¡Los mejores recursos para el Día del Trabajador y la Trabajadora! 🧑‍🏫 

Este recurso está destinado para enseñar a leer la hora. Incluye contenidos tales como half past, quarter to, quarter past y o'clock además de un par de actividades, que incluyen un reloj de manilla para facilitar la enseñanza.

Power Point about Telling the Time in english for 3rd graders.

This ppt teaches the students the hour telling including concepts such as:

At the end, you will find an activity about completing the sentences with the specific hours in which they do every one of the actions.

What time is it? In this worksheet the students have to read the time and draw it on the clocks. I just considered o'clock and half past. In more advanced levels you could do it the other way around. Draw the time and ask them to write it or say it aloud
The border is from https://pageborders.org/

This is another type of craft you can use when teaching compound words. 
The students have to cut out the eggs and match them with the compound word (chicks). 
If you want to make it more challenging, try giving them half egg and ask them to find a match.

Try playing this game from education.com
 https://www.education.com/game/compound-word-fish/
I'm pretty sure your students would like it! They have to feed a cat by matching compound words. The words are shaped like half of a fish. 

This booklet is a great way for working initial writing, pencil grip and fine motor skills while practicing school supplies vocabulary. I printed the pages, cut them in half and stapled them together as a booklet. Students have to trace the words, color the school supplies and at the end, they have to choose their favorite school supply, draw it and write it by themselves. 

In this resource you will find two sets of numbers to print so the students can play with them. One set is US letter size and the other in half US letter.

How to play:

1.Divide the classroom in groups.

2.Give each group a set of digits from 0 to 9, a comma and a point.

3.Give each group a Number Guide.

4.The team must choose a leader to read the numbers aloud. The leader reads the number and the rest of the team members have to make the number with the digits.

5.If the number is correct, the leader checks it un the Number Guide.

6.The teacher can pick up the Number Guide at the end of the game to check the results.

Another idea of how to play:

1.Divide the classroom in groups.

2.Give each group a set of digits from 0 to 9, a comma and a point.

3.Give each group a Number Guide.

4.The team has to choose a leader to make the numbers that are in the Number Guide with the digits. The rest of the team have to read the number aloud. The leader checks the numbers that are well read in the Number Guide..

5.The teacher can pick up the Number Guide at the end of the game to check the results.

6.Th team members can also compite to be the first one reading the number correctly aloud.

This game is ideal to use it in one of the Math Centers!

Flip flap books are amazing! They are a worksheet, but it feels like if they are doing a fun activity. Students have to glue each part of the plant and draw a whole plant on the other side, making sure that each part of their drawing matches with the part they glued.
The middle line is to fold it in half, and the dotted lines are the ones you need to cut.

You can complement this activity with this PPT.
I did this activity with my friend Carmen Ortúzar.