Students will create a folk tale with the setting, characters, and problem.
African Folktale Characters Use this worksheet after reading African folktales.		Writing Assignment Rubric Distribute a rubric that focuses on assessing persuasive and descriptive writing, as well as...
Post Card Template Use a printable that contains a template students can use to make their own post cards.		Antonyms and Synonyms Opposites and similar meanings are reviewed.
Aesop's "Grasshopper and Owl" After students read Aesop's fable "Grasshopper and Owl," they complete a vocabulary activity...		Describe That Character Describe a character's physical and personality traits.
Dreams Poetry Unit Explore the idea of dreams with this printable, which includes science, language arts, math,...		Quick! Get Me a Bandage! Children use their imagination as they tell why they need a bandage.
Independent Letter-Writing Activities Use this template to create a correctly formatted letter. Celebrate Write to a Friend Month...		As Soon As It's Fall Poetry Pack In these activities based on the poem, As Soon As It's Fall, by Aileen Fisher, students explain...
Celebrate African-American Heritage & Culture Enhance understanding with a teaching guide that offers books about African-American history...		Aesop's "The Fox and the Goat" After students read Aesop's fable "The Fox and the Goat," they complete a vocabulary activity...