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Emergency Binder Sub Plans Grades 3-5 |5 Day Sub Folder Activities |PDF|PPTX

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Need emergency sub plans that are actually ready to use, easy for a substitute to follow, and engaging enough to keep your Grade 3-5 students working?This Emergency Sub Folder for Grades 3-5 gives you five complete mystery-themed substitute days with reading, writing, math, early finisher activities, teacher folder pages, bonus tools, blank templates, and answer keys. It is designed to help you feel prepared before an absence happens, without rushing to pull together last-minute worksheets or wr

3rd - 5th

Arithmetic, Reading, Writing

Beginner Division Guide Worksheets - Single Dividend Facts

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My Little Stewards

Hi there homeschool moms and teachers! My son had a incredibly hard time remembering the acronym (Dead Monkeys Smell Bad) for simple division and also remembering where the numbers in the problem went when writing them. So, I created this worksheet that helped him keep everything lined up and neat so that he could write and solve the problems with ease. Now that my son is past this point, I thought I would share this instead of just tossing it. I hope someone finds it useful. :)

2nd - 5th

Arithmetic, Math

Substitute Teacher Binder Printable Activities | 5 Day Sub Folder | Grade 1-2

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The App Shelf Classroom

Emergency Sub Plans Grades 1–2 | 5 Day Sub Folder Activities | PDF PPT Google SlidesNeed emergency sub plans that are ready to print, present, or customize?This Emergency Sub Folder for Grades 1–2 is a complete, low-prep substitute teacher resource that includes 300 DPI PDF files, a PowerPoint PPTX version, and a Google Slides import version. It is designed to help you feel prepared for unexpected absences, sick days, appointments, or any time you need reliable sub plans fast.With five detective

1st - 2nd

Arithmetic, Reading, Writing

Bears in the Cave - Student Tracking Form - Numbers 1-20

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Mrs Blake's Class

I keep this at my guided reading table. Whenever we play "Bears in the Cave" I just do a quick check next to the numbers the students get correct. This helps me to know where the students are, but most importantly it helps me to quickly group students for math centers. I can have my higher students (the ones in the teens-twenties) quiz each other as a center. I can pull my lowest ones and work on them one on one. There is one editable page for those of you who like to type in your student name

PreK - 1st

Arithmetic, Math, Mental Math

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