Nicole Rios

Updated 7/22/23 Use this flip book to give your students the template they need to help them make SMART goals during back to school week, throughout the school year, or even as they anticipate the new year. The pages in the flip book have been designed to guide students in making goals that are realistic and attainable. Here is what is included: 1. Tips for using the downloadable materials. 2. Mini teaching posters for placing under document cameras or projecting. 3. Materials for teachin

This EDITABLE, Common Core Standards resource was designed to help you design a clear and attractive Open House or Back to School Night flip book, to share with parents. This resource is, for the most part, editable. NOTE: YOU MUST HAVE POWERPOINT TO USE AND EDIT THIS FILE. Graphics and some content are NOT editable in an attempt to protect copyright and design. NOTE: The 2nd tabbed section "To the Core" contains all the ELA and Math CCSS standards for 5th grade, and is a mandatory tab - It i

As we all know, "One size doesn't fit all." These cute Robot-themed behavior cards can be used to motivate a wide range of students, and can make classroom management easy! When students accomplish a task or other goal, simply punch a hole in a number on the card. Don't want to use a hole punch? You can also use a unique stamp, or sticker. These can be used for behavior, homework, reading, and math achievement. Includes: 3 pages of information on how I have used these cards to encourage go

In the past, I used something similar (strips of construction paper) to motivate my students to buy-in to our district tests. These are a lot cuter. During the test, I just walk around and stamp, or place a sticker, on their slip if I see them using a good testing strategy. Students with ten stickers at the end of testing received a reward. I have included 5 themes: owls, frogs, pirates, zoo animals, and robots! The kids were really motivated by it,and I really think it made a difference in t