Maddie Cox

Punch cards are a great way to have immediate action after you compliment a student for their great behavior or work! I print these on color card stock and my students keep these in their pencil bags. When we begin whole class instruction, they keep them out on their desk and if few students are participating I begin giving students "punches" on their cards and that increases student engagement. It is editable so that if you have younger grades you can have less punches to complete the whole car

Here is the bag tag template that I created to make my bag tags as seen on my Instagram and TikTok (@graceingradeschool). **Please note that these are the circle outlines and size circles I used, but the font can be changed to whatever you would like. I typed my words in them and printed on colored card stock! You can get the physical tag on Amazon or Mardel Book Store!

These letters were used in decorating for my GLOW DAY room transformation! ENJOY!!!

I created this to go around a mirror in my classroom for our Affirmation Station. I think that this is so important to have in the classroom to encourage positive self talk and social emotional learning. These are bright colors to encourage bright and happy thoughts about themselves as they look in the mirror!! Cards include: - I am worthy - I am kind - I am loved - I am smart - I am honest - I am brave - I am growing - I am creative - I am strong - I am caring - I am unique - I am loyal - I am

I used these cards for one of my GLOW DAY stations. - Neon tape from Amazon to create the tic-tac-toe on my carpet. - Glow sticks for the "x" and "o"s. - Students place these cards in each spot on the tic-tac-toe board. If it was their turn, they chose which space they wanted to put their x or o in and had to solve the problem in that spot. BOTH partners solved each problem to ensure they got the correct answer and it ensures that all students are working on math the entire time. If the studen

Here are letters to download and print to hang up for your MARCH MADNESS room transformation!

Here are 25 pages worth of task cards! - Jenga was from Amazon - NEON tape on Jenga was from Amazon - Neon paper to print task cards on was from Amazon They are split up between: - addition - subtraction - division - multiplication **I printed them (each operation) on different neon colored pieces of paper. The Jenga was taped with neon tape so that it would glow. If they wanted to pull a pink piece, they had to solve a pink task card, if they wanted to pull a green piece then they had to solve

Affirmation station is something every class should have!! This downloadable file is the letters that can be hung above the affirmation station!

I used these cards for one of my GLOW DAY stations. - Print on NEON paper so that it will glow in the black lights. - Neon tape from Amazon placed on empty water bottles and set up as the bowling pins. - Neon tape from Amazon placed under each water bottle so the students knew where to set them back up. - Students rolled the ball and hit the pins and then multiplied the numbers of pins they knocked down. BOTH partners solved each problem to ensure they got the correct answer and it ensures that

In my class, we created a "Class Snow Globe". These are the snowflakes that I printed and cut out for them to decorate! Once they decorated, I laminated them and placed a magnet on the back for them to put them on the board!

All you have to do is print, cut, and hang!

This bundle includes - circle numbers - square numbers - rectangle days of the week, notebook paper, grid paper, turn in, grid paper, cardstock paper, to-do labels 3 entire sets with different fonts

Students will solve each of the problems and type in their answers. When they type in the answer, if it is correct, part of the "mystery picture" will appear. They will know they have all of the answers when they have an entire picture completed!

This is an activity that is perfect for the Math Madness Season! You can download this and then upload it to Google Classroom/Seesaw and have your students open it in Kami in order to write on it. You can also print this to use for your class. This is a fun activity that I do in march. It helps the students understand how brackets work, while focusing on comparing fractions. They teach this in 4th grade but it is also beneficial for a review in 5th grade.

This is a holiday color by number. It is targeted for 5th grade Order of Operations. This can be used in 6th grade as well, especially beginning of 6th grade when students know orders of operations without exponents.

These bins are perfect for storing things in your classroom while also giving you easy access to them!

This resource is a Quick Check or Exit Ticket to see how your students are doing with multiplying and dividing decimals. It is a google form that is created and 10 questions long with the answers.

In a world that is so "unprecedented" I hope this creation can help you connect better with your students! It has been monumental to my classroom community and the relationships I have with my students. Sometimes it is hard for little ones (and even older students) to process all that is going on in their lives, and they aren't sure how to let others know. This is helpful so that they can write it out rather than speak it! This can be a one time thing or something you just keep at the back of th

Why I Teach Binder is a great place to keep sweet notes and encouragements that you get from students, parents, and other teachers!

I love bright colors and these are so fun and brighten up the classroom!