Lisa Pagano

This is a fun activity that allows students to practice addition, subtraction, and place value using the hundreds chart. Follow the clues to create a math masterpiece! Simply solve the math problems, then color the number on the hundreds chart using the appropriate color. Students will love coming up to the SMART Board and coloring in the chart.

These are printable cards that name different reading comprehension strategies and skills, such as Visualizing, Predicting, Main Idea, Author's Purpose. Each card contains tha name of the strategy and a graphic that represents it. These can be used as part of a bulletin board or can be laminated, cut, and used as magnets on a whiteboard.

A must have for any teacher of the William and Mary Language Arts Curriculum for Gifted and High Ability Readers! I have typed the five core generalizations about change and included small graphics. You can post these on a bulletin board or copy on cardstock, laminate, and affix magnets to the back. Posting these cards allows students to constantly refer to each generalization about change throughout the unit.