Alyssa Gress

Have students identify curved and straight lines of shapes using colors.

Use this as a quick check after teaching repeated addition, equal groups, and multiplication. An extra page for students who need a challenge to create their own equal groups.

Students use this worksheet to search around the classroom to find objects that are less than one foot, about one foot, and more than one foot.

Thanksgiving creative writing! Students use this prompt to write about Thanksgiving dinner with a famous person of their choosing.

Students write what they are thankful for during the thanksgiving season

Welcome to R.A.D. Writing Strategies! In this document, you will be presented with how to teach the R.A.D. writing strategy for answering text based questions. After the R.A.D. practice slides, you will see a link to a read aloud for each story from the McGraw Hill Wonders curriculum and numerous R.A.D. Questions for each story in Units 1-6. This includes weeks 1-4 for each unit with extra questions in week 5 for some units. In some of the question documents, you will see questions to multiple s

For use with any weekly vocabulary words and antonym lesson! Word Squares is an activity where the students use vocabulary words to define, illustrate, and think of antonyms for their words. This is a great extension activity.

Multiplication Wheels 2-9 with a bonus 10!

Fiction reading choice board for independent reading homework or classwork.

This activity is for students to describe how they can be bucket fillers in school, home, and their community. There are spaces for students to write sentences. Look for my differentiated worksheet that goes with this one that provides spaces for students to draw.

Use this template with Pebble Go to do research on famous Women during Women's History Month.

This is a quick assessment, exit ticket, or quick-check using math stories to divide. A total of 7 math problems all using division.

Students use objects in the room to measure using a ruler in both inches and centimeters.

This is a quick quiz, exit ticket, check-up for rounding. It includes rounding to the nearest tens, hundreds, and thousands and includes a bonus question.

This activity is for students to describe how they can be bucket fillers in school, home, and their community. There are three spaces for students to draw ways they can be a bucket filler.

Use the following resource as an exit slip to assess the learning of your students. Includes 12 three-digit numbers where students will need to round to the nearest 100.

Use this resource alongside Pebble Go or your other favorite research site for students to research famous women for Women's History Month. We used this graphic organizer to create friendly letters to a woman of importance!