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This PowerPoint presentation includes all the information to set up your Halloween Activity with your students. First you will gauge their prior knowledge on engineers and parachutes, then let students' construct their own parachute with the listed materials!

This escape room requires very little preparation and is perfect for an ELA review! Includes review for figurative language, point of view, and theme! Perfect for elementary school reading teachers!

Out with the old, boring book reports and in with the new! This type of book project is awesome for students' later on in the school year to really showcase their deeper comprehension and creativity. All students' need is a shoe box and to select a book...from there they will use this rubric to guide them through the different requirements which will let you see everything they understood and learned from their book.

STEAM activity for 3-6th graders that focuses on measurement and data. Students will work in a group to build a bridge, measure the bridge, and answer word problems that requires them to convert measurements. Great for reviewing measurement or for an end of the year activity!

Covers several ELA topics. Good review for state testing or MAP!

30 weeks worth of spelling words organized by weeks. Each weeks list was carefully crafted to make sure it not only aligned with fourth graders vocabulary but also connected to content across all areas.

Parent letter + rubric for a fun book project! This book project lets kids use their creative side while also showing their comprehension of a book.

Writing and Reading conference recording sheets. Following the TAG method...giving a compliment, asking a question, and then giving a helpful hint. Perfect for student-student conferences or teacher-student.

Teaching students' how to identify mood in multiple medias. This bundle includes text, pictures, and videos for students to explore as well as a writing activity and emoji paddles for students' to use.

This reading test covers many basic reading skills including: identifying theme, main idea, author's purpose, inferring, and summarizing.

This is a great beginning of the year activity to get to know your students as readers! Students will bring in five books or objects that represent them as readers to share through a gallery walk. These things don't have to all be physical books...but whatever reading material they are most exposed to. It could be their grandma's cookbook, the instructions to their favorite board game, or their magazine on LEGOS. This product contains instructions for the assignment as well as the activity page

Great way to infuse art into the math classroom! Students will follow the instructions and create arrays on graph paper and decorate it so that it looks like a town that they created and designed themselves!

Assessing students' ability to decipher the theme of a story in a variety of displays.

A list of 4 different books and how to use them when teaching the American Revolution. Perfect for using in book clubs in the classroom!

Have students reflect on the eclipse using the basics of where, when, what, and how.

Parents always ask me "What can I do to help them be a better reader?" This checklist is an easy guide you can use after your child reads with you or independently to check their comprehension and help keep their focus!

Instructions for graffiti review...specifically for fourth grade social studies but could be used for any other subject! Perfect for the end of a unit or the end of the year review.