Looking for a fun way to introduce, reinforce, review or informally assess knowledge of prefixes? Try Prefix bingo with 123 clues and 38 colorful and unique bingo cards. You provide the markers. It is easy to add in your own clues or even use worksheets or workbooks for additional clues. Includes un-, dis-, re- and other common prefixes as well as scientific and numerals (circum-, pente- bi-, etc) Laminate on card stock to use dry erase markers and use year after year. Check out other language arts bingos Parts of speech bingo (2 levels) Parts of speech bingo (4 levels) Punctuation bingo Fruit of the Spirit bingo freebie

Want to liven up teaching punctuation? Try punctuation bingo. Played like regular bingo with 30 unique cards. You provide the markers. It is easy to have students make up new clues or even use worksheets, websites or workbooks for additional clues. Includes period, comma, colon, semicolon, brackets, parenthesis, ellipsis, exclamation point, quotation marks, question mark, parenthesis, slash, dash, hyphen and apostrophe. To make long lasting cards, run on card stock and laminate. Part of the Bingo bundle for English language arts. Check out other language arts bingos Parts of speech bingo (2 levels) Parts of speech bingo (4 levels) Prefixes bingo Fruit of the Spirit bingo freebie

Does grammar elicit groans? Need a fun activity to teach or review parts of speech? Parts of Speech bingo comes in four levels making differentiation a snap. Part of the Bingo bundle for English language arts. Markers, 56 unique cards, clues and directions included. Card sets are color coded for the teacher to make it easier to differentiate instruction. Additional variation makes it less obvious to students. Laminate for longer use. Level 1 covers the 8 basic parts as well as action vs. state of being verbs, singular and plural nouns. Level 2 adds in comparative and superlative adjectives and common vs. proper nouns. Level three contains additional clues for personal and possessive pronouns and possessive, concrete and abstract nouns. Level four brings in additional pronoun types. Check out other language arts bingos Parts of speech bingo (2 levels) Prefixes bingo Punctuation bingo Fruit of the Spirit bingo freebie

An alphabet bulletin board about Jesus: his names and descriptive words taken from scripture. 31 8 X 11 .PDFs, one for each letter of the alphabet. All 31 have a graphic and scripture +5 additional with duplicate letters. Writing prompts are included on 26 and 5 have a blank area to add your own.

PDF and Power Point resources to teach vocabulary, figurative language, making inferences and predictions, discussion questions, journaling prompts, links to an online game, 30 graphic organizers and quizzes plus a menu of projects related to the novel Curtain Call Caper

11 printable passages for guided reading and comprehension. Questions span the scope of Bloom’s Taxonomy including: recall, sequencing, explain, describe, comprehend, infer, estimate, predict, facts vs. opinion, compare and contrast, pros and cons, and figurative language; 7 graphic organizers for vocabulary work and parts of speech. Based on the novel Bungled Bike Burglaries

6 printable passages, graphic organizers, questions & answers. Passage 5 is 4 pages long for sustained reading. Passages 5 and 6 have two versions: red (more support) and blue (less support). Questions span the scope of Bloom’s Taxonomy and include: recall, sequencing, explain, describe, comprehend, infer, estimate, predict, facts vs. opinion, compare and contrast, pros and cons, and figurative language. Based on the novel The Disappearing Dog Dilemma

Power Point, 21 printable graphic organizers, projects, pre-reading, vocabulary & figurative language activities; making inferences and predictions, discussion questions, journaling prompts, the first 2 chapters of the novel by Christy Barritt & economic concepts of scarcity and opportunity cost.

Includes clues, directions, markers and 30 unique cards for all 9 fruits found in Galatians 5:22-23. Colorful; helps with character ed.

8 reading comprehension passages, questions & answers. A 9th exercise is provided that encompasses all the other passages for more in depth analysis of literature. (CCSS.ELA-Literacy.RL.6. and 6.3) Questions span the scope of Bloom’s Taxonomy and include: recall, sequencing, explain, describe, comprehend, infer, estimate, predict, facts vs. opinion, compare and contrast, draw/illustrate, pros and cons, and figurative language. Use passages in order. The passages are taken, with permission, from the novel The Curtain Call Caper by Christy Barritt