Educator Resources -> Language Arts

Need a PowerPoint presentation to help your students identify multi-meaning words? Check this out - no linked files to download. It's ready to go! multi-meaning words

Kispiration- Teacher Led activity with small group followup. pictures that begin with the sound in the s box. alphabet

This powerpoint jeopardy game was created by Linda Rush, a teacher with the Catholic Diocese of Dallas. It is intended for Pre-K to 1st grade and for older special needs children. It is a basic jeopardy game that the children can use in small group settings. Adding recording of student voices would add to its features. abc

Homophones Lesson Homophones

Ok! Here is another one of the self checking Excel documents that I created for a spelling class. It is just like the math ones.. only this time they are spelling words! Self Checking Excel, Spelling

This powerpoint was designed by Linda Rush, a teacher in the Catholic Diocese of Dallas. This is a center activity for early childhood and for special needs students. The lesson include 26 movie clips - one for each of the alphabet. Note: the embedded videos are attached as a linked file. on Monday, Mar 12 2007 at 11:20 AM ABC

Cut and Paste Letter Bb, Letter Cc

Students drag and drop all of the words ending in -ook. I created this mainly for first grade students. phonics, first grade

This powerpoint created by Linda Rush, a teacher with the Catholic Diocese of Dallas is a student center activity. The overlay letters were gotten from the unitedstreaming clipart gallery. There are animations and transition timing to make this a great learning tool for K-1 and special education students who have limited computer skills. alphabet

This powerpoint was created by Linda Rush, a teacher with the Catholic Diocese of Dallas to learn K-1 and special need children the alphabet. On the master slide, I used a apple-pencil-book border from the clip art gallery of unitedstreaming. All the slides are animated , timed and looped so that the young child can use the computer independently as a center based activity. alphabet