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This resource can be utilized to allow students (and adults alike) to learn how complete the popular Sudoku puzzles. This can be used for early finishers in the classroom or just as a fun learning activity that requires critical thinking skills.

This is a Black History Month research project you can give to your students to learn information about famous African Americans. Students can research their selected person's childhood, education, contributions to history, and an interesting fact. The template is a quilt piece. Once every student has completed their quilt, you can attach all the pieces together like a real quilt. This is a great classroom, or hallway, decoration piece that's also educational. What's Included:Picture of complete

These task cards are for your students to practice compound sentences by identifying whether a sentence is a compound sentence or not, by looking for a comma and a conjunction. This product contains a review page of simple sentences, compound sentences, the definitions and examples of conjunctions and compound sentences, as well as, task cards with 24 questions, and an answer key.

This is a back to school project you can give to your students as an ice breaker and getting to know you activity. Students make a display, using a variety of materials, of one event, trip, or activity they experienced over their summer break, to "shrink their summer vacation." They also write a paragraph about what summer event the display represents. The students share their completed trioramas with the class. This project allows your class to get to know each other in a fun and creative way.

These task cards are for your students to practice simple sentences by identifying the subject and a predicate in a sentence. This product contains a review page of simple sentences and the definitions and examples of subjects and predicates of a sentence, as well as, task cards with 28 questions, and an answer key.

These task cards are for your students to practice identifying common and proper nouns. This product contains a review page of nouns, common and proper nouns, the definitions and examples of each, as well as, task cards with 20 questions, and an answer key.

This product is to remind students to "save the drama for the llama!" and encourages students to be a "NO DRAMA Llama!" It includes a poem about what to do and a recording sheet for when your students are having "drama" at school, and they want to tattle, or report, an incident to the teacher on their fellow classmates. When students see they have to fill out an entire recording sheet about an incident, it discourages them from tattling. If it's a serious incident, or an incident that needs to b

These task cards are for your students to practice the 4 different kinds of sentences by identifying the which type of sentence is written (command, exclamation, question, or statement). This product contains a review page of the 4 kinds of sentences that tells the definitions and examples of each kind of sentence, as well as, task cards with 20 questions, and an answer key.

This is a project you can give to your students after their winter break. Students make a display, using a variety of materials, of one event, trip, or activity they experienced over their winter break, to "shrink their winter vacation." They also write a paragraph about what winter event the display represents. The students share their completed trioramas with the class. This project allows your class to get to know each other in a fun and creative way. It also allows you to see how your studen

This resource can be utilized to allow students (and adults alike) to learn how complete the popular Sudoku puzzles with a new twist: using colors instead of numbers. This can be used for early finishers in the classroom or just as a fun learning activity that requires critical thinking skills.

This smartboard presentation has 10 slides that goes over 2D shapes. Slide 1: Describes what 2D shapes are and gives 8 examples of 2D shapes. Slide 2: Circle. Shows what a circle looks like. Gives real life examples of circles and describes what a circle is. Slide 3: Triangle. Shows what a triangle looks like. Gives real life examples of triangles and describes what a triangle is. Slide 4: Square. Shows what a square looks like. Gives real life examples of squares and describes what a square is.

This is a recording sheet to include in a Graded Work Folder for your students. It gives parent(s)/guardian(s) instructions on what to do with the folder and informs them of their current grades, behavior, and what skills the student can work on. Includes 2 sheets so you can print front to back for 1 student to save paper.

This smartboard presentation is 7 slides and all about the subject of a sentence. The first slide describes what the subject of a sentence is and gives an example. In slides 2-6 there are 8 sentences that students read, they answer a question to find the subject of the sentence, then they actually circle the subject in the sentence. In the last slide there are 16 sentences where students identify the subject of each.

This smartboard presentation has 12 slides and goes over both number words(for 1-10) and days of the week. The presentation includes the following slides: Slide 1: Goes over the number words one-ten. Slide 2: Students match the number word to the numeral. Slide 3: Students have a list of 25 word choices, they must circle the 10 number words from the list. Slide 4: 10 sentences where students must identify the number word in each sentence. Slide 5:10 sentences where students must identify the num

This smartboard presentation has 4 slides in it. The first slide describes the two hands on the clock. The second slide let's students know which hand on the clock they say first. It has a cute trick to help remember. The third slide describes how to find the hour on a clock as well as how to find the minutes on the clock. The last slide has a cute rhyme to practice telling time. You fill in the blanks with whichever hour you want the kids to practice.

This smartboard presentation is 10 slides long. Slides 1-5 have to do with synonyms and slides 6-10 have to do with antonyms. Slide 1: Explains what a synonym is and gives examples. Slide 2: Students read each row of words and they circle the two that are synonyms. Slide 3: There are two columns of 5 words. Students must match words that are synonyms. Slide 4: Students read each sentence and circle the word that is a synonym to the underlined word in the sentence. Slide 5: Students replace an u

A smartboard presentation on predicates. The first slide explains what a predicate is and gives examples. The next 7 slides has sentences where students can underline or circle the predicate of each sentence.

This smart board presentation is 5 slides long. Slide 1: Describes what an adjective is and gives an example in a sentence. Slide 2: Has 10 examples of adjectives. Slide 3: 6 sentences where students must identify the adjective in the sentence as well as the noun it describes. Slide 4: This slide describes that some adjectives tell what kind of something or how many of something and gives examples of each. Slide 5: 8 sentences where students must identify the adjective and how many nouns it is d

This is a grammar test where students are given 30 sentences to complete by writing "I" or "me" in each blank. They are also given a story to complete by filling in the blanks with "I" and "me." An answer key is included.