C Mahoney

This workbook has 100 printable pages for students to write a personal letter. Your students will love the pictures: laughing dogs, smilie faces, the USA flag, puppies, a funny dragon, happy kids, robots, birds, soldiers, Uncle Sam, cakes, Santa, an airplane, monsters, happy suns, a gorilla, a honeybee, a penguin, a fish, soccer, hiking, tetherball, gymnastics, cheerleading, a clown, birds, a Native American, fireworks, doctors, police, firemen, a snowman, a turkey, Frankenstein, Count Dracula, and so much more. Each page has lines for the main parts of a personal letter. Just copy and print. Take a Look Inside to see what is here.

This workbook has 47 printable handouts to help students tell time to the nearest half-hour, quarter hour, five minutes and minute. Each page has a snowman and an analog clock to help students with identifying time and elapsed time. Use this workbook during the winter, around Christmas, or when the cold winds bring snow in January or February. Take a Look Inside and see what is here. And if you want more, then check out these books on Amazon: Telling Time at the North Pole (Christmas Math)Time BINGO gameTelling Time with Clocks

This workbook has 53 weird and wacky writing prompts to help students think and write like a turkey. You will find twenty-one weird and wacky questions like: Can turkeys dance to modern music? Do turkeys fall in love? Why can't turkeys fly? What do turkeys wish for? Are turkeys friends with other animals? What are turkeys afraid of? You will find twenty weird and wacky narrative writing prompts that combine Thanksgiving with Christmas with titles like: Turkey's Naughty Little Dog, Playing Football with Santa, Santa Teaches Turkey Karate, and Turkey Works with the Elves. You will find twelve Tic-Tac-Toe writing prompts with weird and wacky characters for students to choose from: a laughing mouse, a boy running with a football, a panda chewing on a stick, a lion playing a guitar, a snowman singing a song, and of course, lots of weird and wacky turkeys. If you want something new, something your students have not seen before, then this weird and wacky writing workbook is what you want.

Kids love BINGO, and this BINGO game will help your students identify words that begin with sh- like shadow, share, sheep, shield, shoulder, shriek, shuffle, and many more. 35 different BINGO boards can be used for whole class or small group work. One student reads aloud three clues for the sh- word, like this one: 1) I don't like to be kicked, 2) I am boney and flat, 3) I am below the knee. Do you know what the word is? It is "shin." Here is another word: 1) I break silence, 2) I do not reside in a library, 3) I am often a warning. Did you get it? It was "shout"? There are 50 sh- words in this game and your students will love playing BINGO as they get to problem solve each word.BINGO: ch- WordsBINGO: sh- Words

This BINGO game will help your students tell time to the nearest minute. Inside are 35 different BINGO boards and 70 different clock cards for whole class or small group learning. Students will learn that 12:30 is said as "twelve thirty" and "half past twelve." And that 6:15 is "six fifteen" and "quarter after six." And that 8:58 is "eight fifty-eight" and "two minutes til' nine." Bring fun back into the classroom as students master a third-grade Common Core math standard. And if you want more, then take a look at these books on Amazon: Telling Time at the North Pole (Christmas Math)Time BINGO gameTelling Time with Clocks

This BINGO game will help your students learn the Spanish and English names for 42 numbers, colors and shapes. Your students will learn how many legs an ant has (seis, six), the color of an apple (rojo, red), which shape has three edges (triangulo, triangle), and more. Perfect for ESL students learning English. Exciting for native English speakers wanting to learn Spanish. Your students will love clipart on their BINGO boards. Each of the 42 clue cards has four clues to help your students figure out which number, color or shape it is, as well as its name in English and Spanish.This book is a part of a series: BINGO: Food and Drinks (Learning Spanish Vocabulary)BINGO: Colors, Numbers and Shapes (Learning Spanish Vocabulary)BINGO: Animals (Learning Spanish Vocabulary)

This BINGO game will help your students learn the Spanish and English names for 70 animals. Your students will learn about the gato (cat), perro (dog), medusa (jellyfish), lagarto (lizard), hormiga (ant), serpiente (snake), rana (frog), chicken (gallina), fly (mosca), skunk (mofeta), and many others. Perfect for ESL students learning English. Exciting for native English speakers wanting to learn Spanish. Your students will love the pictures: a bear fishing with a fishing pole, an ant carrying a giant piece of watermelon, a ladybug reading a book, an octopus carrying a camera and pencil and paper and..., a cat playing a violin, and more. 70 clue cards, one for each animal. Each has four clues to help the students figure out which animal it is, as well as the animal's name in English and Spanish.This book is a part of a series: BINGO: Food and Drinks (Learning Spanish Vocabulary)BINGO: Colors, Numbers and Shapes (Learning Spanish Vocabulary)BINGO: Animals (Learning Spanish Vocabulary)

This workbook contains 25 printable activities to help your students write an expository paragraph on animals: the elephant, pig, butterfly, horse, cow, snail, ladybug, cat, dog, ant, honeybee, spider, triceratops, parrot, chicken, shark, jellyfish, centipede, scorpion, fly, earthworm, frog, lizard, turtle and snake. Students practice writing descriptive paragraphs about these animals. In the first sentence, students introduce the animal. In the middle sentences, students describe the characteristics of the animal: what it eats, where it lives, what it looks like, how it acts when scared, how people feel about it, etc. In the final sentences, students give the paragraph closure.Common Core Standards: ELA.W.2.2 and 3.2 and 4.2This workbook is part of a series: Writing Prompts: How to (Describing) Writing Prompts: Paragraph (Expository)Writing Prompts: The Story (Narrative)Writing Prompts: What if (Imagination)