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I'm now in my 22nd year of teaching and have taught sixth grade for 13 years, after nine years at 4th grade. Middle school is the best!
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Preview of 6th Grade Morning Math Work - First Month

6th Grade Morning Math Work - First Month

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AlwaysLearning
This bundle contains warm-up work for each morning of the first five weeks of school, culminating in 10 question quizzes on Friday. (Week 1 is a freebie, included in this bundle). This bundle will save you more than 20% over purchasing these resources separately! As a review, the first weeks contain some skills from 4th and 5th grade. Answer keys are included to save you time. When printing, select landscape orientation for best layout.This resource can be used for: * Morning Work, just as n
Preview of Find Someone Who...Knows Fractions Game!

Find Someone Who...Knows Fractions Game!

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AlwaysLearning
This cooperative printable game with fractions can be used as review prior to an assessment or as a pre-unit prior knowledge assessment. Students answer questions on each other's boards, and record their name on the squares they answer. When bingo is played, the students whose names are on the squares must give the correct answers for bingo to be awarded. The review is twofold: when they answer each others' boards and when answers are reviewed during the bingo game. Included: * Directions *
Preview of 6th Grade Morning Math Work (and a little ELA, too!) Week #5

6th Grade Morning Math Work (and a little ELA, too!) Week #5

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AlwaysLearning
This resource contains daily practice for each morning of the week, culminating in a 10 question quiz on Friday. As a review, this fifth week contains a few skills from 5th grade, as well. Answer keys for practice work and the quiz is included to save you time. When printing, select landscape orientation for best layout.Teachers can use this for: * Morning Work, just as named * Small group review * Independent practice * Assessment This 6th Grade Morning Math Work (and a little ELA, too!) We
Preview of 6th Grade Morning Math Work (and a little ELA, too!) Week #6

6th Grade Morning Math Work (and a little ELA, too!) Week #6

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AlwaysLearning
This resource contains daily practice for each morning of the week, culminating in a 10 question quiz on Friday. As a review, this sixth week contains a few skills from 5th grade, as well. Answer keys for practice work and the quiz is included to save you time. When printing, select landscape orientation for best layout.Teachers can use this for: * Morning Work, just as named * Small group review * Independent practice * Assessment This 6th Grade Morning Math Work (and a little ELA, too!) We
Preview of 6th Grade Morning Math Work (and a little ELA, too!) Week #7

6th Grade Morning Math Work (and a little ELA, too!) Week #7

Created by
AlwaysLearning
This resource contains daily practice for each morning of the week, culminating in a 10 question quiz on Friday. As a review, this sixth week contains a few skills from 5th grade, as well. Answer keys for practice work and the quiz is included to save you time. When printing, select landscape orientation for best layout.Teachers can use this for: * Morning Work, just as named * Small group review * Independent practice * Assessment This 6th Grade Morning Math Work (and a little ELA, too!) Week
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About the store

Experience

I'm now in my 22nd year of teaching and have taught sixth grade for 13 years, after nine years at 4th grade. Middle school is the best!

Awards & shining teacher moments

Was included in Circle of Excellence three times during undergraduate experience. Finalist for Elementary Education Undergraduate of the Year, as a (very) mature student.

My own education history

Graduated summa cum laude from Buffalo State College as an adult non-traditional student. Received M.Ed in 2006.

Additional biographical information

Still loving the actual art and science of teaching. Nothing compares to that moment when a student's eyes light up and the 'aha' appears! !