Falicia O'Mard

Full Title: Building Classroom Community: An Anti-Racist Approach to Establishing a Social Justice Classroom“The only way to undo racism is to consistently identify and describe it—and then dismantle it.” - Ibram X. Kendi When building classroom community, it is essential to establish routines and procedures. It is important to set the foundation for your classroom culture. Classroom culture can make or break your school year. This resource is intended to help you establish an anti-racist class

This resource includes two printable anchor charts. Each chart includes a question, a visual model, and definitions.

This resource will help you establish an inclusive, anti-racist classroom that embraces social justice. Even if you have limited knowledge in these areas, the lessons are written in a way that any teacher (or parent) can implement them effectively. Each day includes an explanation for you, as well as easy to implement lessons that build classroom culture. Also included in this resource are digital modifications for every lesson. The first five days of school are essential in establishing routi

This resource will allow students to examine their own voice as well as voice equity. It is a starting point for the conversation on social justice and equity. You will need to purchase the book Say Something! by Peter H. Reyonlds. Students will listen to Say Something! by Peter H. Reynolds, then respond to prompts that promote a deeper understanding of social justice in the classroom. This digital resource can be used for in-person or digital instruction. For in-person instruction, use during y

This alphabet is the perfect way to engage our youngest learners in social justice. Each letter has a word and definition that can spark dynamic classroom conversations. Use this alphabet to brighten up your classroom while also providing a space to continue the conversation about social justice and current events. This alphabet is perfect for K-12 learners. If teaching from home, print these out and attach them to your child's learning space. You can also shrink them down and use them as flashc

This alphabet is the perfect way to engage our youngest learners in social justice. Each letter has a word and definition that can spark dynamic classroom conversations. Use this alphabet to brighten up your classroom while also providing a space to continue the conversation about current events. This alphabet is perfect for K-12 learners. If teaching from home, print these out and attach them to your child's learning space. You can also shrink them down and use them as flashcards. This is a

All About Magnets Unit: Your kids will have a great time learning all about magnets! This unit includes graphic organizers, writing templates, a fact sort, word problems, graphing, number sense activities, experiments, and a unit test.

Harriet Tubman Flipbook: Your students will love this activity! This fun flipbook is a great way for students to show what they know about Harriet Tubman. It comes in black & white and full color and includes comprehension passages, a timeline, and graphic organizers.

This Place Value pack will help your students develop a deep understanding of numbers in base ten. You can use the activities for whole-group instruction or during guided math. The exemplars are a great way for students to show their thinking!

Harriet Tubman Writing Prompt: This fun writing prompt includes a graphic organizer and writing prompt pages so that students can show what they know about Harriet Tubman.

Printable numbers cards for use at school or at home. Perfect for the digital or home school environment.

Harriet Tubman Writing Prompts and Graphic Organizers: This purchase includes 7 fun writing prompts, 4 graphic organizers, and a rough draft page so that students can show what they know about the life of Harriet Tubman.

This fun polar bear pack includes easy to use writing templates that can be combined to make an awesome non-fiction polar bear book. The polar bear grammar practice pages include: fact or not a fact, common and proper nouns, conjunctions, plural and possessive nouns, subject-verb agreement, and adjectives. The polar bear math pages allow students to organize data into a tally chart and a bar graph as well as deepen their number sense. These black and white printables are perfect for sending

Use this game to add a bit of fun to your Math Instruction. It works with any digital platform and synchronous instruction. While connecting with your students from afar, challenge them to draw pictures of math vocabulary while the rest of the class guesses. This is perfect for grades K-5.

Book Chatter begins with a teacher read-aloud of the text. In addition to comprehension questions, Book Chatter includes words that are perfect for vocabulary instruction. The lesson includes just enough conceptual challenge to require students to actively construct meaning. The balance of text and illustration is perfect for pushing readers to expand comprehension.

Book Chatter begins with a teacher read-aloud of the text. In addition to comprehension questions, Book Chatter includes words that are perfect for vocabulary instruction. The lesson includes just enough conceptual challenge to require students to actively construct meaning. The balance of text and illustration is perfect for pushing readers to expand comprehension.

Book Chatter begins with a teacher read-aloud of the text. In addition to comprehension questions, Book Chatter includes words that are perfect for vocabulary instruction. The lesson includes just enough conceptual challenge to require students to actively construct meaning. The balance of text and illustration is perfect for pushing readers to expand comprehension.

This alphabet is the perfect way to engage our youngest learners in social justice. Each letter has a word and definition that can spark dynamic classroom conversations. Use this alphabet to brighten up your classroom while also providing a space to continue the conversation about current events. This alphabet is perfect for K-12 learners. If teaching from home, print these out and attach them to your child's learning space. You can also shrink them down and use them as flashcards. This is a gre

**Updated to include 2022-2023 dates.** These calendar observance pieces are the perfect way to engage our youngest learners with national and international observances. Each monthly observance includes an explanation and activist actions for learners. Some of the daily observances included in this resource are: International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples, World AIDS Day, International Day of Persons with Disabilities, Juneteenth, and many more. Use these pieces to brighten up your cl

This math alphabet is the perfect way to incorporate academic language into your math classroom. Each letter has a word, definition, and a picture. Use this alphabet to help students develop mathematical language as well as a reference resource. The following words are included: A - angle, area, array B - bar model, bar graph, base, benchmark fractions C - centimeter, commutative property of addition, commutative property of multiplication, congruent, coordinate grid D - denominator, decimal poi