Chelsea Davis

In my limited class time to implement the Wit & Wisdom curriculum, I have found using a vocabulary display or Word Wall can save precious minutes instead of having students copy into a vocab journal. I made these displays for the Word Wall in my classroom. It's the words I found to be most important from the unit. I do not include any morphology because we have a different strategy for those. Please do not share these with other teachers, instead direct them to my page! Thank you!

An anchor chart helping students remember the steps to making a prediction!

A printable or digital vocabulary journal for Wit and Wisdom students to use during their modules. This resource supports all grades and modules for Wit and Wisdom This resource is not affiliated with Great Minds or Wit and Wisdom.

PDF printable posters for your Wit & Wisdom Focus Wall - includes the essential question, focus questions, content framing questions and craft questions. This resource supports Wit and Wisdom Module 0 Grades 3-5. This resource is not affiliated with Great Minds or Wit and Wisdom.

PDF printable posters for your Wit & Wisdom Focus Wall - includes the essential question, focus questions, content framing questions, and craft questions. This resource supports Wit and Wisdom Module 3 Grade 5. This resource is not affiliated with Great Minds or Wit and Wisdom.

A color theory-based reference book for teaching or applying color harmony in student artwork. Great for art classrooms, creative assignments, and color-based design projects. A printable color palette workbook for students learning complementary, analogous, and other color relationships — perfect for middle school to high school art classes, or intro design units. Keywords: color theory, art teacher resource, color wheel, visual art reference, design inspiration, color mixing

PDF printable posters for your Wit & Wisdom Focus Wall - includes the essential question, focus questions, content framing questions and craft questions. This resource supports Wit and Wisdom Module 2 Grade 5. This resource is not affiliated with Great Minds or Wit and Wisdom.

This game is super fun and silly for back to school or review games. It's played in the style of Jeopardy, with players choosing categories and levels - however, sometimes the "prize" for a level isn't something positive! Students have the chance to win points, steal points, give points, trade points, and challenge other teams to contests to determine who gets the points! This game will be one your class asks for again and again!

PDF printable posters for your Wit & Wisdom Focus Wall - includes the essential question, focus questions, content framing questions and craft questions. This resource supports Wit and Wisdom Module 1 Grades 5. This resource is not affiliated with Great Minds or Wit and Wisdom.

A poster set that provides a visual of different nonfiction text structures. Includes a definition and short examples of each text type. Included are color versions and black and white versions.

Students can use this plot pyramid or plot arc tracker as they read a novel, or as a final project when they finish a book!

Rules and examples for using direct address commas.

A mood meter image with multiple color options!

A coloring sheets for students during back-to-school - learn about your students, decorate a bulletin board, and give them a chance to get to know each other with a low emotional risk activity!