Chloes Cubbies

"Celebrate March in Color!” 🌈🎉 Bring the fun of March holidays to life with this set of 10 playful coloring sheets! Celebrating fun days like St. Patrick’s Day luck (March 17th), National Random Acts of Kindness Day (March 20th ), and National Pizza Day (March 9th). I even included Mardi Gras (even though it’s in February😊. Each page is packed with festive designs perfect for kids and kids-at-heart. Color, create, and make every March Day extra cheerful!"

“Lucky Colors Await!” 🍀 Get into the St. Patrick’s Day spirit with 3 fun color-by-number sheets! Perfect for little artists, each page brings rainbows, pots of gold, and festive luck to life—no guessing, just colorful fun!”

These resources can be used as a "quick checks" for understanding, an exit ticket, or even a quiz. **These go great with the Grade 6 EnVisions Math Program** Ways to use this resource: o Prior Knowledge/Lesson Check for Understanding o Bell Ringer/Warm Up Activity o “Ticket Out the Door” o Pre/Post Test o Homework Assignment Copyright information: *Copyright ©ChloesCubbies. All rights reserved by author. *Permission to copy for single classroom use only. *Electronic distribution limited to s

I made this for my 6th graders to go along with their research report. It is in the MLA style.

In these SELF-CHECKING Activities, students type their final answer into the appropriate cell. If correct, the student receives immediate feedback by revealing a part of the hidden picture. In contrast, if a student's answer is incorrect, the picture will not change. That lets the student know he/she needs to try again. Instant feedback helps students improve their skills! When students answer incorrectly, their answer turns red to let them know they should go back and revise their answer or s

You will find information for your student on how to do a biography research report along with a sample layout and template.

Story Map Graphic Organizer for Theme and Plot.

#DigitalActivity If you're looking for a way for your students to practice HOMOPHONES using a famous poem, then no need to look any further! In this self-checking activity, students will read a “confused” part of the famous poem ‘Twas the Night Before Christmas” and enter the correct homophone as they receive instant feedback. But wait, there’s more! Not only do students get immediate feedback along with an image to increase student engagement, but they also get to customize that image. In

Looking for a quick,  self-checking,  engaging activity for  Writing Numerical Expressions? Look no further! This  digital self-checking activity is the one for you! In this self-checking activity, students will answer 6 questions as they attempt to collect and piece together the mystery puzzle. As questions are answered correctly, students collect puzzle pieces. Once the students have answered all the required questions, they then get to piece together the puzzle and reveal the mystery pictu

"Frosty the Snowman" Lyrics and Multiple Choice Questions PLUS Self Checking Google Form! Students read the lyrics to "You're A Mean One Mr. Grinch" and then answer 10 multiple choice questions based on the passage. **Self Checking Google Form Included!!** Included in Resource:✅ Passage✅Multiple Choice Questions ✅Answer Key ✅ Self Checking Google FormWays to use this resource: ⭐Early Finishers ⭐ Stations ⭐ Sub Plans ⭐ Individual Work ⭐Partner Activities ⭐Extension Activities Copyright inform

Complete each conversion (on another sheet of paper). Find your answer in one of the three answer boxes next to the problem. Circle your answer, find the problem number on the picture & color each section with the color that corresponds to your answer. Students answer math problems (2-3 choices) which assigns a color for the correct answer to color a variety of cute pictures. NO PREP NEEDED! Just print the worksheet and coloring page and you’re “good to go”! I’ve also included a colored key f

Looking for a fun activity before Christmas? Well, here it is! ⁉ HOW DOES IT WORK?The students read the clues and make inferences to solve each Christmas riddle. Example: I'm round and chubby, with rosy cheeks, Wearing a suit, delivering for weeks. Flying through the night with my reindeer team, Who am I in your Christmas dream? Answer: Santa Skills Used: ✔️ Inferencing Benefits of Use: ✏️ Active Learning ✏️ Highly Engaging Included in Resource:✅Teacher & Student Directions ✅ Act

Regions of the United States - Passage/PDF/Google Form Looking for an activity that will help your students learn about the regions of the United States? Students read a short passage and then answer 10 multiple choice questions based on the passage. **Link to a Google form is also included** Included in Resource:✅ Passage✅Multiple Choice Questions (PDF & link to Google Form) ✅Answer Key Ways to use this resource: ⭐Early Finishers ⭐ Stations ⭐ Sub Plans ⭐ Individual Work ⭐Partner Activities ⭐

Tierred Independent Book Projects with projects worth 5 - 20 pts. I assign them at the beginning of the month and they have about a month to complete.

Looking for a way to engage your students while they are practicing the concept of unit rates and understanding ratio and rate reasoning to solve real-world problems? Look no further. This Humans vs Zombies activity/game requires NO PREP… students are required to find the unit rate associated with the ratio a:b and solve real-world rate/ratio problems to save humanity or fight off a Zombie attack. When the questions are answered correctly, the student with the correct answer will take over p

In these SELF-CHECKING Activities, students type their final answer into the appropriate cell. If correct, the student receives immediate feedback by revealing a part of the hidden picture. In contrast, if a student's answer is incorrect, the picture will not change. That lets the student know he/she needs to try again. Instant feedback helps students improve their skills! When students answer incorrectly, their answer turns red to let them know they should go back and revise their answer or s

Looking for a fun way to practice mathematical vocabulary? Well look no further! Students will read 8 fill in the blank statements/definitions and then using the words below, they will “Cut & Paste”. This activity includes the following vocabulary:  prime number, composite number, multiple, infinite, finite, skip counting , and factor. Please view the preview file to make sure that this activity is appropriate for your students. This simple, appealing worksheet is a fun way to practice o

THINKING GAMES Thinking games are designed for children to have fun while exercising their thinking abilities.These games give practice in skills such as:PlanningDrawing inferencesSeeing things from other points of viewFormulating questionsThinking of possibilitiesThinking games can be introduced at odd moments or made a regular part of the curriculum.Research shows that children who play “thinking games” regularly over the span of a school year improve in creative thinking skills and their ab

Directions: Complete each conversion (on another sheet of paper). Find your answer in one of the three answer boxes next to the problem. Circle your answer, find the problem number on the picture & color each section with the color that corresponds to your answer. Coloring Sheet Included **Problems listed are from EnVision Math Topic #10

This resource is a great beginning of the year activity to get your students excited about math on day 1. This “My Life in Numbers Cube” project is an easy and fun way to kick off the math school year! Through the activity, students can see that numbers are used all throughout their life and in many different ways. This would be a great activity to complete during the first few weeks of school to get to know your new students. An example page has been included for teacher use or to share with y