Students are read the story "Gingerbread Baby". They create a mold of a gingerbread out of paper. They decorate one side of the paper and write their own story on the back.

Students review vocabulary words on the Internet. They watch a movie in order to sequence events.

In this vocabulary worksheet, students discover the words used to express number operations and number values. Students read an equation in words, then write the answer in words as well. Example: four plus ten equals (fourteen)

In this language arts worksheet, students match questions with logical answers and advice. Students read 20 questions and match them to the good advice answers.

In this language arts worksheet, learners read 20 questions and match them to the logical answers which give good advice. Example: Are you tired? (Go to bed!)

In this spelling worksheet, students will look at 3 boxes each containing 10 words. Of those 10 words, 5 are misspelled. Students will underline the misspelled words and write them correctly. The words are in British English.

In this math worksheet, students learn ordinal numbers (first, second, third...) by completing 12 sentences which tell the order for the months of the year. Students complete the sentences which give the months out of order. Example:...

In this language arts activity, students learn to understand the words for the numbers as well as the names of the math operations. Students analyze and problem solve three multi- step problems, writing all answers in word form.

In this number words activity, learners will complete 15 math problems using different operations. Then students will write the answers using words.

In this language arts and math activity, learners read 12 mixed operation problems which are expressed in words. Students write the answers to the equations in words. Example: five plus eleven equals (sixteen).

In this scrambled sentences activity, students make sentences using all words in a given set. Page has several links to additional activities and answers. 

Fifth graders design their ideal home.  In this ideal home lesson plan, 5th graders illustrate and describe their ideal home.  Students present visuals to their classmates. Lesson is part of a unit.

Students review activities from the "My Home" unit. In this review lesson, students view a PowerPoint about a community then play a game to answer a variety of questions about the community.  PowerPoint may be in English or changed...

Students design a travel brochure. In this travel brochure lesson, students review travel brochures and discuss a travel adventure they would like to go on.  Students prepare an outline of their own brochure with itinerary.  

Fifth graders explore media.  In this television and movies lesson, 5th graders compare a variety of types of television shows and movies. 

Students participate in a community service project. In this ELL activity, students complete a project while the teacher takes photos. The students use these photos in a bulletin board. 

Students present their group newspapers.  In this presenting lesson, students share their newspaper creations with peers and receive feedback. This lesson is part of a unit: "In the News". 

In this writing letters instructional activity, students use the mixed up sentences and rearrange them into chronological order to practice sequencing verbs.

In this language practice worksheet, students write proper nouns correctly, choose words to complete sentences and replace nouns with pronouns.

In this No Nonsense Grammar Collection, students explore a range of commonly taught grammar principles for elementary and middle schoolers with these short, fun videos and activities. From the difference between dependent and independent...

Grammar lessons that involve kinesthetic games and art projects. Here is a lesson plan for teaching types of nouns through a partner exploration and a whole class art project. Let me show you just how fun grammar can be!

Click on the noun or verb in each sentence and check out your score! With definitions of parts of sentences for reference. With a link to other fun games for students.

Here is a fun way to check your applied grammar knowledge. Determine whether each of the ten sentences is correct or incorrect.

Fun grammar exercises with amusing art and sound clips attached to answers. Answers explained clearly and in an amusing manner.