Less than $5 Elementary School Critical Thinking Activities (by date, latest first)

Unlocking Logic: 20 Engaging Puzzles for Grades 5–8 is a fun and challenging collection of brain teasers designed to boost critical thinking, reasoning, and problem-solving skills in middle school students. This ebook features 20 diverse puzzles, including number patterns, riddles, code-breaking, magic squares, logic grids, spatial reasoning, and more. Each puzzle is crafted to spark curiosity and encourage creative thinking, making it perfect for classroom use, homework, enrichment, or early finishers.

The puzzles vary in difficulty and style to engage a wide range of learners and support flexible use across grades 5–8. Students are encouraged to work individually or in pairs, explore multiple strategies, and build resilience through thoughtful problem-solving. A full answer key is provided to support self-checking and guided discussion.

Whether you're a teacher looking to inspire your class or a parent wanting to support logical thinking at home, this ebook is the perfect companion for building sharp minds—one puzzle at a time!

Explore the profound lessons of Holy Week with this engaging mini book designed for children. This resource offers a meaningful exploration of Jesus' final days, connecting historical events with everyday experiences. Through reflective writing activities and a Holy Week challenge, kids will better understand Jesus' teachings and develop personal connections to these important lessons.

Perfect as a take-home activity, this mini book encourages family engagement. Parents and children can use it to learn and discuss Holy Week, fostering valuable conversations and reflections. Expect great feedback from families who appreciate this thoughtful resource.

This resource includes:

• Page 1: Holy Week Cover
• Page 2: Sunday Palm
• Page 3: Holy Monday
• Page 4: Holy Tuesday
• Page 5: Holy Wednesday
• Page 6: Holy Thursday
• Page 7: Holy Friday
• Page 8: Holy Saturday
• Page 9: Life Lessons from Jesus
• Page 10: Holy Week Challenge

Happy Holy Week!

Celebra el Mes de la Historia Negra (Black History Month in Spanish) mientras fomentas el pensamiento crítico, la reflexión y los debates significativos con este atractivo recurso. Las actividades son fáciles de desarrollar y poner en práctica, por lo que son perfectas para el trabajo independiente. Cada página está cuidadosamente estructurada para guiar a los estudiantes a través de momentos, figuras e ideas clave de la historia de los negros, ayudándoles a reflexionar y a pensar de forma crítica. Al final, las familias pueden compartir ideas y reforzar sus lazos mediante una sencilla actividad que pone de relieve este inspirador acontecimiento.

¿Por Qué Deberías Usar Este Recurso?

Este recurso ofrece una manera dinámica para que los estudiantes se conecten con el Mes de la Historia Afroamericana. Fomenta el pensamiento profundo, mejora la comprensión cultural y despierta la curiosidad sobre los eventos históricos y las figuras que dieron forma a nuestro mundo.

¿Qué Habilidades están Desarrollando los Estudiantes con este Recurso?

Los estudiantes adquirirán valiosas habilidades como:

• Pensamiento crítico: Analizar y evaluar acontecimientos y personajes importantes de la historia de los negros.
• Reflexión: Fomentar las conexiones personales con figuras y acontecimientos históricos.
• Resolución de problemas: Abordar temas como el racismo a través del pensamiento creativo y el debate.
• Comparar y contrastar: Analizar similitudes y diferencias entre héroes históricos y su propio potencial.
• Capacidad de redacción: Elaboración de reflexiones, cartas y piezas creativas.
• Conciencia cultural: Comprender y apreciar el impacto de los héroes del Mes de la Historia Negra en la sociedad.

Este recurso incluye:

• Página 1: Explorando el Mes de la Historia Negra
• Página 2: Línea de Tiempo del Mes de la Historia Negra
• Página 3: Mes de la Historia Negra: Resolviendo problemas sobre el racismo
• Página 4: Martin Luther King y Yo: Comparación y contraste
• Página 5: Comparar y contrastar: Mi líder elegido y yo
• Página 6: Lo que representan los héroes del Mes de la Historia Negra
• Página 7: Yo puedo ser un líder como los héroes de la historia negra
• Página 8: Muro de la grandeza del Mes de la Historia Negra
• Página 9: Coraje y cambio: Una historia de la Historia Negra
• Página 10: Carta para los líderes del Mes de la Historia Negra
• Página 11: Banderín del Mes de la Historia Negra
• Página 12: Mes de la Historia Negra: Veo, pienso, Me pregunto
• Página 13: Pensar Juntos, Crecer Juntos (Actividad en Familia)

Feliz Mes de la Historia Negra, ¡y disfruta enseñando a sus niños más allá de los hechos!

This bundle currently includes logic puzzles perfect for grades K-2. These logic puzzles are great for practicing critical thinking and deductive reasoning skills!

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Fall

Winter

Spring

Summer

Halloween

Thanksgiving

Christmas

Easter

Valentine's Day

Christmas (Freebie!)

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This logic puzzle is a great way to enhance critical thinking skills and deductive reasoning! It's a great, fun activity for early finishers in older students, or to introduce as a class to younger kids.

This logic puzzle is a great way to enhance critical thinking skills and deductive reasoning! It's a great, fun activity for early finishers in older students, or to introduce as a class to younger kids.

This logic puzzle has pictures to help early readers participate in a class setting!

Holiday logic puzzles great for Kindergarten - 2nd grade!

These 3X3 logic puzzles are great for practicing critical thinking and deductive reasoning. Perfect for early finishers!

Each puzzle also has pictures to help early readers track in a class setting.

Answer keys included.

A logic puzzle for each season (fall, winter, spring, summer) is included!

Great for young learners and early finishers! These 3X3 logic puzzles are perfect for practicing critical thinking skills and deductive reasoning. Each puzzle includes pictures to help assist early learners.

Celebrate Black History Month while fostering reflection and meaningful discussions with this engaging resource. The activities are easy to develop and implement, making them perfect for independent work. Each page is thoughtfully structured to guide students through key moments, figures, and ideas in Black history, helping them reflect and think critically. At the end, families can come together to share insights and strengthen their bond through a simple activity that highlights this inspiring event.

Why Should You Use This?

This resource provides a dynamic way for students to connect with Black History Month. It encourages deep thinking, enhances cultural understanding, and sparks curiosity about historical events and figures that shaped our world. By integrating activities like timelines, compare-and-contrast exercises, and creative writing prompts, students will not only learn about history but also develop essential cognitive skills.

What Skills Are Students Working on with This Resource?

Students will build valuable skills such as:

• Critical Thinking: Analyzing and evaluating important events and people in Black history.
• Reflection: Encouraging personal connections to historical figures and events.
• Problem Solving: Engaging with issues such as racism through creative thinking and discussion.
• Comparing and Contrasting: Analyzing similarities and differences between historical heroes and their own potential.
• Writing Skills: Crafting thoughtful reflections, letters, and creative pieces.
• Cultural Awareness: Understanding and appreciating the impact of Black History Month heroes on society.

This resource includes:

• Page 1: Exploring Black History Month
• Page 2: Black History Month Timeline
• Page 3: Black History Month: Solving Problems About Racism
• Page 4: Me and Martin Luther King: Compare and Contrast
• Page 5: Compare and Contrast: My Chosen Leader and Me
• Page 6: What Black History Month Heroes Stand For
• Page 7: I Can Be a Leader Like Black History Heroes!
• Page 8: Black History Month Greatness Wall
• Page 9: Courage and Change: A Black History Story
• Page 10: A Letter for Black History Month Leaders
• Page 11: Black History Month Pennant
• Page 12: Black History Month: I See, I Think, I Wonder
• Page 13: Think Together, Grow Together (Family Reflection)

Happy Black History Month, and Enjoy Teaching your Kids Beyond the Facts!

Ayuda a tus estudiantes a eliminar estereotipos, prejuicios y cualquier forma de racismo. Mediante esta actividad, se animará a los niños a reconocer que el color de la piel no es más que una característica física. Imaginándose a sí mismos con distintos colores de piel y dibujándose en consecuencia, comprenderán que, a pesar de las diferencias externas, todos los individuos son únicos e igualmente valiosos.

Esta actividad promueve la idea de que no debe haber lugar para la injusticia o la discriminación basadas en el color de la piel. Recuerda que también es nuestra responsabilidad fomentar la igualdad y promover el antirracismo desde una edad temprana.

Esta actividad es un excelente complemento de la presentación en PowerPoint sobre el racismo (color de la piel) y la lucha contra el racismo.

Instrucciones:

Pídeles a tus estudiantes que se dibujen a sí mismos en el primer recuadro. En los cuadros siguientes, pídales que vuelvan a dibujarse a sí mismos, pero con un color o tono de piel diferente. Después, los niños deben recortar cada dibujo y graparlos para crear un pequeño libro. Por último, anímeles a compartir su libro ilustrado y a reflexionar sobre sus emociones y pensamientos mientras se ven a sí mismos representados con distintos colores o tonos de piel. Se darán cuenta de que son iguales y de que su valor no cambia.

Este recurso incluye:

• Página 1: Cómo me siento con otra raza o color de piel (Versión 01)
• Página 2: Cómo me siento con otra raza o color de piel (Versión 02)
• Página 3: Cómo me siento con otra raza o color de piel (Versión 03)
• Página 4: Versión Vacía

¡Disfruta Enseñando Justicia Racial!

Help your students eliminate stereotypes, prejudices, and any form of racism. Through this activity, children will be encouraged to recognize that skin color is merely a physical characteristic. By imagining themselves with different skin colors and drawing pictures of themselves accordingly, they will understand that despite external differences, all individuals are unique and equally valuable.

This activity promotes the idea that there should be no room for injustice or discrimination based on skin color.

It is our responsibility to foster equality and promote antiracism from an early age.

This activity serves as an excellent addition to the Racism (Skin Color) Anti-Racism PowerPoint Presentation.

Instructions:

Ask your students to draw themselves in the first picture frame. In the subsequent frames, instruct them to draw themselves again, but with a different skin color or tone. Afterward, children should cut out each picture and staple them together to create a small book. Finally, encourage them to share their picture book and reflect on their emotions and thoughts while looking at themselves depicted in different skin colors or tones. They will realize that they are the same and their worth does not change.

This resource includes:

• Page 1: How I Feel in a Different Race or Skin Color (Version 1)
• Page 2: How I Feel in a Different Race or Skin Color (Version 2)
• Page 3: How I Feel in a Different Race or Skin Color (Version 3)
• Page 4: Empty Version

Enjoy Teaching Racial Justice!

This comprehensive educational resource simplifies teaching about racism, anti-racism, and racial justice, offering a time-saving solution for educators. It equips students with a profound understanding of racism and the importance of promoting equality and racial justice from an early age. The resource includes critical thinking questions and reflection prompts that guide students in recognizing their role in fostering a more equitable society. By encouraging proactive engagement and self-reflection, this resource provides essential tools for addressing racism and advocating for social change, empowering students to contribute effectively to a just and inclusive world.

• Understand Racism: Learn the meaning and impact of racism and why it's crucial to address it.
• Embrace Diversity: Recognize and appreciate the richness of racial and cultural differences.
• Foster Reflection: Reflect on how their actions and ideas can contribute to combating racism now and in the future.
• Promote Equality: Develop an anti-racist mindset and advocacy skills for racial justice.

This resource supports your teaching by guiding students to see the importance of their role in creating a more equitable society. It encourages a proactive approach to understanding and addressing racism, equipping them with the tools to make a difference.

This resource includes:

• Page 1: What is Race?
• Page 2: Race - Racism
• Page 3: Racial Prejudice & Discriminatory Behaviors
• Page 4: There Are Different Types of Racism
• Page 5: Strategies to Take Action Against Any Type of Racism
• Page 6: What is Anti-Racism?
• Page 7: Racial Justice and Equality
• Page 8: Racial Diversity
• Page 9: I am Anti-Racist
• Page 10: Anti-Racism Practice
• Page 11: We Have Learnt About Racism and Anti-racism

Formats:

• Powerpoint
• PDF
• Google Slides
• Keynote
• JPG images

Enjoy Teaching Racial Equality and Anti-Racism!

This adorable Back to School Printable Fill Out Worksheets for kids by “The Fun Sheep” is a great School Keepsake Memory to Capture the precious memories and growth of your students or kids

Back to school activity to create lasting memories with these first & last day of school questionnaires! And compare experiences and accomplishments throughout the year

What comes in the product:

- 2 "First Day of School" Questionnaires (colored and black & white)

- 2 " Last Day of School" Questionnaires (colored and black & white)

- 4 pages to print

- A4 paper Size

- Best to print on card stock (Colors will vary depending on printer used)

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Esta atractiva manualidad sobre Pearl Harbor está diseñada para reforzar los hechos históricos clave dell ataque a Pearl Harbor, al tiempo que anima a los estudiantes a reflexionar sobre la importancia del acontecimiento. A través de esta actividad de escritura reflexiva, los estudiantes conectarán los acontecimientos del 7 de diciembre de 1941 con sus percepciones personales, fomentando una comprensión más profunda de las lecciones que podemos aprender de la historia.

Perfecta para decorar la calse, esta manualidad también permite a los estudiantes compartir su trabajo con sus compañeros o llevárselo a casa como un recordatorio significativo. Se incluye una plantilla adicional en blanco, que proporciona espacio adicional para los estudiantes que lo necesiten o para los maestros que deseen introducir preguntas alternativas.

Instrucciones:

Recorta por las líneas de puntos para crear el barco. A continuación, monta las páginas y grápalas o fíjalas de la forma que mejor se adapte a la configuración de tu clase.

Este recurso incluye:

• Barco página de la portada
• Barco página contenido parte 1
• Barco página contenido parte 2
• Barco página contenido parte 3
• Barco página versión vacía versión 1
• Barco página versión vacía versión 2

¡Disfruta de este recurso del Día de Conmemoración de Pearl Harbor.

Looking for an engaging way to teach students about Pearl Harbor? This hands-on craft activity provides a creative way for students to explore the historical significance of the December 7, 1941, attack while developing critical thinking and reflective writing skills. As students complete the craft, they will reflect on the importance of this moment in history, gaining a deeper understanding of its impact.
Why Should You Use This?
This resource offers more than just a craft activity, it encourages students to connect history with personal reflection. By integrating art with writing. The activity sparks thoughtful discussion and deeper comprehension of history, making it perfect for history lessons, memorial activities, or classroom displays.
What Skills Are Students Working On?

• Critical Thinking: Students analyze the significance of Pearl Harbor and its lasting impact.
• Reflective Writing: Encourages personal insights and thoughtful reflection on historical events.
• Creative Expression: Students create a visual representation of history while developing their artistic skills.
• Historical Knowledge: Reinforces key facts about the attack on Pearl Harbor and its role in shaping history.

This resource also includes an additional blank template for students who need extra space or for teachers who wish to explore alternative questions. Whether displayed in the classroom or taken home, this Pearl Harbor craft serves as a meaningful keepsake that connects students with an important historical event.

Directions:
Cut along the dotted lines to create the ship. Then, assemble the pages and staple or attach them in a way that best fits your classroom setup.

This resource includes:

• Ship page cover
• Ship page content part 1
• Ship page content part 2
• Ship page content part 3
• Ship page empty version 1
• Ship page empty version 2

Enjoy this Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day Resource!

Explore an engaging Oxymorons and Hyperboles Lesson Plan tailored for Language Arts classrooms! This standards-aligned lesson helps students deepen their understanding of figurative language, word relationships, and nuances in meaning. Perfect for educators aiming to teach students how to define, identify, and craft oxymoron and hyperbole sentences in a creative, interactive environment.

Key Features of the Lesson Plan

Education Standards Covered:

• Comprehension of figurative, academic, and content-specific language (RI & RL standards).
• Understanding figurative language, word relationships, and nuanced meanings.

Objectives:

• Define and explain "oxymoron" and "hyperbole."
• Identify examples of each in context.
• Write unique sentences using oxymorons and hyperboles.

Materials:

• Engaging songs: "Hyperbole" by Danny Weinkauf and "The Oxymoron Song" by MC Grammar (clickable link included).
• Interactive worksheets for class practice (included).

Step-by-Step Procedures:

1. Kick-off with a discussion to assess students' prior knowledge.
2. Explain and provide clear definitions with real-world examples (e.g., "Pretty ugly" and "I’m so hungry I could eat a horse").
3. Conduct guided practice identifying oxymorons, hyperboles, and neither in sample sentences.
4. End with an engaging worksheet as a formative assessment.

Why Choose This Lesson Plan?

• Aligns with core Language Arts standards.
• Combines music, discussion, and hands-on activities to cater to various learning styles.
• Fosters creativity and critical thinking.

Elevate your Language Arts curriculum with this dynamic and fun approach to figurative language! Perfect for middle school classrooms.

You may also be interested in: Comprehensive Figurative Language Lesson Plan Bundle

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This comprehensive lesson plan on Types of Irony is designed to help students grasp the concept of irony and its three main types: situational irony, verbal irony, and dramatic irony. Aligned with education standards for literacy and language arts, this lesson emphasizes understanding figurative language, precise word choice, and nuanced meanings.

Key Features of the Lesson Plan:

• Standards Alignment: Supports skills in interpreting figurative language, identifying word relationships, and developing a deeper understanding of word nuances (RL & RI).
• Clear Objectives: Students will learn to define irony, differentiate among the three types, identify examples, and apply their knowledge in practical exercises.
• Interactive Materials: Includes engaging resources like "Is This Situation Ironic?" cards and an Irony Quiz Handout for practice and assessment.

Lesson Procedures:

1. Introduction: Begin with a class discussion to explore prior knowledge about irony.
2. Explanation of Irony Types:

• Situational Irony: When the outcome of a situation defies expectations (e.g., a pilot afraid of heights).
• Verbal Irony: When a speaker says one thing but means another (e.g., sarcasm, such as praising poor performance sarcastically).
• Dramatic Irony: When the audience knows something characters do not (e.g., Dorothy's famous line in The Wizard of Oz).

1. Interactive Activity: Students analyze scenarios from the "Is This Situation Ironic?" cards, identifying whether each is ironic or not (cards included).
2. Class Discussion: Review answers as a group to reinforce understanding of each type of irony.

Closure/Assessment:

• A short, written quiz will assess students’ grasp of the three types of irony, ensuring they can define and identify examples independently (quiz included).

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This engaging lesson plan combines discussion, activities, and assessment to ensure students develop a strong understanding of irony, making it an excellent resource for language arts educators. Perfect for aligning with standards and fostering critical thinking skills in figurative language!

This Math Game: Perfect Squares Matching Game Task Cards is a fun and engaging way for students to practice their understanding of perfect squares and square roots. By matching square root problems to their corresponding numbers, students will reinforce their knowledge of these fundamental mathematical concepts.

This activity offers several benefits:

• Hands-on Learning: The tactile nature of the task cards allows students to actively engage with the material, making the learning process more enjoyable and memorable.
• Reinforcement of Concepts: Repeated practice through matching pairs solidifies students' understanding of perfect squares and square roots, improving their accuracy and fluency.
• Critical Thinking: Students must analyze the square root problems and apply their knowledge to find the correct matches, encouraging critical thinking and problem-solving skills.
• Collaborative Learning: The game can be played individually or in pairs, fostering collaboration, discussion, and peer learning.
• Differentiation: The difficulty level can be adjusted by selecting different sets of numbers, allowing the activity to be tailored to students of varying abilities.

Overall, this Math Game: Perfect Squares Matching Game Task Cards provides a valuable opportunity for students to practice important math skills in a fun and interactive way, leading to improved understanding and retention of the concepts.

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Discover an engaging Idioms Lesson Plan designed for Language Arts teachers to help students understand and interpret idioms, figurative language, and nuanced meanings. This comprehensive plan aligns with Common Core Standards RI & RL, focusing on word relationships and figurative expressions in academic and content-specific contexts.

Lesson Objectives

• Define "idiom" and distinguish its figurative meaning from the literal.
• Identify idioms in literature, specifically through a read-aloud activity using "More Parts" by Tedd Arnold.
• Translate idioms into their real meanings and differentiate literal vs. figurative interpretations.
• Foster creativity by having students illustrate both the literal and figurative meanings of idioms.

Materials

• "More Parts" by Tedd Arnold (Read-Aloud Text) (Video clickable link included)
• Crayons or colored pencils
• Idiom Drawing Handouts (included)

Procedure

1. Introduction: Engage students by asking if they've heard of idioms. Define idioms as phrases where the meaning isn't literal but understood as a whole.
2. Examples: Discuss common idioms like "It's raining cats and dogs" and explain their figurative meanings.
3. Read-Aloud Activity: Use "More Parts" to highlight idioms in a humorous context. Discuss the meaning behind idioms like "I'll bet that broke your heart" or "He nearly jumped out of his skin."
4. Class Collaboration: Brainstorm a list of idioms students know, compiling them into a classroom chart.
5. Creative Closure: Have students pick a favorite idiom, illustrate its literal and figurative meanings, and present their work.

Assessment and Student Outcomes Students will:

• Demonstrate their understanding of idioms by identifying, explaining, and illustrating them.
• Enhance critical thinking and creativity by interpreting and visualizing idiomatic phrases.
• Build a broader vocabulary and comprehension of figurative language.

This idiom-focused lesson plan combines literacy skills, creativity, and fun to deepen students' understanding of figurative language and enrich their communication skills.

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This Language Arts lesson plan focuses on teaching students the concepts of personification and alliteration while integrating tongue twisters to enhance their understanding of figurative language. Aligned with education standards for understanding figurative language, word relationships, and nuances in meanings, this lesson plan is perfect for elementary and middle school classrooms.

Key Standards Addressed:

• Interpret and determine the meaning of words, phrases, and figurative language in texts.
• Demonstrate comprehension of word relationships and figurative nuances.

Objectives

• Define personification, alliteration, and tongue twister.
• Write creative sentences showcasing personification.
• Create their own tongue twister using alliteration.

Materials Needed

• "Personification" by The Bazillions (song/video) (Video clickable link included)
• What is Alliteration? (educational resource) (Video clickable link included)
• Personification and Alliteration Worksheet (included)

Lesson Procedures

1. Introduction

• Engage students by asking about their familiarity with the terms "personification," "alliteration," and "tongue twisters."

1. Explanation of Concepts

• Define:
  • Personification: Assigning human characteristics to non-human objects, animals, or ideas.
  • Alliteration: Repetition of initial sounds in neighboring words.
  • Tongue Twisters: Phrases using alliteration designed for quick repetition.

1. Guided Practice

• Collaboratively write alliterative sentences using given keywords, e.g., "The cute crazy caterpillar crawled around the leaf."
• Discuss and identify examples of personification from familiar media.
• Practice classic tongue twisters, such as Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers.

1. Independent Activity

• Students write:
  • A personification sentence with an accompanying drawing.
  • An alliteration sentence.
  • Their own tongue twister.

Closure/Assessment

• • Students complete the worksheet to demonstrate their understanding.

Skills Developed:

• Creative writing
• Vocabulary building
• Application of figurative language

This lesson plan effectively combines creativity and language skills, making it a fun and educational experience for students while meeting curriculum standards. Use it to enhance student engagement and mastery of figurative language!

You may also be interested in: Comprehensive Figurative Language Lesson Plan Bundle

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