Amanda Payette

I used this template to create Writing Offices for my third grade students. The students have these offices available when they are writing and can refer to the information listed there! It includes information about: the writing process, an editing checklist, punctuation, writing super sentences, transition and story words, letter formation (both print and cursive) and a space to put current work.

This is a game that can be used for centers, daily practice or sent home for additional practice as well. There are 42 cards with common multiplication facts. Each card that three boxes at the bottom with the correct answer and two other answers. Students use clothes pins or other makers (bingo chips, paper clips, etc.) to mark the correct answer. Pages are also included to print double sided that will label the correct answer on the back with a star so students can check their own work.

An updated take on a KWL chart. This page allows students to list 4 words they know about a topic, three facts, two questions and draw one picture. The hope is that this worksheet allows students of all ability levels to show what they know about a topic. Great for Interactive notebooks!

Print these sheets and simply place them inside of any standard dry erase pockets to provide a maximized use for an already helpful product. Adding this sheet will allow blank space (on the back) for your students to complete any work they would normally do on a white board, and at the same time, it will allow you a quick way to see student's responses to multiple choice or true and false questions. Students simply circle A, B, C, or D, or True or False and they can hold up their pocket, allowin