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  • Shapebook: Bucket Filler Booklet

    It is important to be a bucket filler in the classroom. Have your students complete this bucket filler booklet to help build community and respect in the classroom. Great for back to school!

  • PowerPoint: Presentation with Audio: Soil 2: Dirt (multi-age)
    PowerPoint with Audio: What is the composition and nature of soil, commonly called dirt? Part 2 of 4 soil presentations in the Living on Planet Earth Series. This program describes the composition and function of soil. It also encourages that we properly dispose of hazardous materials, recycle and compost so that soil can produce nurturing food, dependable clothing fiber and building materials.
  • My Character Traits (upper elem) Building Community
    Use this 'Building Community: My Character Traits (upper elem)' printable worksheet in the classroom or at home. Your students will love this 'Building Community: My Character Traits (upper elem)'. Students give an example of one way they now demonstrate specific character traits and one new way.
  • My Character Traits (elem) Building Community
    Use this 'Building Community: My Character Traits (elem)' printable worksheet in the classroom or at home. Your students will love this 'Building Community: My Character Traits (elem)'. Students give an example of how they show the character traits: Honesty, Caring, Kind, Responsible and Respectful.
  • Understanding Character Traits (k-2) Building Community
    Use this 'Building Community: Understanding Character Traits (k-2)' printable worksheet in the classroom or at home. Your students will love this 'Building Community: Understanding Character Traits (k-2)'. Students show understanding of the trait by drawing and/or writing what it looks like and what it doesn't look like.
  • Understanding Character Traits (grades 3-5) Building Community
    Use this 'Building Community: Understanding Character Traits (grades 3-5)' printable worksheet in the classroom or at home. Your students will love this 'Building Community: Understanding Character Traits (grades 3-5)'. Students show understanding of the trait by writing 2 examples of what it looks like and what it doesn't look like.
  • Character Trait Booklet (grades 1-3) Building Community
    Use this 'Building Community: Character Trait Booklet (grades 1-3)' printable worksheet in the classroom or at home. Your students will love this 'Building Community: Character Trait Booklet (grades 1-3)'. Students complete a booklet of the character traits; honesty, kindness, caring, respect and responsibility. Students may complete each page seperately as the trait is taught to compile the booklet as the final project.
  • Building Community - Character Traits Word Wall
    Use this 'Word Wall: Building Community - Character Traits' printable worksheet in the classroom or at home. Your students will love this 'Word Wall: Building Community - Character Traits'. These cards/posters contain 15 important character traits for building community in your classroom.
  • Building Community - Character Traits in the Classroom Writing Prompt
    Use this 'Writing Prompt: Building Community - Character Traits in the Classroom' printable worksheet in the classroom or at home. Your students will love this 'Writing Prompt: Building Community - Character Traits in the Classroom'. Students work with a partner to identify 4 character traits; then determine what they look and sound like in the classroom. In addition, acting out these traist is a fun classroom sharing activity to build community.
  • Building Community - My Family Writing Prompt
    Use this 'Writing Prompt: Building Community - My Family' printable worksheet in the classroom or at home. Your students will love this 'Writing Prompt: Building Community - My Family'. This two page template allows students to share their family with their class. Includes places to write, draw or post photos about their family. They will also include their position in their family as a single, oldest, middle or youngest child. Templates can be mounted to file folders or poster boards as well as bulletin boards for display.
  • Character Trait Booklet (Kdg) Building Community
    Use this 'Building Community: Character Trait Booklet (Kdg)' printable worksheet in the classroom or at home. Your students will love this 'Building Community: Character Trait Booklet (Kdg)'. Students complete a booklet of four character traits; kindness, caring, honesty and respect. They practice writing the word and draw themselves demonstrating the traits, including a short written description.
  • Award: Character Traits

    This award can be given to students who exhibit the behaviors of positive character traits.

  • Awards: Character Trait Tickets

    Character trait tickets are a great incentive as part of a reward system when children are learning and practicing specific character traits. These can be printed out on colored card stock or any paper you choose.

  • Building Community: Character Traits Booklet (grades 4-6))

    Students dig deeper into character traits: Responsibility, Respect, Honesty, Empathy, Integrity. Students may complete each page separely as the trait is taught, to compile the booklet as the final project.

  • Word Wall: Community Helpers/Occupations (pictures) (set 2)
    From "daycare provider" to "speech therapist". These vocabulary building word strips with pictures are great for word walls, sentence strips, spelling and vocabulary practice.
  • Word Wall: Community Helpers/Occupations (set 1)
    From "custodian" to "zookeeper", these vocabulary building word strips with pictures are great for word walls, sentence strips, spelling and vocabulary practice.
  • Word Wall: Community Helpers/Occupations (set 3)
    From "band instructor" to "waitress", these vocabulary building word strips with pictures are great for word walls, sentence strips, spelling and vocabulary practice.
  • PowerPoint: Presentation with Audio: Soil 1: Composting (multi-age)
    PowerPoint with Audio: Composting Creates Soil. Part 1 of 4 soil presentation in the Living on Planet Earth Series. This program describes how soil is made. By recycling plant materials we help produce vibrant soils that offer nurturing food, and dependable clothing fiber and building materials.
  • PowerPoint: Presentation with Audio: Soil 3: Germs in Dirt (upper elem/middle/high)
    PowerPoint with Audio: Dirt is composed of many elements some of the most important are living creatures commonly called germs. Part 3 of 4 soil presentations in the Living on Planet Earth Series. This program describes the composition and function of living things in soil. It also encourages that we properly dispose of hazardous materials, recycle and compost so that soil can produce nurturing food, dependable clothing fiber and building materials.