Back to school time brings a plethora of feelings for students and teachers…
On one hand, it is a fresh start to a year with new students; maybe you are returning to your previous school, or starting at a new one. There is so much excitement, energy, and anticipation for the students and relationships you will build, and the many experiences coming your way. On the other hand, there is a lot you need to accomplish in those first few days; it can be emotionally charged and hectic.
To help alleviate the chaos of it all and to keep your students engaged, I have created these FREE Back To School coloring pages just for you. While your students color with their new crayons, it will give you time to complete the many tasks you will have: collecting and arranging supplies, testing, getting to know your students, to name a few.
If you are still looking for learning resources, or simply want to update what you currently are using, may I suggest what 2,000 other teachers have been using: my Greek and Latin (Prefixes, Number Prefixes, and Roots) Coloring Activities. These activities help to get the right side of the brain, the creative side, involved in the learning process. When both sides of the brain are involved, then students are more successful in their learning. They are great for all learner types, and are especially beneficial for visual learners and students with learning disabilities.
Your colleagues have been asking me to create Greek and Latin Suffixes Coloring Activities to complete the set. I am thrilled to now be able to offer 19 suffix coloring pages for your students.
Check out the whole family of Greek and Latin resources here:
Coloring Activity MEGA Bundle (includes: Prefixes, Number Prefixes, Roots, and {now} SUFFIXES
Poster MEGA Bundle (includes: Prefixes, Number Prefixes, and Roots) **
**Suffix posters to be added soon.
Finally, if you are looking for illustrated timelines, coloring activities, and full-color posters for American History, I have exactly what you are looking for…search no more! (each unit is also sold separately in my Teachers Pay Teachers store)
What kind of visual resources do you need in your class? I’d love to hear from you