Sarah Hernandez

This is a Google Slides Theme that can brighten your weekly lesson plans. It includes 18 custom made layouts, made with educators in mind! Included are: 3 different choices for brightly colored subtitle and section slides to be able to easily find a section of your presentation when looking for a specific point in a long list of slides. A special layout just for flash card slides to easily flip through math facts, sight words, or even a test review. 2 small group slide formats to easily split

This is a publisher file in book format, but it can be easily manipulated as a study packet for any classroom. The way this resource is used in the classroom is up to you! This guide defines the Temperate Deciduous Forest Biome. It has vocabulary the students will need to know while studying biomes and this specific biome. It goes through the levels of the Temperate Deciduous Forest, while acting as an almost interactive and tangible visual of a Temperate Deciduous Forest. This document can be t

Pizza Angles- was a fun activity done with my 4th grade math class. I gave them a sheet with 3 whole pizzas... (each one 360 degrees). The center point was marked so they can draw a ray from the middle of the pizza. Then following the order form we drew rays, measured degrees, and cut angles to form acute, right, and obtuse angles.

This is a 4th grade lesson plan to help students learn to use strip diagrams as a strategy to solve multiple step problems. There is a PowerPoint that guides the teacher through instruction (I DO) and a guided practice (WE DO). There are several practice questions that the teacher can use to model correct annotation of the questions and how to build the strip diagrams. There is a PDF that goes along with the lesson as well. (NOT INCLUDED) See my other product "Strip Diagrams for Multi-Step Pro

Record the weather for the week with the simple vocabulary words provided. Practice recording weather data and predicting the weather for the next day. Link to seesaw activity included: https://app.seesaw.me/pages/shared_activity?share_token=r3uQvGDgTUqFENPEyGPMyw&prompt_id=prompt.ea523cea-a2fa-460f-a571-5308ea410a98

This chart helps students to keep track of their weather observations and predictions. It even helps students practice and use vocabulary words after learning about the water cycle and types of clouds.

Lesson plan for teaching students how to use strip diagrams as a strategy to solve multiple step problems... including addition, subtraction, and multiplication. This bundle includes a PowerPoint that walks through the Direct Instruction, Modeling, and Guided Practice. (I recommend having students use white boards or a paper section into 4 parts when working the PowerPoint questions.) There is also a PDF file included, that has questions to post around the room for an interactive, problem-solvin

This is the PDF section that goes along with my Strip Diagrams PowerPoint. The PDF includes questions to post around the room acting as individual stations. The students can visit these stations as if doing a gallery walk. I had my students work with a partner to answer the questions and draw a strip diagram. There are 5 stations labeled A through E. Answer Key included. The PDF even includes a student worksheet to use when visiting the stations. I have included a single question that I used as

Place value chart to help students keep place values in order when learning how to add and subtract, compare, and round decimal numbers.

This is a pre-test/post-test bundle over lines of symmetry. These pages can also be used as worksheets.