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Back to School First Week of School Activities (or anytime) Learning, Careers

YOUR CHOICE:

1. Select the PDF format – print it out for students (for assignment packets) or email it to students’ homes so they can print it out, complete it and send it back.

OR

2. Select “TeachShare Digital Activity” – click to choose the pages you wish to assign to students through Google Classroom (or other platform). Then add directions for students. You may also wish to share our Tips for Students (see below).

WHAT'S IN THIS RESOURCE:

Back to School Time! It's the first week of school and we can encourage kids to think about the future as they start a new year, with this fun puzzle packet. Perfect for anytime of year. Includes:

  • Activity Set – with role/purpose puzzle, crossword , schools around the world match-up, mini word search and maze
  • Word Search Puzzle – kids find vocabulary words related to lifetime learning
  • Word Search Puzzle – this one highlights potential future jobs and careers
  • Bookmarks – kids use a paper punch to track their monthly reading progress
  • Reading Log and Certificate Set – with back to school theme

TIPS FOR STUDENTS – TeachShare DIGITAL ACTIVITIES

Note: TeachShare’s digital activities platform is still evolving, so some tools (such as the Pen) are tricky to use, and some features (such as zooming in) are not yet available. As such, when assigning our digital resources to students, consider sharing these tips that we found helpful:

1. Crosswords: It’s best to use the Text Tool to type the answers off to the side, and then drag them into the puzzle frame. To begin, press CAPS LOCK on your keyboard. Then,
• For words that go across: Use text size 14 and hit the space bar between letters (drag in)
• For words that go down: Use text size 10 and hit the Enter key after each letter (drag in)

2. Word Searches: Use the “thick” Highlight tool to mark words. Use different colors for words that go Across, Down and Diagonally. Words will be easier to see, and it’s more fun!

3. Match-ups, Mazes and Dot-To-Dots: Use the “thin” Pen tool – and don’t worry if the lines are a little wobbly.

4. Puzzles with Hidden Messages or Images: The colors described in the puzzle instructions may not match the ones available with your Pen and Highlight tools. You will be able to see what’s hidden even if the colors you use are a bit creative!

5. Have fun: Don’t worry if things look a little “off.” The main thing is to do the puzzles, learn some new things – and enjoy yourself!

RCF

$4.80

Resource Type

Activities, Centers, Printables

PDF, 10 pages


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