Bell Ringers and Start-Ups
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Thanksgiving Anagrams a 4th-6th Grade Language Arts Activity
$3.50Add to cartThis 4th-6th Grade Language Arts Activity with a Thanksgiving theme challenges students to rearrange the letters of some rather strange terms to create ordinary words and phrases associated with Thanksgiving. Fun, challenging, and filled with opportunities for learning.
This file is organized into two activities with twenty-five items each. Full answer keys are provided.
Five pages of script including answer keys.
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Yum or Yuck? Thanksgiving Researchable Food Trivia Seasonal Bell Ringer Brain Teaser
$3.50Add to cartYum or Yuck? Thanksgiving Researchable Food Trivia Seasonal Bell Ringer Start Up
Just in time for Thanksgiving! Serve your students this two-course activity of researchable food trivia (thirty items each). Are the foods in question YUM or YUCK? With the facts uncovered, one must ponder and decide “To eat, or not to eat?” Plan for a few lively class discussions/arguments along the way!
Finish off the festivities with “A Holiday Special for Young Gourmets: a graphic organizer for creating a Thanksgiving recipe, without adult interference, specifically tailored for youngsters.
No cooking. No cleaning. No leftovers!
Six numbered pages including answer keys.
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Bell Ringers and Brain Teasers for Young Scholars (Digital Download)
$20.00Add to cartThis seventy-five page collection of original, challenging, fun brain teasers is designed with the young scholar in mind, but it appeals to adults as well. The material is especially suitable for gifted students.
The thirty-two activity sets are 30 to 50 items each. Table of Contents topics include: Connections , Animal Talk, Words to Color, Categories, Velcro Words, Verbal Hors d’oeuvres, and a Fictionary.
Full answer keys are included.
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Bell Ringers and Start-ups: Seasonal Brain Teasers and Vocabulary Builders for Young Scholars (Digital Download)
$20.00Add to cartAdd spark to you classroom with this collection of cross-curricula seasonal brain teasers. Some double as vocabulary builders while others require research (looking up answers–no reports!) Students and adults alike get lost in the fun. Suitable for middle grades (4-8) and some high school classes.
This product consists of 34 activities (one per week) of 20-35 items each and full ANSWER KEYS. Great bell ringers and start-up resource.
Topics include We’re Back (2 sets), Help Wanted (2 sets), Body Parts (4 sets), Stuffed Words (5 sets),Anagram Express (5 sets), In First Place (4 sets), Hail to the Chief (3 sets), Straight from the Heart (1 set), The End of Ice (1 set), In Praise of Green (1 set), Scrambled Eggs (2 Sets) April Showers (1 set) Passing the Test (1 set), and Vacation Relation (2 sets).
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Task Cards for Halloween: E-e-e-e! Spelling
$4.00Add to cartEarly each October, I start seeing signs all over the place, “Workers Needed for Haunted Cemetary,” or “Haunted Cematary 2 mi.”
Years ago, someone clued me in on the spelling ditty that goes, “She cried E-E-E! when she passed the cEmEtEry,” so naturally I always notice and obsess over these public displays of bad spelling. I was on the verge of purchasing one of those huge permanent black magic markers (the other teacher’s pet) and turning loose my desire to correct when I was distracted by the realization that many words have 3 e’s in their spellings. Then I found a bunch of 4-e words. To my surprise, I Googled-up a group of 5-e’s. The community’s bad spellers were spared, and I had an idea for a fun Halloween spelling activity for 6th, 7th, and 8th graders.
Of course, all age groups and attitudes are invited to have a go at E-e-e-e!! Spelling!View SAMPLE CARDS
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Disguised Digits: Greek and Latin Base Words
$4.00Add to cartThis three-part, ten-page activity is a compact study of selected Greek and Latin base words that function in our vocabulary as NUMBERS.The first section, focusing on UNI–, BI–, and TRI–, begins with background information (see sample pages for full script) and flows into the identification of thirty-eight different words formed from these three word parts.The second lesson targets NINE MORE counting base words, including QUAD–, OCTO–, DEC–, and MONO–, and presents fifty of their descents now functioning as English terms.In the third portion, students use the base-word concept to write twenty programmed sentences with both real and created terms.Full answer keys are included.View SAMPLE PAGES. (Use back arrow to exit sample pages.)
