FREE End of School Critical Thinking Activity for Emerging Learners

  It's the end of the school year! 

Have some fun with an easy way to reinforce basic skills, such as colors, numbers, cutting, pasting, etc..., before the end of the year. 

FREE Color by Number Town Activity:

Get full packet here

Critical thinking and problem solving skills are incorporated as students plan, set up, and travel about their towns. 

Be sure to showcase students' projects with an end of school year celebration!

Enjoy planning and building with the Color by Number Town Activity!

Have a great end of school year!

Beth, Educator Helper

FREE College Planning and Choosing a Major Handouts

End of high school means planning for college for many upcoming graduates. 

For junior high/middle school, it means the pressure is on to begin to think about your future.  

Use the following FREE AUL or TpT handouts to assist with career and college planning:

Still looking for the perfect college?

Use the FREE AUL or TpT presentation with active learning handouts to get started on your college decision:

Good luck with college planning!
Beth, Educator Helper

Annotated Bibliographies--Best Seller FREE Handouts

Surprisingly, one of the most downloaded lessons is Annotated Bibliographies!

While many students will avoid having to ever write annotated bibliographies, there are some courses, such as history, where annotated bibliographies are used extensively. 

Let's start by listening to an Educreation lecture on annotated bibliographies. 

Link https://www.educreations.com/lesson/view/annotated-bibliographies/43403633/ 

Ready to write annotated bibliographies? Use the handouts below to get started:

Get the full packet at AUL or TpT.



Make writing an annotated bibliography as easy as possible for students.

Need help citing research sources? 

AUL or TPT to view:

The most fun your students can have learning plagiarism! AUL or TPT to view:

Happy Annotating!
Beth, Educator Helper

FREE Activities for Celebrating Earth Day on April 22

 Let's celebrate Mother Earth! 

Help students be more aware of taking care of our planet by starting with a history of Earth day at Earthday.org. 

Another great website is Earth Day EPA at https://www.epa.gov/earthday. 

Both websites offer students opportunities to learn more about how Earth Day began and how to join campaigns for saving our planet. 

One great activity is to have students bring a plain white t-shirt then design their own Earth Day logos using fabric paints or markers. Be sure to wear and display your Earth Day shirts proudly! 

Another way to celebrate Earth Day is with these fun handouts from Educator Helper AUL Storefront or Educator Helper TpT Storefront:

Make an Earth Day Timeline:

Get discussions started with AUL Earth Day Debates or TPT Earth Day Debates:

Make an Earth Day poetry book:

For early learners, try Earth Day coloring sheets:

Other Earth Day activities:

Helping students celebrate Earth Day should be fun, so let Educator Helper AUL or Educator Helper TPT do the work for you!

Happy Earth Day!
Beth, Educator Helper         

FREE Make Your Own Easter Basket Activity

The history of Easter is well told through the History Channel's video:

                                                         Link: https://youtu.be/eOa5hl4lMvc

But, if looking for something more entertaining, try Peter Rabbit:

Link: https://youtu.be/-sFj8Q3Z1Ak

Now, it's time to make an Easter basket!

Get the full packet at Educator Helper's AUL or TpT storefront.

Happy Easter!

Beth, Educator Helper