Audrey Ayers

**Best Seller!!** This simple, non-themed composer study is very versatile. It can be used with various grade level work, used as a GATE project, a homeschool project, an extra credit project, or a myriad of other uses. It also comes with a simple and easy to use grading rubric, as well as a student self-assessment.

This Scoot game will get your upper elementary and lower middle school students moving and doing easy algebra all at the same time! Each equation involves one variable and simple addition, subtraction, or multiplication with sums and products equal to less than 20. *Use for GATE students who need a challenge! *Use for older students and shorten the time for each problem to help them think on their feet! *Use for indoor activity on a rainy or snowy day! *Use for a review day or filler activity!

Finally, manipulatives for music!! Music Manipulative Squares were designed to be a hands on activity that teaches musical note value and their relationship to each other, while honing in on the kinesthetic learners' needs. This original set of music manipulatives coms with printable squares, printable measure strips, multiple lesson ideas with differentiation possibilities. Using the measure strips, helps solidify the relationship of note values and time signatures, while reinforcing th

This creative composer study tasks the student to create pretend social networking page (profile) for a composer. By including photos, basic information, and "friends", the students will truly get an inside look at their composer. It is designed to not just be a hum-drum research paper, but be a creative, modern research project! It could even be used as an extra project for GATE students. Grading Rubric included!

Kids love the "I Have...Who Has?" game/activity! Engage your students with this Martin Luther King Jr. Day activity! There are 24 cards, a master list, and directions included. It is self-explanatory and easy for a substitute to step in and conduct. With it's higher level-critical thinking skills being used, this activity is perfect for gifted or GATE students too!