Adventures in Fourth Grade

Use these anchor charts to reinforce reciprocal teaching strategies! They're cute and colorful! Just what every teacher wants. My students use the sentence stems daily to help aid in their book club discussions. If you haven't read up on reciprocal teaching I highly suggest you get to reading :) It has helped boost my student's comprehension in a short amount of time.

There are 28 comparing and ordering numbers to the hundred thousands place task cards. These are a great to review with students in class. I use them in my classroom when students go to Math with Someone. My students have enjoyed using these task cards and it has really helped them practice these two important math skills.

Use these bright, snazzy Notice and Note anchor charts to go along with the six lessons! Updated 8/13/14: I have included 6 anchor charts with darker color fonts along with the original bright color fonts. In addition to that, I have made 6 signs with the signpost and the question the reader should ask themselves. Lastly, I made a bookmark for students to use as they are reading.

I use these colorful Halloween QR code task cards to review subtraction with regrouping. There are 24 task cards with self checking QR codes. My students love using them to reinforce their subtraction skills.

This is a great interactive iPad activity that your students will love! I know mine did! I put these task cards up all over the school and the students had a scavenger hunt to find the QR codes. Then they solved the problem and used the QR code to check their answer. This is a wonderful and fun review of finding values of numbers, locating the place of a number, and putting numbers in expanded, word form, and standard form. There are 28 total task cards in color!

Want to get your students to be more aware of words? You have came to the right place. This product is to be used as an interactive word wall. The prefix and suffix headers are to be displayed in your classroom. There is one word for each prefix and suffix to put up as an example. I chose the most common prefix and suffixes. If there is one that isn’t there that you would like please email me and I will add it to the document! When students find a word with a prefix or suffix in their reading,

Use these super cute safari formative assessment posters in your reading classroom. Help your students become independent, reflective learners by having them assess themselves on their current goal they are working to achieve. I used these all last year and my kids loved assessing themselves and using those "BIG" words to describe where they were.

Use these bright, snazzy Notice and Note anchor charts to go along with the six lessons!

Use these bright, snazzy Notice and Note anchor charts to go along with the six lessons!

Looking for a way to let people know where your anchor charts are? Look no further! I use this adorable bunting to put above my anchor charts! Something simple to jazz up the wall!

These are labels I have use in my classroom! They are simple but cute!

This is a sample of my CAFE strategy bookmarks! This is a great way to have students practice this skill while reading. I have my bookmarks laminated so that students can write on them with expo markers or vis-a-vis. This is a way to keep them accountable for their skill.

I use these signs during my math rotations so each group will know what group to go to. The three categories are Teacher Time, Math by Myself, and Math with Someone.