I Spy Animals

An engaging first-grade lesson focused on identifying and sorting rhyming words through a hands-on 'Rhyme Town' theme. Students will practice phonological awareness by matching words with similar ending sounds.

A facilitation guide for the Rhyme Town lesson, including lesson flow, answer keys for the student activities, and differentiation strategies for varied learners.

A lesson exploring how llamas are perfectly adapted to survive the harsh environment of the Andes Mountains through their unique physical traits and behaviors.

An introductory slide deck for teaching rhyming words to first graders. Features interactive "Rhyme or No Rhyme" checks and clear visual explanations of the concept using a "Rhyme Town" theme.

An engaging lesson exploring how llamas are perfectly adapted for life in the harsh Andean highlands, focusing on their physical traits and survival strategies.

A two-page cut-and-paste activity for first graders to practice identifying and sorting rhyming words. Includes a house-sorting activity for word families and a garden-matching activity for rhyming pairs.

A lesson exploring the unique physical adaptations that allow llamas to thrive in the harsh environment of the Andes Mountains.

A 10-slide presentation exploring the physical adaptations and characteristics of llamas, including their thick woolly coats, specialized blood for high altitudes, and digestive systems.

Lesson for studio export and print testing

A visually stunning 9-slide presentation exploring the biological adaptations of llamas, including their unique blood chemistry, specialty feet, and thick wool.

An introductory science lesson for 1st grade exploring the five senses (sight, hearing, smell, taste, and touch) through observation and hands-on exploration. Students learn to identify the sensory organs and how they help us understand the world around us.

A vibrant and engaging 6-slide presentation exploring the specific physical adaptations of llamas, including their unique blood cells, stomach structure, and mountain-ready feet.