Ashlee LC

A great project for design in science. I used when teaching Soils and Plants. It also incorporates the water cycle. Worksheets include: - an introduction to what a terrarium is / how it works - list of criteria items they must meet - space to design their terrarium - worksheet where they explain why they added what they did (living and non-living) - terrarium observation worksheets - print as many as needed week to week - terrarium conclusion observation worksheets (2)

A great way for students to express everything about themselves in a very "movie" way! I take a picture of each student and glue it in the picture frame, have the students add colour, then collect them all and create a "All Stars" classroom book. Title Page is FREE at my TPT store. Students literally fight over this book on a daily basis and LOVE to see the books created by the students in previous years.

A great, visual way to show students the rule that they need to work on. It's also a great communication tool for the parents. We don't always have time to talk with the student and sent that email home, but we still want to hold our students accountable. So why not fill this in with the student as you're helping them fix that rule! Lots of room to explain what happened and how you and the student are working together to fix it. I keep these when they come back as a form of documentation.

Included is a full unit for teaching an Air and Water Science unit 33 pages of worksheets, cut and paste activities, experiments, design process activities, answer keys... *air and water colouring title page *air is all around us worksheet *make an air catcher to test air inside and outside - design process *air catcher criteria/assessment printable *air and water in our environment worksheet *multiple weather worksheets *compairing air inside and outside worksheet *weather word search *wind is

Genius Hour projects are a great way to teach ELA, research, and project organization skills all while providing your students the opportunity to pick their own topic! You can use as a whole class project or have students work on their project once they are done their class work.

Explore Canada with these provincial and territorial license plates! There is a license plate for each of the 10 provinces and 3 territories as well as a Canadian "symbol" plate, a front cover, a map of Canada, and 2 blank license plates for you to use however you wish. Each license plate has: - province or territory flag - province or territory map outline - one image/picture related to the province or territory - space to include information about: population, capital city, climate, Geograph

Over 90 black and white themed editable schedule cards for your daily classroom schedule. I have used these a number of ways. My 2 favorite ways where by using the blue hanging pocket chart, or by putting dollar store sticker magnets on the back and sticking them on my magnetic white board. I have included a couple of the core subject as sometimes I found I needed more English, Math, Science...for the same day. I have included both a PDF for easy printing as well as a WordDoc of these cards.

TONS of lap book templates!! I have included a bunch of generic templates, but I have also included a bunch of specific ones you could use for ELA (novel studies, all about me). Some templates have a few sizes to pick from (small, medium, and large so they fit your lap books as needed) Included are: *Templates - a couple different heart templates (including one multi-flap template), rectangles with 2, 3, and 4 flaps, a pentagon template, a hexagon... * a "pocket" template that you can put othe

Your spelling program is now ready to go!  All you need to provide the students with our their weekly words. This package works very well with the Words Their Way spelling program, but there are also a TON of individual worksheets that you can use with any spelling words from grade 1- grade 5.  All worksheets are editable as well! Includes: - spelling notebook explanation for parents - detailed outline of each day and how to do the activity - spelling test notebook page - Teacher homework c

This is a great tool for not only teacher assessment, but to send home with the child so the parent's/guardian can see exactly what their child is doing while reading. Included are spaces to check off what the student did while reading, as well as spaces to fill in what you'd like to see them work on. I use this in conjunction with my home reading program. Parents love nothing more than to hear how their child is doing at school - this is a super easy way to do that!

A fantastic resource for the classroom with SO many uses! There are 50 different types of name tags included in the bundle with 25 different colours and textures (including wood and water). There are 25 different colours of the smaller version (4 per page) and 25 different colours of the larger verison (2 per page). Use these to: - label students' duotangs, binders, notebooks, bins... - large version is great for a job chart - name tags for student's desk - label your coat hook area/shoe spa

A great way to incorporate art into your math lesson! Students will LOVE this hands on, creative project. This project focused on the 2D and 3D shape unit, covering everything from straight and curved lines of a 2D shape, to the faces, vertices, and edges in a 3D shape. Students create and fold net boxes as well; but with a fun twist. Students create a spring (or Easter) basket (a cube) to put all their other shapes into, while recording all their knowledge of each 2D and 3D shape they creat

A great tool for every student's desk. This booklet includes all dolch words and TONS of word wall words that students use in their daily writing. Each letter has it's own page with lots of space for students to write in new words. Also included are: days of the week, months of the year, colours, shapes, family words (aunt, grandpa, mother...), numbers, and animals. All pages are black and white for easy photocoping. 33 pages in total

What a fun way for students to share what they did on their summer vacation...and they can even create their own hashtags! I photocopy these on to many different colours and students can pick the colours they like best for their mini booklet. They can even include more than the three snapshots (you can photocopy the second page multiple times). Check out my other back to school items!

Included are over 100 journal prompts for writing! I print them onto coloured heavier paper, laminate, then cut them into strips. Students can pick 3 cards at random, then choose to write about one of them. When they are finished, they return them to the Journal Prompt Jar. You can also use this as a class writing prompt when doing Regie Routman work.

A great way to incorporate writing, drawing, and fun into your Literature Circles! Students can work on these as they read the book. It's always great to see the creativity each student comes up with - even if they are reading the same book, they all turn out different! Once students finish each card, they cut out along the outside edges and fold over and glue at the middle line. I usually print these on heavier paper so they are more durable. 6 Cards in total including title, plot, character

A great way to have students respond to a read-a-loud, a novel study or a literature circle book. I print each section out on coloured paper for them (green paper for lettuce and pickles, yellow for cheese, white for the buns, red for tomato, and pink for the onion and meat). I have students cut out each sandwich piece and we either staple them all together at the top, or I hole punch them and use a round fastener so they can flip through them.

A super fun and engaging way for students to show their learning based on a book they have read. I often use these for literature circle projects or as an extra project for those students who are done their work. Such creative finished projects always come from this activity and parents LOVE seeing these boxes at student led conferences! Art and English in one! Included are: explanations for each side of the box, assessment checklist, and cut outs for the cereal box (character ingredients,

A great writing piece to go along with your Remembrance Day learning. Why do we stay silent for one minute after the bugle? What will you think about?

What better way to get to know your students then right from their parents! I love sending this form out because the parents give me a TON of ideas to motivate children based on their interests, strengths, and weaknesses. There is also a portion at the top that request parents to fill in their email which is great because that how I do a TON of communication (our school is trying to be paperless when it comes to sending notes home)