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This superhero theme poster gives question prompts for the reading strategies: making connections, infer, asking questions, synthesizing, visualizing, determining importance, and monitoring for understanding.

This is a 4 page packet with a bookmark included that guides students through discovering the Habit of Mind: listening with empathy and understanding. There are activities provided for students to learn the vocabulary and apply it to literature and research.

Unlock Place Value Mastery! Are your students struggling to grasp the true value of decimals? Do you want fun engaging ways to practice number sense and place value skills? This resource dives deep into place value, the KEY to decimal success! Students will move beyond rote memorization to truly understand the value of each digit based on its position. Inside, you'll empower your students to:Master Decimal Place Value: Develop a crystal-clear understanding of tenths, hundredths, thousandths, a

This is a 3 page packet with a bookmark included that guides students through discovering the Habit of Mind: striving for accuracy and precision. There are activities provided for students to learn the vocabulary and apply it to literature, research and writing.

This mathematics center unit is designed to be played in pairs with students rotating through all stations. Students will use decks of cards for all activities. Students should be familiar with all skills (comparing fractions; addition, subtraction, multiplication of multiple digit numbers; representing numbers; place value; and finding a ordinal pair on a coordinate grid). It is intended for independent practice and review.

This is an activity for writing from point of view of an object based on the book "The Day the Crayons Quit". You may also be interested in this link for the tic-tac-toe board. http://www.rif.org/documents/us/The-Day-the-Crayons-Quit.pdf

4X6 size cards to print and laminate. These should be used with the CHAMPS behavior management system. They can be given to individuals or groups to remind them of behavioral expectations in learning situations: partner work, silent reading, lab work, individual work, individual writing, testing, large and small group, centers, technology tools, reading group and transitions. They are in word format so you can quickly alter the directions to best fit your classroom.

This is a powerpoint presentation which can be used to demonstrate conceptual math for addition, subtraction and multiplication for parents. Each slide provides room for a demonstration of each strategy. There are many links and resources to outside products.

This packet introduces and reinforces the habit of mind for applying past knowledge to new situations.

This packet explains how to set up and maintain a system for students to use when they finish work in the classroom. Printables and lists for students are included.

Printable checklists for students to use in cooperative groups for group management.

This is a back to school activity to practice partner discussion and whole group discussion to create a superhero secret identity.

These games allow students to explore factors and products while practicing basic multiplication facts.

Two games to practice calculating area and perimeter and median and mode. Students use dice to create the numbers in the games.

Fiction and Nonfiction bookmarks with questions for any story. They include a log on the back to record books.

This is a poster to display for CHAMPS by Randy Sprick's classroom management system.

This is a tic-tac-toe board with literacy activities for students to create during a guided reading center time.

This is a 3 page packet with a bookmark included that guides students through discovering the Habit of Mind, perisitence. There are activities provided for students to learn the vocabulary and apply it to literature and research. Habits of Mind--Persistence by Lori H Rice is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 United States License.

Students discuss overused words, listen to an example with strong word choice, examine sentences, and identify words in a paragraph which need stronger word choice.

These 1 inch lightning bolts have comic words. I used them to cut out and create magnets for my kids. They coudl be used for rewards, charts, or made into stickers. Many possibilities. I have a unit on Superhero activities for the begining of the year.