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This worksheet is great for introducing the distributive property, sometimes called the break apart strategy for multiplication. The formatting can be tricky, so this worksheet allows students to fill in the blanks and get used to turning one problem into 2.

This is a great packet to use for 3rd - 5th graders who are choosing one of the 50 US states to research! This can be used independently or in small groups.

4 pages of practice for the meaning of multiplication. Students practice showing multiplication through arrays, skip counting, equations, and using vocabulary (factors and product). Students will love to create arrays on a Pop-it to represent their equations!

Chapter activities to boost comprehension including visualizing, vocabulary strategies, character analysis, summarizing and more. Use with any chapter book - just fill in the chapter number and character names for character analysis pages. No prep literature circle activities to use again and again.

This printable is a quick way to engage students in exploring different genres. This can be used in conjunction with a lesson on genres, or your classroom library and some accountability for independent reading. Students get to rate the genres so they learn about their preferences as they become life long lovers of reading!

Cloud mobile craft to follow learning about MLK's I Have a Dream Speech. Students reflect on their dreams for themselves, their communities, and the world. Easy to put together!

Students can choose a particular winter holiday or country's winter holiday to research. This packet serves as a one stop shop graphic organizer to record information during research and plan informational paragraphs.