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Exploring Multiplication Patterns
This collection of worksheets will help you help your students explore multiplication patterns. | ||
The Black Cat -- Annotated for Readers Theatre
Here is an annotated "The Black Cat", for use with Readers Theatre. You'll enjoy this one!... | ||
Mask Template
There are many creative ways to use this blank, printable mask. Decorate it for a Mardi Gras or... | Eerie Invitations
Kids will have a blast with these printable Halloween invitations. They can use this arts &... | |
Origin of Veterans' Day Worksheet
Commemorate Veterans' Day with a lesson about the holiday. This worksheet will teach students... | ||
"Choose Your Own Adventure" Stories
Students learn how to write "Choose Your Own Adventure" stories by looking at an example of... | Plants of the Rain Forest
Present this lesson plan to increase students' awareness of some of the important types of... | |
Classic Tales of Horror by Edgar Allen Poe & W.W. Jacobs
Full text, vocabulary words, and discussion questions for tales of horror: "The Monkey's Paw,"... | Make a Dried Bouquet
Students learn how to make bouquets out of dried peppers or flowers. This was a common Colonial... | |
All Day Nightmare (Goosebumps, 42)
Enrichment activities, Internet resources, and literature tie-ins related to the Goosebumps... | Pilgrims Meet the New World
Students practice map-reading skills by analyzing a printable map showing the landing of the... | |
"The Black Cat" Play & Activities
Read the full text of Edgar Allen Poe's play "The Black Cat," then analyze the play with a... | Colonial New England Food & Cooking
Learn about the history of New England food and cooking with this information sheet and... | |
"The Raven" Poem & Activities
Read the full text of Edgar Allan Poe's poem "The Raven," then analyze the poem with a lesson... | Paper Weavings
Students learn to make weavings out of paper or cloth to mimic the activities of women from... | |
Paper Weaving Instructions
Learn about how Colonial women wove yarn into cloth; then, mimic their artistry by creating... |

