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Homeless Turtle
Norman Spores
United States



I am back! I have been away for a while, although I have been stopping in periodically to see how you guys were doing. I am a teacher living in Japan and this site has made my life so much easier. Although I am being pulled in many different directions right now, I thought it necessary to make a renewed effort to give something back to this community and all you wonderful Teachers!

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 		 Make your own calendar activity: part 2 of 3
 A fun way for students to practice the Months Of The Year! First, they fill in the speaking bubble with whatever dialogue they think fits the cartoon. Then they flip the page to see what the Artist �gRon Wheeler�h had originally written. My students loved this activity, after we were done; we practiced the days of the week and began to fill in our ...
Level: elementary
Age: 7-17
Type: activity-card
Downloads: 69

 		 Irregular Verbs Matching Game 2 of 3
 Let�fs face it, irregular verb conjugation can bee a little boring. So, in order to liven things up, my students and I love playing this game! There are three sets for this game, giving you a grand total of 102 cards. The third set has the directions and the backings to the cards. We have a blast every time we play this and I hope you will too!
Level: intermediate
Age: 10-17
Type: others
Downloads: 145

 		 Earth Day Sudoku
This is based off of a puzzle that I saw on the internet, but it had a poor black and white design and contained misspellings. I had my students cut out the pictures and paste them in the empty squares, but you could have them write in the name instead. I hope you like it!
Level: elementary
Age: 8-17
Type: worksheet
Downloads: 13

 

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