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Array Word Problems
A document with 2 sets of words problems that challenge students to create arrays to solve real world problems. There is an on-level set of questions as well as a "challenge" set of questions. There are 6 on-level (2nd grade) questions and 4 challenge questions that involve deeper level thinking and problem solving skills. Great for test prep!
1st - 4th
Basic Operations, Math Test Prep, Other (Math)
Addition, Subtraction, Number Recognition, Word Problem - Frog Scale
We use this activity along side the Frog Balancing Scale in order to make predictions, practice with number recognition, addition, subtraction and problem solving
PreK - 2nd
Math, Numbers
Editable End of Year Student Awards Bundle | NO PREP Auto-Fill Certificates
End-of-year celebrations are one of the most memorable moments in the classroom, but preparing individual awards can take hours. This bundle was created to solve that problem in a simple and efficient way! With 43 editable class superlative certificates, you can quickly personalize student recognition by typing names directly into PowerPoint and printing. It’s a ready-to-use system that helps you celebrate every student without extra prep or stress.Each award is designed to highlight different
K - 3rd
Character Education, Classroom Community, Other (ELA)
Interpreting remainders with Thanksgiving flair!
This is a power point to help your kiddos understand how to interpret remainders and how to do it in colorful fun Holiday style! I have also included an extension lesson for GT or Higher level learners or to just push your students to the next level. These ppt are wonderful for ESL and Bilingual learners since the pictures help them decode the process.
2nd - 8th
Other (Math)
Sentence Framing Strategies for Struggling Readers including Those with Dyslexia
Multi-Sensory Approach Programming
-for students struggling with print
Sentence and Paragraph Framing
-free of print for initially embedding concepts
Step-by-Step approach to build up Student Confidence for tackling word coding and reading strategies
Visual – Auditory – Tactile – Kinesthetic
You CAN Listen, Speak, Read, And Write
PreK - 8th
Reading Strategies
Building Consistent Routines: A Parent’s Guide for Young Children
Building Consistent Routines: A Parent’s Guide for Young Children Struggling to get your child to follow daily routines? This comprehensive guide helps parents establish clear, predictable, and effective routines for children in grades Pre-K through 3rd grade. Learn practical strategies to manage mornings, homework, mealtimes, and bedtime with less stress and more cooperation. ✔ Step-by-step guidance for creating visual schedules and task lists ✔ Tips to make routines fun, engaging, and manag
PreK - 3rd
Library Skills, Novel Studies, Sight Words
Mastering Morning & Bedtime Routines: A Parent’s Guide for Stress-Free Days
Mastering Morning & Bedtime Routines: A Parent’s Guide for Stress-Free Days and Nights Struggling with morning chaos or bedtime battles? This comprehensive guide provides practical solutions to help children from preschool through 5th grade follow routines smoothly. Learn step-by-step strategies for creating predictable schedules, engaging children in tasks, managing resistance, and establishing calming bedtime habits. ✔ Visual schedule ideas and routine charts ✔ Positive reinforcement and mot
PreK - 5th
Library Skills, Novel Studies, Sight Words
The Bridge That Bent But Didn’t Break – A Story of Resilience and Strength
The Bridge That Bent But Didn’t Break – A Story of Resilience and StrengthHelp your students discover the true meaning of resilience with this heartwarming story, The Bridge That Bent But Didn’t Break. Through the journey of a brave little bridge who survives a storm, children learn that challenges can make them stronger when they stay flexible, patient, and hopeful. Perfect for Grades 2–5, this printable SEL story resource teaches perseverance and emotional strength in a gentle, inspiring wa
2nd - 5th
Library Skills, Literature, Sight Words
The Music Box Without a Song
This touching short story, The Music Box Without a Song, teaches children about self-expression, confidence, and emotional growth through a simple but powerful metaphor. Perfect for literacy lessons, SEL (Social Emotional Learning), or morning reading circles.Learning Focus:✨ Self-expression✨ Emotional intelligence✨ Building confidence✨ The power of listening and storytellingRecommended for:Grades 2–5SEL lessons, reading comprehension, creative writing, or mindfulness sessionsHelp your students
2nd - 5th
Close Reading, Informational Text, Library Skills
The Rainbow That Learned to Stay
Teach children the beauty of acceptance and inner peace with this gentle, meaningful story. 🌦️The Rainbow That Learned to Stay is a heartwarming tale about a rainbow who wishes to last forever — only to discover that real happiness comes from embracing change and shining brightly in the moment. This story helps young readers understand emotional balance, gratitude, and mindfulness in a way they can feel and remember.Perfect for:Grades 2–5 (also great for SEL lessons or mindfulness activities)Mo
2nd - 5th
Close Reading, Informational Text, Reading
The Girl Who Could Talk to Rainbows
Inspire your students with this magical short story about imagination, empathy, and seeing the world through color and kindness!The Girl Who Could Talk to Rainbows tells the touching tale of Elara, a young girl who can hear the colors of the sky. Through her friendship, art, and courage to believe in the unseen, children learn powerful lessons about creativity, emotional awareness, and connection to others.Perfect for:Grades 2–5 reading comprehensionSocial-emotional learning (SEL)Creative writin
2nd - 5th
Close Reading, Informational Text, Library Skills
The Star Who Fell in a Puddle
Teach your students the power of resilience and self-belief with this touching short story, The Star Who Fell in a Puddle. This beautifully written tale reminds children that mistakes and falls don’t mean failure — they’re part of learning how to shine in new ways. Perfect for Grades 2–5, this story encourages empathy, emotional growth, and self-confidence in young learners.Use it during:✨ Morning meeting discussions✨ Social-emotional learning (SEL) lessons✨ Creative writing or reading comprehen
2nd - 5th
Close Reading, Informational Text, Library Skills
The Penguin Who Wore a Scarf
Teach your students the beauty of uniqueness with The Penguin Who Wore a Scarf! This heartwarming story follows Pip, a little penguin who learns that what makes him different can also make him special—and even save the day. Perfect for early learners (Grades K–3), this story helps children understand self-acceptance, empathy, and confidence in a fun, relatable way.Great For:✔️ Morning meetings✔️ SEL (Social Emotional Learning) lessons✔️ Read-aloud or storytime✔️ Character education themesEncoura
K - 3rd
Close Reading, Informational Text, Reading
The Pillow Who Collected Dreams
Drift into the magical world of dreams with The Pillow Who Collected Dreams, a gentle and imaginative short story designed for young learners (Grades 1–3). This beautifully written tale helps children explore emotions, comfort, and the power of imagination through the eyes of a loving pillow that collects and transforms dreams. Perfect for bedtime reading, SEL lessons, or classroom storytelling, this story encourages empathy, emotional awareness, and gratitude for simple comforts.Use it to teach
1st - 3rd
Close Reading, Reading, Sight Words
The Tiny Door in the Garden
Spark your students’ imagination with this magical story about curiosity and wonder! The Tiny Door in the Garden follows Lily, a curious young girl who discovers that sometimes the world hides extraordinary secrets in ordinary places.This beautifully written short story encourages children to explore, ask questions, and see the magic in everyday life.Perfect for:✔️ Grades 1–3✔️ Literacy & reading comprehension centers✔️ Morning meeting storytime✔️ Social-emotional learning (SEL) themes: curiosit
1st - 3rd
Close Reading, Reading, Sight Words
The Little Leaf Who Didn’t Want to Fall
Help your students embrace change with this gentle and inspiring story! The Little Leaf Who Didn’t Want to Fall teaches children that change can be beautiful — even when it feels scary.This original story is perfect for lessons on seasons, emotions, courage, and growth mindset. Young learners will connect with Lila the leaf as she learns to let go and discover the beauty of transformation.Perfect for:🍂 Grades 1–3🍂 SEL (Social-Emotional Learning)🍂 Reading comprehension & creative writing🍂 Mor
1st - 3rd
Close Reading, Library Skills, Reading
Prefix practice worksheet
This is a student resource. Print this out for your students to practice: - deconstructing the prefix from the root word - defining a new word based on previous knowledge of prefixes and root words This resource is two pages. The first page is pictured above with words already chosen to demonstrate to your students what is expected. The second page has all empty boxes so that you can choose your own words to give your students.
1st - 4th
Sight Words, Spelling, Vocabulary
CCSS
CCRA.L.4
, CCRA.L.5
The Kissing Hand Read Aloud | Back to School | Sticky Notes Accountable Talk K-2
Make Your Back-to-School Read-Alouds More Impactful with The Kissing Hand!Start the school year with connection, comfort, and confidence using this low-prep, high-engagement resource that builds comprehension, emotional awareness, and classroom community. This ready-to-print set of discussion prompts—formatted for sticky notes—is the perfect companion to your The Kissing Hand read-aloud. Ideal for launching conversations around first-day jitters, love, and bravery, this resource uses Account
K - 2nd
Literature, Reading, Reading Strategies
CCSS
RL.K.1
, RL.1.1
, RL.2.1
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Specific Sentence Framing for Struggling Readers including Those with Dyslexia
Multi-Sensory Approach Programming
-for students struggling with print
Sentence Framing
-free of print for initially embedding concepts
Step-by-Step approach to build student confidence for tackling sentence formation strategies and skills
Visual – Auditory – Tactile – Kinesthetic
You CAN Listen, Speak, Read, And Write
PreK - 8th
Reading Strategies
The Eleventh Hour Student Booklet
This book, by Grame Base, presents a mysterious crime and clues for the students to study and solve. Using different numerical, alphabetical, and logical codes, they figure out whodunit!
2nd - 4th
English Language Arts
Mean Jean The Recess Queen | Back to School | Printable Sticky Notes k-2
Make Your Back-to-School Read-Alouds More Impactful with The Recess Queen!Start the school year strong with this low-prep, high-engagement resource that helps your students build comprehension and character. This ready-to-print set of discussion prompts—formatted for sticky notes—is the perfect companion to your The Recess Queen read-aloud. Ideal for teaching important lessons about kindness, inclusion, and standing up to bullies, this resource encourages thoughtful conversations using Accoun
K - 2nd
Other (ELA), Reading, Reading Strategies
Plan a Trip Across America!
Use the Google Slides to create interest and provide specific directions for a project to map locations of interest across America. Feel free to edit the slides to meet the needs of your student group.
2nd - 5th
Geography, Informational Text
Introduction to STEM and the Engineering Design Process BUNDLE
Are you looking for an engaging way to introduce STEM and the Engineering Design Process to your students? The PowerPoint, printable and digital flipbook, and coloring pages in this Introduction to STEM and the Engineering Design Process BUNDLE can help you with that! This Introduction to STEM and the Engineering Design Process BUNDLE contains the following resources: Introduction to STEM and the Engineering Design Process PowerPointEngineering Design Process Flip Book and STEM Journal Pages
2nd - 5th
Basic Principles, Engineering
Behavior Disorders: Social and Educational Implications of Behavior Disorders
Young people can have mental, emotional, and behavioral problems that are real, painful, and costly. These problems, often called "disorders," are sources of stress for children and their families, schools, and communities. Mental health disorders in children and adolescents are caused by biology, environment, or a combination of the two. Examples of biological factors are genetics, chemical imbalances in the body, and damage to the central nervous system, such as a head injury at any time of ch
PreK - 8th
School Psychology
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