Jenny Hermosillo

Take home folder cover with editable name section, a blank name section and no name section.

This kindness craft comes with an optional writing half page to engage kids on ways they can show kindness. Each student gets a water bottle and a half page of heart stickers. On each sticker you can write ways to show kindness, or even people you want to show kindness to. If you students are as obsessed with Stanley's as mine they will love this craft!

A fun game to practice subtraction within 10.

What do you call keys that don't open any doors? Tur-Keys! Five turkey and food themed jokes to practice two digit by one digit multiplication. These riddles are self-checking, which allows students to have more autonomy over practicing the skill as well as instant feedback. These riddles make great stations, independent practice, partner practice, extra practice to send home, or a fast finisher activity.

What do you call Santa when he stops moving? Santa-Pause! Five Santa, Elf and Snowman themed jokes to practice two digit by one digit multiplication. These riddles are self-checking, which allows students to have more autonomy over practicing the skill as well as instant feedback. These riddles make great stations, independent practice, partner practice, extra practice to send home, or a fast finisher activity.

Math Riddles are a win win! They are engaging for students and allow them to self-check AND they are no prep for teachers! Simply print these out, model and allow students to practice riddles with a partner, and then they can become part of your center work for the YEAR! Monthly riddles are coming soon so you can plan to use these throughout the year! (I personally will use one a week, so when there's a four week month, I'll send the 5th riddle home for some fun extra practice. I don't give home

This is a student favorite each year! The What if you had animal series is high interest and will grab the attention of your most hesitant reader! Students will create their face, creating a new mouth for each animal. (I typically choose three for my students to create.) Students will draw the teeth using the illustrations for help. Then they predict what it would be like to have teeth like that animal. Read the pages together and give students time to confirm or correct their prediction. Thes

Want to add something fun and interactive to your research unit? Look no further! Read Buzzing with Questions by Janice Harrington and then allow students to choose a topic they are buzzing with questions about. I've included a digital library that takes students to books on Epic if you'd like to use that for research. You can choose how many questions your students answer. Add a funny "deep in thought" photo to make it the perfect work product for displaying, for portfolios or for open house!

Practicing regrouping can get a little boring! Add a little magic to your practice with this traceable anchor chart, two sorts and craft! These activities practice two digit addition with regrouping. Students will practice analyzing solved addition problems and sorting them into the true or false category. Then students can practice four problems in the craft.

Are you teaching Summer School? Me too! I'm in a packed up classroom that doesn't belong to me, so I set out to make it feel more like home for my students. Summer School is "Jawsome"! Show your students how "Fin-tastic" you know they are! Grab this freebie to help make your Summer School space a little more "Jawsome"!

It's always a good day to have a good day! Spread the good vibes in your classroom with this free poster. I include directions on how to make this larger than 8.5"x11".

These task cards can be used as a scoot game, or placed around the classroom for students to complete at their own pace. There are 16 two digit addition cards and 16 three digit addition cards, both sets do not use regrouping. There are two recording sheets, one for a scoot game and one without the word "Scoot." There is an answer key for both sets of cards.

A spooky way to practice addition and subtraction fact families. Students will match up eight sets of numbers and then record them on the recording sheet. There are two identical sets, one in full color and one in ink saving black and white.

Have your students practice adding two digit and three digit numbers with no regrouping. Students will take turns solving a problem, and spinning to move around the game board. There are two sets of addition cards, two digit and three digit numbers. There are two versions of both sets, full color and ink saving black and white. There are three versions of the game board, full color, some color and then a black and white version.

Choose the numbers you want your students to sort, one digit numbers, two digit numbers, three digit numbers and four digit numbers. Have students sort the number cards into either even or odd categories, and then record their answers on their recording page. Choose from either full color or ink saving black and white. The recording page is in black and white only

These are "I Can" statements that correspond to the 3rd grade math TEKS. Each "I can" is a full page. In my classroom, these will be laminated and held together with binder rings and hung by hooks. This set includes all math TEKS, so once you have these printed, they'll be good for the whole year! :)

These are "I Can" statements that correspond to the 3rd grade math TEKS. Each "I can" is a full page. In my classroom, these will be laminated and held together with binder rings and hung by hooks. This set includes all math TEKS, so once you have these printed, they'll be good for the whole year! :) These are all on a black and white chevron background.

These are "I Can" statements that correspond to the 3rd grade math TEKS. Each "I can" is a full page. In my classroom, these will be laminated and held together with binder rings and hung by hooks. This set includes all math TEKS, so once you have these printed, they'll be good for the whole year! :) These are all on a blue and white chevron background.

Need a permission slip turned in? Have a field trip tomorrow? Super Reminder Bracelets to the rescue! I’m always hearing students say, “I forgot!” Never hear that again! Print off a page of bracelets (color or ink saving black and white), write in a reminder and copy, or have students write in the reminder on their own. Use tape or a stapler (pointy side of the staple pointed out) to secure the bracelet around students’ wrists.

This bundle will have your students soaking in the subtraction! This bundle includes the fun game, Soakin' Up Subtraction, as well as six print and go activities to practice subtraction with regrouping. -Soakin' Up Subtraction game (Color with and without QR codes, and ink saving back and white with and without QR codes) -Two color by difference pages (Students find the difference and use the color code to color the picture. My students never even realize they're doing work when we do these!)