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Need help planning an entire school year of preschool activities? We've got you covered! This bundle covers some of the most popular preschool themes with 24 lessons per theme.

20 Popular Preschool Themes

24 Lessons Per Theme

Get ready for fun and learning with all our preschool unit lesson plans. These thematic units are packed with literature based activities that are easy to prepare and fun to implement.

These Preschool Lesson Plans are digital downloads that you will receive immediately after purchase. No need to wait for anything in the mail.

Each theme contains a PDF lesson plan book and printable activity set.

Download these lesson plans today to:

- Explore a variety of themed hands-on activities!

- Build vocabulary and early literacy skills with songs and games!

- Get learners ready for school with printable pages!

Easy to follow lesson plans include activity modifications and adaptations to meet the needs of all learners.

Every theme is comes with recommended reading lists, songs, material lists and more.

These Preschool units include activities for:

20 Themed Units Included:

(please see individual listings for activity contents)

Included Themes: Leaves, apples, pumpkins

Included Themes: Animals, Nocturnal animals, animal body parts

Included Themes: Winter, snow, snowflakes

Included Themes: Color identification and color words

Included Themes: Sight, Sound, Taste, Smell, Feel

Included Themes: Farm animals, barns, tractors, crops

Included Themes: Sun, moon, stars, planets

Included Themes: Construction vehicles, tools, rocks

Included Themes: Self, home, family, my body

Included Themes: Animals, habitats

Included Themes: Rain, flowers, garden

Included Themes: Butterflies, caterpillars, insects

Included Themes: Rain, sun, wind

Included Themes: Ocean animals, reefs, water

Included Themes: Flowers, seeds, trees

Included Themes: Trains, cars, trucks, wheels, roads

Included Themes: Firefighter, mail carrier, doctor, teacher

Included Themes: Dinosaurs, fossils, eggs

Included Themes: World, cultures

Included Themes: Summer, sun, watermelon, lemonade, picnic

Developed by a team of talented teachers and parents, these activities range from whole group circle time ideas to active learning games. All lesson plans have been carefully crafted and kid tested!

Whether you are a new teacher developing an entire preschool curriculum, a veteran teacher searching for new inspiration, or a parent homeschooling your preschooler, you'll find everything you need in these Preschool Unit Lesson Plans.

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Ages 0-2

Dressing Play

Relationships and communication

Even if your child doesn't seem to understand, tell them everything you're doing as you get them ready in the morning. Start with how you picked their clothes and go from there. Make eye contact and respond back to the sounds they make.

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Ages 0-2 Relationships and communication Even if your child doesn't seem to understand, tell them everything you're doing as you get them ready in the morning. Start with how you picked their clothes and go from there. Make eye contact and respond back to the sounds they make.

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The aim of this program is to help pre-service teachers build their awareness of the skills and practices that will help facilitate resilience in their teaching career.

The program contains 5 online interactive learning modules focused on Building resilience, elationships, Wellbeng, Taking initiative and E motions. Throughout each module participants can take self-quizzes, learn about skills and strategies, view videos, apply skills to realistic situations, learn about what experts in the field have found and build their own personal toolkit. Each module is connected to Australian standards and frameworks for teachers.

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London : Jessica Kingsley Publishers. 2018

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eBook.

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Create an inclusive classroom for all with this resource, full of ideas for engaging and accessible English lessons. Each lesson is tailored to objectives for children working below National Curriculum levels and includes a learning objective, the resources needed, the main activity, a plenary and a consolidation activity to help support children's understanding.When working with children, and especially those with SEN, lessons need to meet their interests as well as their needs by containing visual stimulus and promoting fine and gross motor skills, and the activities in this book have been specifically designed with this in mind. This straightforward and practical book offers you 101 creative classroom activities for teaching English to pupils who are achieving at P Levels 4 - 8, as well as mapping the range of additional skills they will acquire.

Subjects:

Special education--English language
Special education--English literature

Categories:

EDUCATION / Special Education / General
EDUCATION / Teaching Methods & Materials / Language Arts

Related ISBNs:

9781785923654. 9781784507084.

OCLC:

1012881823

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1546233

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Create an inclusive classroom for all through engaging maths activities such as Shape Bingo, Cake Splat! and Fruity Fractions, all of which have been matched to the UK National Curriculum P Levels 4 - 8. Tailored to the specific P Level, each lesson plan includes a learning objective, the resources needed, the main activity, a plenary and a consolidation activity to help support children's understanding.When working with children, and especially those with SEN, lessons need to meet their interests as well as their needs by containing visual stimulus, movement and fine and gross motor skills, and the activities in this book have been specifically designed with this in mind. This straightforward and practical book offers you 101 creative classroom activities for teaching maths to pupils who are achieving at P Levels 4 - 8 and Key Stage One as well as mapping the range of additional skills they will acquire.

Subjects:

Mathematics--Study and teaching (Elementary)--Activity programs

Categories:

EDUCATION / Special Education / General
FAMILY & RELATIONSHIPS / Conflict Resolution

Related ISBNs:

9781785921018. 9781784503642.

OCLC:

965129756

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1368658

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At a glance

The objective of the National Agreement on Closing the Gap (the National Agreement) is to enable Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and governments to work together to overcome the inequality experienced by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, and achieve life outcomes equal to all Australians.

For the first time, the National Agreement has been developed in genuine partnership between Australian governments and the Coalition of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peak Organisations (the Coalition of Peaks).

The expertise and experience of the Coalition of Peaks and its membership have been central to the commitments in this National Agreement. So too has the feedback from the extensive engagements in 2019 with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people across Australia. A summary of what was heard from the engagements and how it was incorporated into the National Agreement is available.

The views and expertise of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, including Elders, Traditional Owners and Native Title holders, communities and organisations will continue to provide central guidance to the Coalition of Peaks and Australian governments as the National Agreement is implemented.

The Partnership is grateful for the assistance of the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare (AIHW) and the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) in developing the National Agreement. The AIHW led a number of workshops to assist the Partnership Working Group to consider and develop the target framework, developed trajectories to inform decisions about the level of ambition for different target areas, and provided technical advice on the targets, indicators and data availability. The ABS provided data and technical advice for targets and indicators.

All parties to the National Agreement acknowledged the need for it to be a flexible, "living" document, working with the best evidence as it becomes available.

This is the current version of the National Agreement, as agreed by Joint Council. The original, signed National Agreement is available on the Resources page.

Priority Reforms

At the centre of the National Agreement are four Priority Reforms that focus on changing the way governments work with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

The Priority Reforms will:

Strengthen and establish formal partnerships and shared decision-making

Build the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community-controlled sector

Transform government organisations so they work better for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people

Improve and share access to data and information to enable Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities make informed decisions.

See the Priority Reforms here
Outcomes and targets

The National Agreement has 17 targets across the following outcome areas: education, employment, health and wellbeing, justice, safety, housing, land and waters, and languages.

Outcomes are the desired result for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

Targets are specific and measurable goals that will be monitored to show how progress is being made across each of the outcome areas. Under each of the targets there are indicators that help to provide an understanding of how progress will be tracked.

The National Agreement includes areas for data development actions. These are areas that are important for our understanding of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander outcomes but cannot be measured currently.

Implementing the National Agreement

Each party to the National Agreement will develop their own implementation plan within 12 months of the Agreement coming into effect, and will report annually on their actions to achieve the outcomes of the Agreement.

Implementation plans will be developed and delivered in partnership with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities and organisations.

Each implementation plan will set out how policies and programs are aligned to the National Agreement and what actions will be taken to achieve the Priority Reforms. They will include information on funding and timeframes for actions.

The Joint Council will review implementation plans and may provide advice on how the parties can better work together to achieve shared outcomes. This includes where progress against the priority reforms and targets is not on track.

Accountability and reporting

The Productivity Commission will publish a dashboard comprising data and associated supporting materials on progress towards the targets. The dashboard will be updated on a regular basis (at a minimum, annually) and will be maintained for the full term of the National Agreement.

In addition to the dashboard, the Productivity Commission will complete a comprehensive, independent review of progress every three years. This review will provide an analysis of progress towards the Priority Reforms, targets, indicators and trajectories. It will also examine the factors contributing to progress by drawing on evaluations and other evidence.

For the first time, there will be Independent Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander-led reviews within twelve months of each independent review by the Productivity Commission. These reviews are an opportunity to better understand Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples' experiences of change as a result of this National Agreement.

The Joint Council will provide an annual update on progress toward achieving the National Agreement to the parties to the Agreement.

The Commonwealth, states and territories, local governments and the Coalition of Peaks share accountability for the implementation of the National Agreement and are jointly accountable for the outcomes and targets under the National Agreement.

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Uber Bloom's Taxonomy Verb List
Cognitive Domain (Best used for mental skills or "knowledge")
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Cognitive Domain (Best used for mental skills or "knowledge")
...Remembering ...Understanding ...Applying ...Analyzing ...Evaluating ...Creating Report Research* Restate Retell Review* Reword Rewrite* Subtract Summarize* Tell* Theorize Trace* Translate* Visualize* Make* Manage* Manipulate Modify* Operate Paint Perform* Personalize Plot* Practice Predict* Prepare* Price Process* Produce* Project Provide* React Record* Relate* Respond Role‐play* Round off Schedule Select* Sequence* Show* Simulate Sketch Solve* State a rule or principle Subscribe Tabulate* Teach Transcribe Transfer Translate* Use Maximize Measure* Minimize Optimize Order Organize* Outline* Plot* Point out Prioritize* Probe* Program* Proofread Quantify Query Question Relate* Research* Review* Scrutinize Select* Separate Sequence* Sift Size up Solve* Specify* Study* Subdivide Survey Test* Train Transform Value* Support Tell why Test* Validate* Value* Verify Weigh Initiate Integrate Interface Intervene Invent Join Lecture Make* Make up Manage* Model Modifier Modify* Negotiate Network Organize* Originate Outline* Overhaul Perform* Plan Portray Predict* Prepare* Prescribe Pretend Process* Produce* Program* Progress Propose Rearrange Reconstruct Reinforce Relate* Reorganize Revise* Rewrite* Role‐play* Sequence* Set up Show* Specify* Structure Substitute Suggest Summarize* Suppose Synthesis Systematize Tell* Validate* Visualize* Write* Contact Tina Rettler‐Pagel at CETL for more information *=verb falls into two domain levels Uber Bloom's Taxonomy Verb List
Psychomotor Domain (Best used for manual or physical skills)
Imitation Adjust Apply Assemble* Attempt Begin Build Calibrate Carry out Change* Clean Combine* Compose* Compute Connect Construct* Copy Correct Create* Debug Display* Dissect Duplicate Follow* Insert Install Map Mimic Move Operate* Organize* Practice Probe Proceed Repair Repeat Reproduce Respond Shade Sketch* Start* Transform Troubleshoot Try Volunteer Manipulation Acquire Arrange* Assemble* Code Complete Conduct* Control Design* Dismantle Display* Do Drill Encapsulate Execute Expand Fasten Fix Follow* Frame Graph* Grind Hammer Heat Improve Input Interface Loop Maintain Make Manipulate* Operate* Organize* Pace Perform Produce Progress Punch Support Switch Transmit Use* Work* Precision
Accomplish
Achieve Administer Advance Automatize Book Clip Derive Draw Exceed Excel* Focus Handle Identify Introduce Locate Manipulate* Master Mend Mix Modify Nail Paint Point Preserve Reach Refine* Sand Succeed Surpass* Transcend* Transport Contact Tina Rettler‐Pagel at CETL for more information Articulation
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Alter Change* Conduct* Document Encircle Excel* Graph* Pull Push Rearrange Regulate Reorganize Revise Sculpt Set Sketch* Slide Start* Stir Surpass* Transcend* Transfer Use* Vend Vocalize Weigh Work* Naturalization
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Combine* Compose* Construct* Create* Design* Originate Refine* Transcend* *=verb falls into two domain levels Uber Bloom's Taxonomy Verb List
Affective Domain (Best used for growth in feelings or emotional areas or Attitude)
Receiving Responding Valuing Organization Internalizing Ask Choose Describe* Erect Follow* Give Hold Identify Locate Name Point to Reply Select* Set Show interest Site Use Accept responsibility Aid Answer Assist Comply Conform Discuss Enjoy Greet Help Label Obey Perform* Practice* Present Read* Recite Report* Select* Tell Write Associate with
Assume responsibility Be convinced Believe in Complete* Demonstrate Describe* Differentiate Explain* Follow* Form Have faith in Initiate Invite Join Justify Participate Propose* Read* Report* Select* Share Study Subscribe to Word Work Adhere to
Alter Alternatives Arrange Classify Combine Compare Complete* Defend Establish Explain* Form judgments Formulate Generalize Identify with Integrate Modify* Order Organize Prepare Relate Synthesize Verify* Weigh Act
Change behavior Develop code of behavior Develop philosophy Discriminate Display Influence Judge problems/issues
Listen Modify* Perform* Practice* Propose* Qualify Question Revise Serve Show mature attitude Solve Verify* Contact Tina Rettler‐Pagel at CETL for more information *=verb falls into two domain levels

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This fun hands-on human body for kids activity is such a fun way to learn about our amazing bodies! These free printable Human Body Playdough Mats are a fun way for kids of all ages to learn about what is inside our body. Children will make a play doh human body with these playdough mats to learn about our bones, skeletal system, muscles, organs, play doh digestive system, and more! Use these playdough mats as part of a study of the human body for kids study with toddler, preschool, pre k, kindergarten, first grade, 2nd grade, and 3rd grade students. Kids will love that they can add the body parts to the free playdough mats making it a truly hands on science activity.

Human Body for Kids

If you are looking for a fun hands on activity for learning about my body, you will love these free printable Human Body Playdough Mats. There are various playdough mats to choose from to accommodate a wide range of ages from toddlers, preschoolers, and kindergartners to elementary school children in grade 1, grade 2, grade 3, and grade 4 students. Children will add organs, bones, muscles, circulatory system and so much more.

Whether you are a parent, teacher, or homeschool you will love this science project for kids. Use it as a themed learning, science center in your classroom, anatomy lesson, or other supplemental activity.

Human Body Playdough Mats

Start by scrolling to the bottom of the post, under the terms of use, and click on the text link that says >> Download <<. The pdf file will open in a new window for you to save the freebie template.

Play doh human body

These FREE printable playdough mats are a great, hands on learning activity for kids explore what is under their skin including:

human skeleton for kids

human body parts for kids

human body parts for kids

body organs for kids

There are lots of choices to learn about bones, organs, muscles and more in COLOR OR BLACK & WHITE. The blackline version will save on printer ink costs.

Play doh digestive system

Children can use playdough on the close-up human body playdough mat to make various human body organs for kidsto visualize what is inside their body. Using a different color for each internal body parts for kids help skids to see how their different organs fit together including: trachea, lungs, heart, large intestine, small intestine, stomach, liver, brain, and more.

Playdough Mats

Using play dough children can learn about their skeletal system for kids by making bones on the various boy, girl, black/white, light/dark colored skin playdough mat. You can be very general for a simple human body for children study, or label orally or on your playdough mat the various bones such as skull, sternum, ribs, radius, ulna, pelvis, tibia, fibula, femur, knee cap, scapula, humorous, flanges, and more.
NOTE: The older the child, the more they will look like actual bones.
Human body activities

Kids will be able to visualize how muscles attach bones together ( using ligaments) so that your bones move with this fun muscular system playdough mat. Again, there are several choices! This is such a fun human body preschool, or for elementary age students such as human body for kindergarten.

Recommended Resources:

Your unit will come alive these these human body books for kids, human body puzzles, xrays to explore, life the lap books, and so much more!

Human Body Activities

We continued exploring the five senses with these grade school and human body preschool activities:

Science for Kids

Looking for lots more fun, science experiments for kids? You've GOT to try some of these outrageously fun science experiments for kids! We have so many fun, creative and easy science experiments for elementary age children:

Free Playdough Mats

Looking for more fun, free printable playdough mats? You will love these:

Playdough Activities for Kids

Looking for some amazing playdough recipes to try? Check out these easy play doh recipes!

If you are looking for a homeschool science unit, consider:

Human Body Printables
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Background & Learning Outcomes:
For children to strengthen their ability to manage their behaviour when they are experiencing strong emotions, an essential skill is to identify their feelings. It is never too early to talk to children about emotions, build their feeling vocabulary and to help them see the link between feelings and behaviour. Linking these together demonstrates how our emotions can affect the choices we make. It can also improve children's emotional-management.

mirrors (optional)

digital camera

computer/printer

Teaching and Learning Activities:

1. ACTIVATE THINKING: Introduce a single emotion to the class. Use either basic emotions such as mad, sad, scared, joyful, peaceful or more specific feeling words such as optimistic, lonely, embarrassed, surprised. Your choice of word will depend on the class' developmental level or connection to other teaching material. Be inspired by doing an internet search for "lists of feeling words".

Tell students that they will be exporing what this feeling means and how we can get clues from the way our body behaves. These messages tell us how we feel about experiences.

2. ACTIVATE THINKING: Brainstorm a list of things or situations students identify as making them feel the chosen emotion.

Emphasize that feelings are normal: some feel pleasant and some feel unpleasant.

Remind children not to judge our own feelings or other people's feelings because they aren't right or wrong.

3. Invite students to practice making faces and using body movement to display what the chosen emotion "looks like." Use mirrors to practice.

4. Take a photo of each child showing this emotion.

5. Ask each child to write a sentence that describes when they feel this emotion. For younger students, transcribe the sentence for them. Construct the sentence in an "I statement format" and ensure that it is appropriate to share with others. For example, "I feel sad when my dad leaves for a trip" or "I feel peaceful when my brother reads to me."

6. Compile the photos and sentences in a booklet, matching the students' photos and sentences.

Display on a bulletin board

Print for a classroom book.

Photocopy for students to take home.

Adaptations:

Create a personalized book per student that covers a range of feelings. In this way, students can take home a book with their own picture for each emotion. This may stimulate dialogue with their caregivers about recognizing and expressing feelings.

For intermediate students, increase the challenge of this lesson by choosing complex emotions and/or words that are new to them (like insignificant, sarcastic or confident).

Have students do a thesaurus search to find other words that have similar or related definitions. Include these words in the book or display.

Adaptations for home:

This activity ca n easily be adapted for use by parents with one or more child in a family.

Follow up with books about feelings:

If I Were a Lion (2004) by Sarah Weeks . When a little girl winds up in trouble, she begs her parents for forgiveness by comparing her actions to wild, ferocious animals. Ages 0-6.

How do Dinosaurs Say I'm Mad (2013) by Jane Yolen . Do you know what dinosaurs do when they're mad? In this title from Jane Yolen's extremely popular picture book series, children can see how dinosaurs act when they're angry and what they should do to control their tempers. Ages 0-6.

Alvin Ho Series (2011-2014) by Lenore Look. Alvin Ho is afraid of almost everything. He's scared of girls, tunnels, the dark, and he's especially afraid of school. However when Alvin is at home, he is transformed into the amazing Firecracker Man who can do almost anything. Ages 6-12.

The Village of Many Hats (2000) by Caroline Woodward. Young Gina struggles with her sister's illness and a tragedy within her village that ultimately brings her community together. Ages 6-12.

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For children to strengthen their ability to manage their behaviour when they are experiencing strong emotions, an essential skill is to identify their feelings. It is never too early to talk to children about emotions, build their feeling vocabulary and to help them see the link between feelings and behaviour.

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Browse Educational Resources. Award winning educational materials designed to help kids succeed. Start for free now!

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This website for the Drama for Schools program is designed to be your guide for integrating drama into your curriculum. It is meant to serve as a practical resource as you begin designing your own drama-based lessons. We hope this website and our professional development trainings will make you as excited as we are about bringing your curriculum alive using drama!

About Drama for Schools

As an initiative of the Department of Theatre and Dance at the University of Texas in Austin, Drama for Schools is part of a long and distinguished history of the University's commitment to public schools. In addition to preparing many of the state's theatre arts teachers, the Department regularly partners with public schools throughout the state of Texas to examine how the arts can help motivate the process of learning. Through on-going dialogues with our K-12 collaborators, we are striving to create exciting professional development workshops for educators. Working with communities to shape our training curriculum to meet their specific needs, in an effort to support the educational missions of both the University and our school partners.

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This website for the Drama for Schools program is designed to be your guide for integrating drama into your curriculum. It is meant to serve as a practical resource as you begin designing your own drama-based lessons. We hope this website and our professional development trainings will make you as excited as we are about bringing your curriculum alive using drama!

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Learning Theory v5 - What are the established learning theories?

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This Concept Map, created with IHMC CmapTools, has information related to: Learning Theory v5, Organisation Kolb, Psychology Vygotsky, Psychology Bloom, Piaget genetic epistemology, Psychology Skinner, Montessori constructivism, Dewey constructivism, radical constructivism Knowledge as mental representation: 1a. Knowledge is not passively received either through the senses or by way of communication; 1b.

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Effective Teacher Bullet Journal Flip Through and Set Up | Lesson Planning

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Lesson Plans - Pre-Kindy & Kindy Lesson Plans | Nature Play QLD

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Posted January 4, 2019 | By csponline

Teaching requires a lot of planning, from organizing the classroom to developing engaging content for students every day. It is important for teachers - especially those working with young children - to establish a vetted repertoire of go-to lesson plans to promote development that is critical from birth to grade 3.

With the constant introduction of new learning standards and changing curriculum requirements, educators must be ready to identify and incorporate new resources for their students. That's why we've compiled the ultimate guide to online lesson plans. Listed alphabetically, you can find valuable teacher resources, including lesson plans, printable classroom materials, worksheets, interactive activities, discussion boards and more. Browse our list and get inspired!

Early Childhood Education Lesson Plans
A to Z Teacher Stuff
Free lesson plans sorted by grade and subject.

Thousands of free printables and education clip art. Members section includes tools to generate customizable materials.

Free art lesson plans by grade.

Teacher blog with lesson plan resources by grade.

It's a wiki for curriculum. Free lesson plan database, searchable by grade or subject and state standards.
Discovery Education
Free K-5 teacher resources in science, technology, social studies, math and language arts from The Discovery Channel.
Early Childhood Teacher
A list of free online resources created by teachers, for teachers.
Education.com
Preschool lesson plans designed to develop essential early learning skills.
Education World
Free lesson plans, worksheets and activities sorted by grade and subject.

Free coloring pages for virtually any subject.

Elementary Lesson Plans (Pinterest boards)

A listing of all Pinterest boards for elementary school teachers.

A compendium of free printable worksheets.
Instructables
A good site for hands-on activities.

Games, lesson plans and community. Features popular animated characters from DreamWorks Studios. Lesson plans are sorted by subject.
K-3 Teacher Resources
Find and review lesson plans from other teachers and submit your own. Membership is free.
K-12 Reader
Reading Instruction resources for teachers and parents.

K-6 elementary education lesson plans. Plans are downloadable as PDF files.
Kids Activity blog
Activity inspiration for kids of all ages.
Learning Reviews
Links to resource pages, rated by users.
Lesson Planet
More than 400,000 online lesson planning resources reviewed and rated by a team of credentialed teachers. Search for lesson plans and filter results by grade level.
Living Montessori Now
Inspiration for Montessori activities in class and at home.
Making Learning Fun
Fun theme-based children's activities.

Prepare for Success as an Early Childhood Educator

Our child development and early education degrees prioritize relevant coursework specifically for teachers of young children in schools, child care and other learning settings. With offerings at the associate, bachelor's and master's level, you can choose the program that's right for your career goals in the early education field.

Explore Degrees
Math Drills
Free and customizable math worksheets for all grades K-12.
Mr. Printables
Free printable arts and crafts.
National Education Association
A list of free lesson plans with searchable database.
No Time for Flash Cards
Resource for parents and teachers filled with fun activities for young children.
PBS Learning Media for Teachers
Thousands of free teacher resources, including current event lesson plans, interactives and videos, from PBS.
PreKinders
Blog with resources for Pre-K teachers, including activities and printables.

Age-appropriate learning activities for Pre-K students.
Preschool Lesson Plan Pinterest boards
A listing of all Pinterest boards for preschool teachers.
Read Write Think
Hundreds of standards-based lesson plans written and reviewed by educators.
Scholastic
Thousands of free lesson plans, unit plans, discussion guides and extension activities from Scholastic.
School Express
Free worksheets, math activities and fun games.
Share My Lesson
A space for educators to share free K-12 learning materials, including activities, worksheets and lesson plans. More than 260,992 free teaching resources.
Smithsonian's History Explorer
Free history lesson plans developed by The Smithsonian Institute. Searchable by grade level and topic.
Soft Schools
Free math and language arts games and worksheets for preschool through middle school students.
Spelling City
Vocabulary lessons for students in elementary through high school, including word lists, articles, videos, research and a members-only message board.
Standards Toolbox
Comprehensive standards toolbox for teachers, parents and administrators.
Teacher.org
Lesson plans designed specifically for kindergarteners.
Teach-nology
A variety of free printable worksheets.
The Teacher's Corner
Free lesson plans for all subjects, grades K-5. Printable worksheets, seasonal color pages, bulletin board resources and more.
teachers.net
Thousands of free lesson plans.
Teachers First
A free collection of lessons, units and web resources designed to save teachers time by delivering materials in a user-friend, ad-free format.
Turtle Diary
Games, worksheets, puzzles, experiments, stories and crafts for kids in Pre-K through second grade.
Worksheet Works
Customizable worksheets made to your specifications. Free PDF worksheets you can easily create to fit specific needs.

Prepare for Success as an Early Childhood Educator

Concordia University, St. Paul's online education programs are designed to prepare educators for success. Our child development and early education degrees prioritize relevant coursework specifically for teachers of young children in schools, child care and other learning settings. We combine theoretical and practical approaches that emphasize advocacy, leadership and real-world application so you can help young learners achieve more. With offerings at the associate, bachelor's and master's level, you can choose the program that's right for your career goals in the early education field. Explore our degrees today.

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Your Ultimate Guide to Early Childhood Education Lesson Plans | CSP Online

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Need a group game for 30 kindergarteners, indoors, in a pinch? Trying to convince 5th grader boys to stop hogging the ball? We have you covered.

Explore hundreds of games by group size, available space and equipment, appropriate ages, and developmental skills. Our games are designed to keep all kids playing. You will see lots of games where everyone is "it", ground-rules that keep games manageable for recess supervisors, skill-building variations on students' favorite sports, and other adaptations that make games fun and inclusive for everyone.

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Need a group game for 30 kindergarteners, indoors, in a pinch? Trying to convince 5th grader boys to stop hogging the ball? We have you covered. Explore hundreds of games by group size, available space and equipment, appropriate ages, and developmental skills. Our games are designed to keep all kids playing.

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Health and PE Lessons Archives - Australian Curriculum Lessons

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PEC: Lesson Plans for Physical Education

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PE Central is a web site that provides information about developmentatally appropriate physical education practices and programs.

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An evidence-based approach to supporting the mental health and wellbeing of children in the classroom, school and home environments. Choose the implementation option to suit your school.

For a limited time, Australian primary schools can apply for a funded place and receive the Primary School Program at no direct cost to the school.

Smiling Mind is Australia's leading digital-led, prevention focussed mental health not-for-profit. Smiling Mind has been helping minds thrive for over 10 years and are the innovators behind Australia's most trusted mental wellbeing app. Our evidence-based tools support people to learn the skills to maintain their mental health in fun and interactive ways.

If you'd like to support our work, you can make a donation. Every contribution, however large or small makes a difference and we're so grateful for your support.

The Australian Mental Wellbeing Index provides a snapshot insight into the everyday mental wellbeing of Australia. It explores the factors that contribute to mental wellbeing and aims to generate a national conversation about how Australians can take a proactive approach to support mental wellbeing.

We've recently released the second annual report exploring the data collected across 2022-2023. The latest report shows young Australians aged 18-24, are experiencing poorer mental wellbeing than older age groups and poorer levels of focus and concentration may be a key driver of this.

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Smiling Mind is a non-for-profit web and app-based meditation program developed by psychologists and educators to help bring mindfulness into your life.

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Sport Australia is determined to have more Australians participating and excelling in sport, from grass-roots right up to the pinnacle of elite competition.

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The success of the Softball Batter Up program can be attributed to the quality of the excellent resources. Coaches and teachers can access these resources for free when they register to deliver a program.

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There will be four test windows held in 2021. Registration and test window dates for 2021 are provided below.

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2021 Window 1

12 January 2021

25 January 2021

15 February 2021 - 28 February 2021

2021 Window 2

14 April 2021

27 April 2021

17 May 2021 - 30 May 2021

2021 Window 3

13 July 2021

26 July 2021

9 August 2021 - 22 August 2021

2021 Window 4

28 September 2021

11 October 2021

1 November 2021 - 14 November 2021

^ Registrations open between 10am-12pm on the first day and close at 5pm AEST/AEDT (local Melbourne time) on the last day for all test windows.

* The remote proctoring test period ends 3 days (72 hours) prior to the conclusion of each test window. Please see the remote proctoring test sitting requirements for more information about test scheduling.

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There will be four test windows held in 2021. Registration and test window dates for 2021 are provided below.