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This is a flexible step-by-step guide for the Grade 5 PYP Exhibition. It starts with preparation steps, moves into research steps, and ends with the final presentation. All of the necessary components for a successful Grade 5 Exhibition are included: central idea, areas of inquiry, PYP leaner profile, PYP concepts, PYP attitudes and PYP skills to name a few. This guide will help keep your students and teacher focused during this long process

Side one contains the multiplication facts in order from 0 to 12. This allows students to memorize the patterns in each of the sets. Side two contains the inverse operation of these same multiplication facts, division. These division facts are NOT listed in order. This encourages the student to practice his or her math skills from memory. This worksheet can be used as daily practice, homework, as a quiz, or final assessment. It can be used as a timed assessment. 5 minutes is recommended.

This is a research workbook I designed while working as a naturalist in an outdoor education science camp. I modified it when I became a classroom teacher to teach my students the connections between astronomy, geology, and ecology. This a a fill-in research book that I use to guide the students to form a basic understanding of astronomy, geology and ecology; and the connections to them: These are the topics covered in this booklet: Astronomy How was the universe created? Big Bang Theory St

Have you ever dreamed of teaching abroad? This book provides a step-by-step guide that helps you make your dream come true. It offers insight from an international teacher of 20 years on the following topics: 1. Overview of international teaching, benefits, and potential challenges. 2. Considerations for choosing a country, such as language, culture, education system, and licensing. 3. Detailed look at degree and certification requirements and the pathway to meet them. 4. Guidance on gai

This is a story map worksheet that I used with my elementary aged students. After reading a story, I have the students fill out this worksheet to check for understanding or write a summary of the story. This is a worksheet that can be used for differentiating the work for students in the class, especially EAL/ESL students. Students write the title of the story and author in the top line. Then there are three boxes called: characters, setting, and plot. Above each of the the character box, I ask