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This 3-page worksheet includes a variety of questions on chapter 1 of Frog and Toad Are Friends by Arnold Lobel. There are fill-in-the-blanks, short answer questions, multiple choice questions, and even a chart for students to complete.
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Print off this worksheet and have your students write about a key moment from chapter 5. They can even color the picture!
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Students will describe the scene from the book depicted in the picture. Then they can color the picture.
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Chapter 3's writing prompt includes a space for students to draw their own picture, as well as lines for them to write their response to the prompt.
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Look at the picture on this page and describe what part of the story Frog and Toad Are Friends is happening on the lines provided.
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This printout has a picture referring to something that happened in chapter 1 of Frog and Toad Are Friends. Students will write a summary of what is happening in the picture and color the picture.
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Use the vocabulary words in the box to complete the sentences. Words include: hurried, envelope, pleased, mailbox, and empty.
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Chapter 4's vocabulary words are: riverbank, crawled, shiver, behind, bathing suit, and nearby. Students will draw lines to match each word to its definition.
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Students will fill in the missing letters to complete each vocabulary word. A helpful hint will aid them in figuring out the word. Included words are: jacket, sparrow, slammed, beautiful, meadow, and screamed.
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Chapter 2's vocab words are: rest, thought, perhaps, pour, bang, and terrible. Students will use each word to complete one of the sentences on the page.
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The vocab words for chapter 1 of Frog and Toad Are Friends are: shouted, melting, blinked, tore, climbed, shutters, shining, and knocked. With this practice worksheet, students will draw lines to match each word with its correct definition.
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The vocab words for chapter 5 of Frog and Toad Are Friends will be a breeze to learn with these helpful practice cards.
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Use these vocabulary cards to practice and remember the definitions for chapter 4's vocabulary words.
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Practice chapter 3's vocabulary words using these cards. Each one features either a word or a definition. Students can make them into flashcards, play memory games, or use them in any other way you see fit.
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Your students can use these vocabulary cards in a variety of ways to practice the chapter 2 vocab words. Try having them play a memory game or glue them together to make flashcards.
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These vocabulary cards make it easy to learn the definitions of the eight vocab words from chapter 1 of Frog and Toad Are Friends.
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This scavenger hunt activity includes 18 cards that can be cut out and hidden around the room. Students will look for the cards and use the information on them to answer the questions on their worksheet.
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Kids will learn lots of fun facts with this engaging insect scavenger hunt. Just hide the 18 cards around the room and have them search for each one. They'll answer a question on their worksheet about each card they find.
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This is a fun activity for students learning about ancient Egypt. They'll find cards hidden around the room and answer questions about each one.
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Hide these cards around your classroom and have students search for them. When they find them, they'll be able to answer the corresponding question on their worksheet.
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Can you solve this crossword puzzle full of vocab words related to ancient Greece? It might be helpful to use this alongside our ancient Greece vocabulary cards (below).
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These horizontal number bonds have the sums on the right side.
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These number bonds are laid out horizontally with the sums on the left.
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Here are 6 more number bonds for students to complete using addition and subtraction.
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Complete the number bonds and write the equation represented by the number bond in the blank spaces.
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This page includes 6 number bonds, each with one number missing. Students will use addition or subtraction to find and fill in that missing number.
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This worksheet has 4 number bonds for students to complete. Below each one there is space for them to fill in the complete equation expressed by the diagram.
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Draw the correct number of dots to represent the missing number in each number bond.
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Each number bond on this printout has two sets of objects. Students will count the objects to fill in the number bonds.
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These ancient Greece vocabulary cards include the terms aristocracy, oligarchy, democracy, Assembly, city-state, agora, acropolis, philosopher, polytheism, mythology, epic, Classical Period (Golden Age), Hellenistic Age, and league.
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Cut out these vocabulary cards for words related to ancient Rome and use them in various ways around your classroom. Words include republic, dictator, Colosseum, gladiators, and aqueduct.
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These ancient Egypt vocabulary cards can be cut out and used for practice or as part of a variety of games.
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This anchor chart includes all of the forms of be, including the past tense, past participle, present tense, present participle, and future tense.
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Hide these cards around your classroom and have your students complete the scavenger hunt. Along the way, they'll answer questions about the information on the cards.
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Cut out and hide these cards all over the classroom. Then have students look for them and answer the questions on the attached worksheet. It's an engaging way to get students learning about the history and culture of ancient Rome.
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On this page students will complete sentences, write their own sentences, and more all using the present tense forms of be.
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Cut out these task cards and use them to practice the present tense forms of to be. Create learning centers, post the cards as daily challenges, laminate them for students to write on with dry-erase markers, or find another educational use for them.
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This worksheet includes a helpful table showing the three present tense forms of be and when they are used. Students can refer back to this table as they complete the worksheet filling in the missing words in the sentences.
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Each sentence on this page uses an incorrect form of the verb be. Students will circle the incorrect word and rewrite the sentence using the correct form.
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Reinforce your students' understanding of the present tense form of be with this worksheet. They'll fill in either am, is, or are depending on the information given in the sentence.
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Read the sentences and circle the correct present tense form of the verb be.
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Use this anchor chart to show your students how the verb be is used in present tense. The page includes a chart and examples of the words am, is, and are used in sentences.
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Determine which forms of the verb be to use for all of the given contexts on the page.
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These printable task cards can be used as a fun way to get students practicing conjugating the verb to be.
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This worksheet features a reference table with all of the forms of the verb be. Students can use it to help them complete the sentences using the correct forms of the verb based on the context provided.
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Print off this page to give students a bit of extra practice with conjugating the verb to be.
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Complete the sentences on this page by filling in the blank spaces with the correct forms of be using the tenses or participles specified.
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Practice all tenses and participles of the verb be with this worksheet. Students will read each sentence and circle the correct form of the verb for the given context.
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This worksheet asks students to correctly conjugate the verb be in present and past tense. There are several different types of questions, such as fill-in-the-blank and writing a sentence.
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Reinforce the correct conjugations of the verb be by having students answer the questions on these task cards.
