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Students make this booklet to create a zoo environment for their favorite wild animals. The animals are put into cages. He...

Children are curious by nature. Here's a booklet my group made to describe the animals of their choice before they were revealed. ...

The students create flip books in which eyes, eyebrows, noses, ears, mouths, teeth, and tongues get all mixed up to produce som...

Name Bingo On my first day of class, I'm planning to play a Name Bingo with my 16 students. I'll write their names on separate sl...

Here's the sample of page corner bookmarks I'll make with my students on the first day of class. I'll bring the templates alre...

What is there on this landscape? Students chose a geographical feature to illustrate a card. Next, they drew and wrote a postcar...

A Window Booklet for the students to practice asking and answering questions about the weather.  The cover is a cut-out window and the in...

Students practiced asking What's this? and What's that? by making a pop-up booklet to identify some school supplies.

After coloring and cutting out the bat, students cut out the story, stapled them together, and glued the pages to the center.

Here are three nocturnal animals (bats, foxes, and owls) my group is going to talk about this week. The finger puppet bat represents ...

I used craftfoam for the pages and the cut-outs to make this booklet and have the students practice the vocabulary related to clothes. They...

Here's a fun way for the students to practice the spelling of family-related words. Tape the picture of a family member to the top of...

Here's an easy project for the students to practice the parts of the house. 1. Fold an A4 sheet in half. 2. Crease the cent...