Martin Luther King Jr. Figurative Language Color By Number

I love when I can combine lessons or subjects into one lesson.  These Martin Luther King Jr. Figurative Language Color by Number worksheets are an activity that fits that bill.

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Your students will practice identifying different figurative language types while also learning about Martin Luther King Jr. They will identify similes, metaphors, alliteration, onomatopoeia, hyperboles, and personification with these fun Martin Luther King Jr. color by number worksheets!  

These NO PREP Martin Luther King Jr. worksheets are Common Core aligned and can be used for review, homework, morning work, literacy centers, in sub plans, or just an additional way to learn more about Martin Luther King Jr. before or after the holiday.

Types of Figurative Language Covered

In this activity, students will review the terms with Martin Luther King Jr. themed sentences featuring similes, metaphors, hyperbole, personification, alliteration, and onomatopoeia. 

Martin Luther King Jr. Color By Number Worksheets 

Students will use these answers to color fun Martin Luther King themed pictures including Martin Luther King Jr., A Dove of Peace, and Martin Luther King Jr. delivering a speech.

Answer Keys are included so students can self-check their work if using as a literacy center activity.

These Martin Luther King Jr. Figurative Language Color by Number Worksheets can be used as:

          * a literacy station or literacy center

          * for review work

          * for fast finisher work

          * time fillers

          * sub plans

          * for a Martin Luther King Jr. theme

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Helpful Tools We Love For Color by Number Activities

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New Year's Figurative Language Color By Number

These New Year's Figurative Language Color by Number Worksheets are the perfect way for your students to practice identifying different types of figurative language!

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Help your fourth and fifth graders to identify similes, metaphors, alliteration, onomatopoeia, hyperboles, and personification with these fun New Year's Color by Number Worksheets!

These NO PREP New Year's worksheets are Common Core aligned and can be used for review, homework, morning work, literacy centers, in sub plans, or just for some fun to celebrate the new year!

Types of Figurative Language Covered

In this activity, students will review the terms with New Year's themed sentences featuring similes, metaphors, hyperbole, personification, alliteration, and onomatopoeia.  

New Year's Color By Number Worksheets 

Students will use these answers to color fun New Year's themed pictures including Baby New Year, a New Year Clock, and the New Year Ball Drop.

Answer Keys are included so students can self-check their work if using as a literacy center activity.

These New Year's Figurative Language Color by Number Worksheets  can be used as:

          * a literacy station or literacy center

          * for review work

          * for fast finisher work

          * time fillers

          * sub plans

          * New Year's fun

Save even more by purchasing them in this growing bundle!  You save 50% off the resources already included and get the remaining resources to be added for FREE!

Helpful Tools We Love For Color by Number Activities

• Printer I absolutely LOVE my HP Printer that uses Instant Ink! I love it because I can use as much ink as I want for one low cost!  No more running to the store for printer cartridges! Try it out for free here!                                                     
• Crayons While you can use any crayons with these worksheets, my favorites are the twistable crayons!  They color so vibrantly and they last a long time!

Christmas Figurative Language Color By Number

These Christmas Figurative Language Color by Number Worksheets are the perfect way for your students to practice identifying figurative language!  

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Help your 4th and 5th graders to identify similes, metaphors, alliteration, onomatopoeia, hyperboles, and personification with these fun Christmas color by number worksheets!

These NO PREP Christmas worksheets are Common Core aligned and can be used for review, homework, morning work, literacy centers, in sub plans, or just for some festive holiday fun!

Types of Figurative Language Covered

In this activity, students will review the terms with Christmas themed sentences featuring similes, metaphors, hyperbole, personification, alliteration, and onomatopoeia.  

Christmas Color By Number Worksheets 

Students will use these answers to color fun Christmas themed pictures including Santa, Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer, and Candy Canes.

Diverse options can be created for Santa Claus.

Answer Keys are included so students can self-check their work if using as a literacy center activity.

These Christmas Figurative Language Color By Number Worksheets can be used as:

          * a literacy station or literacy center

          * for review work

          * for fast finisher work

          * time fillers

          * sub plans

          * Christmas fun

Save even more by purchasing them in this growing bundle!  You save 50% off the resources already included and get the remaining resources to be added for FREE!

Helpful Tools We Love For Color by Number Activities

• Printer I absolutely LOVE my HP Printer that uses Instant Ink! I love it because I can use as much ink as I want for one low cost!  No more running to the store for printer cartridges! Try it out for free here!                                                     
• Crayons While you can use any crayons with these worksheets, my favorites are the twistable crayons!  They color so vibrantly and they last a long time!

Presidents Research Project: Exploring the Lives and Legacies of America's Leaders

Are you looking for a fun research project for your students? Get ready to dive headfirst into an extraordinary journey through American history with this Presidents Research Project! 

If you're tired of the same old boring lesson plans and yearning for something engaging and captivating, you've hit the jackpot. Buckle up, because we're about to embark on a thrilling adventure that will have your students begging for more.

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What's Included in the Presidents Research Project?

First, I have the students pick a US President and then sign-up for that President. You would be amazed how often this list comes in handy when students forget which president they are supposed to be researching!

If your students need help deciding which President to research, you can find a full list of US Presidents in the order that they served at the White House website here.

Then, I send home this parent letter so that students and parents all know what to expect with the Presidents research project.  (I have included an editable version in the resource so you can change it as needed)!

Next, we start researching! I have my students use both books and internet resources.

I absolutely LOVE the National Geographic Encyclopedia of US Presidents because it has all of the Presidents including Joe Biden, so it is very up-to-date and current.  I usually let my students take turns using the book.  

My students and I also love using the Presidential versions of the Who Was (Is) series. You can find the ones I have linked below:

Who Was Theodore Roosevelt?

Who Was Abraham Lincoln?

Who Was George Washington?

Who Is Barack Obama?

Some of our favorite on-line resources for researching about US Presidents are:

White House Kids  

National Geographic for Kids 

Ducksters

If my students don't have access to the internet, I will print off articles for the president they chose (another time that the sign-up sheet comes in handy)!

As my students complete their research, they use these graphic organizers to both guide what their research and to keep track of what they have found.

Once their research is completed, they start to put together their final projects.

I have my students either draw a picture of their president or print out a picture for their cover page.

They write a dedication page.

They write about their President's background.

They provide a timeline of their President's life.

They write about where their President was born, including finding the state on the map of the United States.

They write about their President's time in the White House.

They provide some interesting facts about their President.

They share a famous quote from their President.

They write a persuasive essay about why their President was a good president (knocking out another writing standard in the same project)!

There are blank templates that the students can use if they have other topics they want to include, or to add some illustrations or photos.

Once the students have completed their projects, they present them to the class and any parents who might like to attend.  I use these rubrics for grading the final project.

This US Presidents Research Project is a fun and simple way for your students to research and learn about the US Presidents.  This resource is student friendly and helps guide your students in what exactly to research.  The final products are the perfect way for students to display their research. They can be used with any US President!

Testimonials and Success Stories: Educators' Experiences with the Presidents Research Project

"My students were so engaged in researching about the president they chose! The format was easy for students to follow! I used this as a back-to-school, let's practice research project."

— Megan P.

Rated 5 out of 5

"My students absolutely loved this resource. Being in 3rd grade, they have not done many projects. We did the research fact sheet in class along with the other sheets. The students then took the information home and created the board. It was a great resource and a great way to get the families engaged in the students' lessons."

— Amber B.

Rated 5 out of 5

Do you have your students research about different US Presidents? Looking for a unique way for students to display that research? Check out my US Presidents Research resource in my Teachers pay Teachers store!  

Thanksgiving Parts of Speech Worksheets

Hey there, teacher friends! Thanksgiving is right around the corner, and what better way to celebrate than by adding some festive fun to your grammar lessons? You will definitely want to check out these Thanksgiving Mystery Picture Parts of Speech worksheets!

These Thanksgiving color-by-code worksheets are a total game-changer when it comes to teaching your students about parts of speech. Your kiddos will get to flex their grammar muscles while coloring in some super cute Thanksgiving-themed images, like turkeys, pumpkin pie, and cornucopias.

But that's not all! Your students will also practice identifying parts of speech like nouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs, pronouns, prepositions, articles (a, an, the), conjunctions, interjections, and numerals. And the best part? They'll be creating beautiful bulletin board-worthy pictures in the process!

These Thanksgiving Parts of Speech Worksheets can be used as:

 

    * a reading station or reading center

    * for review work

    * for fast finisher work

    * time fillers

    * Sub plans

    * Thanksgiving fun

This fun Thanksgiving parts of speech color by number activity is a great way for students to practice identifying different parts of speech including:

* nouns

* verbs

* adjectives

* adverbs

* pronouns

* prepositions

* articles (a, an, the)

* conjunctions 

* interjections

* numerals

Your students will love practicing their parts of speech with the fun "Color by Number" format.

Helpful Tools We Love For Color by Number Activities

• Printer I absolutely LOVE my HP Printer that uses Instant Ink! I love it because I can use as much ink as I want for one low cost!  No more running to the store for printer cartridges! Try it out for free here!                                                     
• Crayons While you can use any crayons with these worksheets, my favorites are the twistable crayons!  They color so vibrantly and they last a long time!

With the Color by Number format, your students will have so much fun that they won't even realize they're learning. So what are you waiting for? Spice up your grammar lessons this Thanksgiving season with these Thanksgiving Mystery Picture  Parts of Speech worksheets!