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East Los Angeles Landmark Research Project | Research, Writing & Art (Grades 4–6)Help your students explore local history, culture, and community pride with this engaging East Los Angeles Landmark Research Project. Students research an important East Los Angeles landmark and use their learning to design a Lotería-style art card inspired by symbols, colors, and visual details connected to their landmark. This cross-curricular project integrates research, informational writing, and visual arts

Celebrate the end of the school year with this fun and meaningful writing and drawing activity!✨ My S.U.M.M.E.R. Plan is a student-friendly reflection and goal-setting activity where students use the acronym S.U.M.M.E.R. to write about their hopes, plans, and goals for the summer. This resource is perfect for the last week of school, class celebrations, or as a send-off keepsake. Students will: Respond to 6 engaging, summer-themed prompts (one for each letter in SUMMER) Use designated, colo

Are you looking for a HANDS ON Geometry meets Art project? Look no further! This is a fun and interactive way to reinforce geometry skills after you wrap up your geometry unit. It's also a great opportunity to continue to foster teamwork, collaboration, and creativity in your classroom. This is the perfect resource for 3-5th grade, that combines math and art. How it works: You place students in teams or they can work with their already established table group.They work together to create a

Are you looking for an easy to use Class Map Rubric that helps your students create a map of their classroom? This rubric provides clear expectations on tasks that they must complete, and it makes grading a breeze. This can be used for social studies, or map skills. Adjust as needed to fit your class needs. What's included: Ready to use rubric with a focus on accuracy, detail, labeling, and neatness.Student friendly language to help students understand the expectations.Editable version to cus