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Kari Hammerschmitt
United States - California - Redondo Beach
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"When you teach what you love and share what you know, you open eyes, minds, hearts and souls to unexplored worlds".
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Students demonstrate their knowledge of food webs in this project. Students create a poster for a food web of their choice. They must correctly...
After studying about animal adaptations, students create their own animal to add to the Animal Kingdom. They take three existing animals and com...
Students design a map using lines and angles. They get to practice their geometry knowledge, ruler skills and using grid paper. Students are as...
Students learn about four types of natural disasters that occur in the United States. They color code a map to visually see which states have wh...
The ideal Sub Tub for upper elementary teachers. Eight lessons to keep your students engaged and reinforce learning while you are out sick. Gre...
After studying different types of ecosystems, students can create their own informational booklet. Students illustrate a picture of each of the ...
A great alternative to a formal assessment or it can be used at the end of a math unit, students get the chance to demonstrate their knowledge in...
Students will get to practice a variety of math skills with this fun project. Using Skittles, students will practice estimation, fractions, deci...
After reading Sideways Stories from Wayside School, have students write the next chapter of the book. They get to tap into their creative and si...
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This is a fun activity to use at the beginning of the year to get students thinking about their goal for the year. Have them decorate the pennan...
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A great way to practice using the scientific method while conducting science experiments. Students record their findings in their journal while ...
A great way for students to demonstrate their knowledge of mimicry and camouflage. Students create a booklet about mimicry and camouflage, drawi...
Using a passage from “Wind Song” as a guide, students compose their own piece of poetry about weather. They first brainstorm a list of words...
This experiment teaches students the importance of recycling on our ecosystems. Students collect pieces of trash, "plant" these items in soil an...
Use this project to foster critical thinking over Dr. King's I Have a Dream speech. Promotes vocabulary development, understanding the dream and...
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Have students create an All About Me poster to introduce themselves to their classmates. They write about their favorites and decorate this cute...
Help students grasp the concept of figurative language with this Paint a Picture With Your Words worksheet. Assign students a type of figurative...
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Exit Passes are an easy way to check for understanding after a lesson and provide information to families about what their children are learning ...
20 different classroom job cards for upper elementary. Includes: supply monitor, class captains, carpet monitors, computer monitor, lights monit...
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Use these fun winter story starters to get students writing. They can be used for creative writing projects, journal writes, quick writes or form...
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FEEDBACK
rmiller18
Good!
May 2, 2013
scrap44
My kids are loving this project!
April 29, 2013
Kari Hammerschmitt (TpT Seller)
The description and thumbnails clearly describe what you are purchasing and that students complete the same activity for each chapter.
April 19, 2013 
awchin
Formatting is off when I opened it in Word. You might want to put this up as a .pdf. A little expensive for having to spend the time to reformat. Thank you for the information!
April 3, 2013
Melissa Smith (TpT Seller)
Wish I could give higher score for creativity. Great way to allow students to practice these concepts in a way that makes it fun. Thanks!
March 28, 2013
donnaparker
Super!
March 15, 2013
tsellers
Great resource!
February 19, 2013
valeriahen
loved it
February 18, 2013
jlange87
excited to try with 4th grade
February 8, 2013
peabodyb
Just what I was looking for, thank you.
January 23, 2013
kerrythomas
I did this right before winter break! Kids loved the activity and we kept them for rainy day games!
January 21, 2013
leahschulze
My students loved this.
November 26, 2012
Lisa Baker (TpT Seller)
exactly what I was looking for this week to have my students do. thanks for the resource!
November 26, 2012
marycatoloughlin
Great!
November 11, 2012
Dawn Naylor (TpT Seller)
As an administrator, it is always helpful to have these on hand for emergencies.
October 30, 2012
meganleeberry
This is going to shed so much light on some concepts for my class!
October 3, 2012
Joanie1
Thanks!
August 29, 2012
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS:
Alyson Spirko (TpT Seller) re: Food Web Poster Project
I bought this because I liked the idea of having a food web project that was ready to go for my students, and was disappointed not to find a rubric. Do you have a student or teacher rubric you could include? The project itself is a good idea. Thanks!
Alyson
Alyson
February 10, 2013
Kari Hammerschmitt (TpT Seller)
Thank you for purchasing the food web poster project and I hope your class enjoys completing this project.
I'm sorry you're disappointed about there not being a rubric but my product description is very clear and no where does it say there is a rubric. It clearly indictates there is only one slide and a picture is shown so you know what you're purchasing.
I'm sorry you're disappointed about there not being a rubric but my product description is very clear and no where does it say there is a rubric. It clearly indictates there is only one slide and a picture is shown so you know what you're purchasing.
February 10, 2013
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