Easter cursive practice – handwriting worksheets! Includes 6 student pages to give students handwriting practice (cursive) with the letters of e, a, s, t, r, (capital and lower case) and a few Easter-related words such…
Help your young learners practice counting, fine motor skills and writing through tracing with this ‘Easter egg hunt’ resource with chicks, bunnies, eggs and baskets this March or April. Designed to practice Math (numbers 1…
Help students learn the Easter story by copying scripture! This version of Easter Scriptures Copy Work and Handwriting Practice uses scriptures are from the KJV, King James Version. Students will be provided scriptures to copy…
Help your students learn and practice using new vocabulary words during March and April with a fun, Easter themed resource which contains a variety of Language Arts skills throughout including grammar, spelling, alphabetizing, using words…
Three word-challenge crossword puzzles, each with the same solution but differ in the level of difficulty! Students will need to complete the crossword puzzle using a letter code. Level 1: Students are given 8 ‘clue’…
Three fun word search puzzles with a Christian Easter theme! These puzzles are perfect for a Christian classroom, a Sunday school class or to use at home!
Hippity Hoppity…I’ve bundled both sets of my Easter Writing Paper to give you 35 different designs from which to choose! #1: Easter Writing Paper – This specific set includes bunnies, eggs, and baskets. There are…
🌈Eat the Rainbow Nutrition Unit: Healthy Eating Mini Unit for Early Elementary Health Help young learners discover the power of colorful foods with this engaging Eat the Rainbow Mini Unit! Students will explore how fruits…
Examine the transformative effects of the Transcontinental Railroad and the Homestead Act on the U.S. economy and the closing of the frontier with this engaging daily lesson plan. Students will explore how these pivotal developments…
This daily lesson examines the contributions of key economic philosophers, including Friedrich Hayek, Milton Friedman, John Maynard Keynes, and Adam Smith, and their impact on the U.S. free enterprise system. Designed for middle and high…
Comprehensive literary analysis unit comparing Edgar Allan Poe’s Gothic Horror with Shirley Jackson’s Modern Horror. for high school students developing college-level critical thinking skills.
Comprehensive teaching resource comparing Gothic and modern horror through Edgar Allan Poe and Stephen King’s masterworks. Perfect for high school literature study.
Explore Gothic Horror vs. Modern Horror through 20 writing prompts comparing Edgar Allan Poe’s works and Modern Horror stories. Includes note-taking sheets for grades 8-12.
Give your homeschool week a calm, organized start with this clean, blue homeschool schedule template for kids. Designed to help young learners stay on track, this weekly planner includes dedicated spaces for assignments, to-dos, chores,…
Celebrate the end of the year with this Editable December Calendar and Classroom Newsletter set for K–2! This resource provides ready-to-use and customizable calendars in both horizontal and vertical layouts. Perfect for organization, and highlighting fun holidays,…
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