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A set of nice easy to read class rules.

This game is suitable for early learners. Students will see a number of colored rectangles. With each click of the mouse, a rectangle will be revealed giving students a chance to guess the number.

In the beginning you can find short description for the lesson followed by a number of exercises. Students have to circle the letter that should be capitalized. A circle will be drawn over it . The capital letter will be written over the lowercase one. The last slide has two video titles about the lesson.

This game helps students create their own sentences. My students sometimes call it " crazy sentences" as a sentence can be strange when a subject is chosen with some verbs. This activity is designed for young learners so I used funny animals. You can find 40 different nouns 32 different verbs and 32 different places cards. You can also find cards mat to place the cards. You can also print, cut , laminate and stick on popsicle sticks to make it easy to use.

Letter l presentation. A video song , a story ,letter l pictures,how to write the letter l and finally remove the pieces and guess the letter l picture. A clear attractive presentation with 28 slides.

Letter t full resources " 27 slides with some animations" It contains: letter writing video -Words beginning with the letter t letter t song letter activities. -Related story" The Tiger who came to Tea" with story activities.

Letter e presentation with various images beginning with the letter e. You can also find tasks such as songs- matching, multiple choice, and a guessing game.

This game has many classroom vocabularies. The teacher may select two or more students to play. When one student throws the dice and goes forward the same number, it is the turn of the other student to toss the dice. Every time the student comes to a stop in front of an image, he or she talks about it and speaks its name.

This engaging activity worksheet is designed to help students explore the concepts of mindfulness and mental health. Through a series of interactive exercises, students will learn how to identify and express their emotions, practice mindfulness techniques, and understand the importance of mental well-being.

This worksheet resource is a great way to teach kids about possible risks in the home. The ten questions address a variety of dangers that kids might run into on an everyday basis, including fire risks, sharp objects, and poisonous substances. Children can learn how to spot potential threats and take precautions to prevent them by responding to these questions. Overall, using this resource to educate kids about safety and help prevent accidents at home is a great idea. There is also an entire solution key.

This PowerPoint presentation is a valuable resource for anyone looking to learn about potential hazards in the home and how to protect themselves from harm. The use of clipart throughout the nine slides makes the information more engaging and memorable. Overall, this presentation is a great tool for promoting safety awareness at home.