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First Year Letters Stationery Encourage your students to practice formal letter writing with this printable First Year...		Synonyms and Antonyms Pair up synonyms, words that have the same meaning, with antonyms, words that have opposite...
Create an Almanac Children create their own almanacs in this activity. After collecting a variety of personal and...		Parts of Speech Cards Examples of different parts of speech.
First Year Letters Classroom Activities Discussion questions and cross-curricular letter-writing activities in this printable packet...		Comprehension Cards Read a short story and answer comprehension questions.
Letter-Writing Printables & Activities Slideshow Practice the fine art of letter writing with printables and activities for grades K-12. This...		Contractions Guide Display this contraction guide in your classroom.
Father's Day Letter Use these handouts to help students brainstorm, prewrite, and write a Father's Day letter. This...		Why Grandparents Are Important Develop composition skills with this Grandparents' Day writing activity.
Put on the Teacher's Hat Make corrections to sentences that contain spelling, punctuation, and capitalization errors.		Giving Thanks Writing Activity Assign a writing activity that will help children celebrate the spirit of Thanksgiving. This...
Rhyming Time Identify rhyming words.		Log Cabin Pattern Develop composition skills with this Abraham Lincoln writing activity.
Sequence Cards The story is out of order! Arrange the sentences in the correct sequence.		Last Day Blues Stationery for Teachers Write letters to your students on the last day of school with this teacher's stationery.
Parts of Speech Characters Each of these wacky characters exemplify a different part of speech.		Post Cards from the Rain Forest Assign a project that is designed to instill in youngsters an appreciation for the rain forests...
Characteristic Classification Classify animals according to characteristics such as amphibian, invertebrate, etc.		My Journal Students pretend to be a character in a book as they create journal entries.

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