A cute craft activity for K to 12, and most ability levels. Students can colour the page and follow the instructions to make an Valentine’s Day gift bag. Alternatively, teachers can assemble the bag themselves and place small trinkets, lollies, or stationary inside for their students. Included is a set of instructions with photographs A lined, blank teacher practice template A lined template for students to follow An un-lined template for either teachers or more capable students to use

A cute craft activity for K to 12, and most ability levels. Students can colour the page and follow the instructions to make an Easter gift bag. Alternatively, teachers can assemble the bag themselves and place small trinkets, lollies, or stationary inside for their students. Included is a set of instructions with photographs A lined, blank teacher practice template A lined template for students to follow An un-lined template for either teachers or more capable students to use

Included in this product are the instructions for three creative writing activities suitable for students between years 7 and 10, however they can be used with other year levels with some minor alterations to suit the ability level of the class. These activities use writing prompts that can be assigned by the teacher to match any unit or topic of study that may be relevant to the class. There are also three lesson plans, one to match each writing activity, to be used by yourself, or can be left for a substitute or cover teacher. The lesson plans have been designed for class period times between 40 to 60 minutes, but can easily be extended for longer class times by using the homework activities in class or by repeating the activity with different prompt words. Included activities are: 1 Activity / Lesson plan on characterisation and writing rounded characters and character conflict 1 Activity / Lesson that can be used as either individual or group work 1 Activity / Lesson designed to be used on a somewhat regular basis with students and can be used to train them to write more concisely in a short period of time.

This word search activity requires students to read the description of the occupation, then find the answer within the word search. For example, the clue may be “Leather worker”, the student would need to find “Tanner” in the word search to get the correct answer.