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Use this to display what students are reading, or to fill out as they finish a book. Great for bulletin boards. There is room at the top to hole punch so kids can collect them to see how many books they read throughout the year. There are two different styles: blank background (for students to color) and pattern-filled.

These cursive practice sheets are aligned with the Journeys Common Core weekly spelling word lists for Grade 4. Perfect for homework or morning work! Students practice writing their spelling words in cursive. Journeys Lessons 1-30; 20 spelling words each lesson

This grade recording sheet is aligned with Common Core Standards for Grade 4. Not your grade? No problem. Simply copy and paste your grade level standards into the cells, or align it with the verbiage on your district's report card.

Native American research and note-taking graphic organizer. Accompanying poster and oral presentation criteria included.

These 4th grade word problems are editable so that you can personalize them with the names of your own students! You can also edit the information in the problems to increase or decrease the difficulty for your students. There are 16 problems total. These problems are aligned to the 4th grade Common Core Standards. Each problem is labeled by the standard it supports. This is a fun math activity to use during Halloween week. Students love seeing their own names used in the story problems, as w

This organizer can be used with any photo of the day, including National Geographic photos and other content-based photos. The organizer facilitates the students' observations, questions, and inferences, while also eliciting their thoughts and feelings about a particular photo. This works great for a purposeful 10 minute activity. Students can observe, write, and then share!

This is an integrated research, writing, oral presentation, art, and technology report all in one! Included: Note-taking sheet for research on an animal, flip book pages for writing informative report, file folder cover, speech listening notes (filled in by peers while students are delivering their oral presentations), and optional scoring guide (aligned with Common Core State Standards). I am also including pictures of student samples. First step: students select an animal to study, take notes

Insert your own information, as well as a QR code to your class webpage for quick access by students and parents. There are 12 per sheet, with lots of clip art options to mix and match.

This is a great way for students to practice the following multiplication methods: Algebraic Notation (distributive property), Place Value Sections (area models), Estimation, and Word Problems. Equations are formed by rolling the dice, so this activity can be easily differentiated for all levels. This supports the Common Core State Standard 4.NBT.5

This is a wonderful guide to get kids writing about books! My students use it to post responses a on Padlet "Book Share" page. It can be used for Reader's Notebook, end-of-book assessment, Response to Reading, Book Talk, etc.

Use this with your math curriculum and worksheets to bring Common Core methods to your existing problem solvers.

This is a great vocabulary organizer that can work for any curriculum. It can be used across all content areas, including reading, math, science, social studies, health, etc...

Weekly homework sheet for primary/upper elementary. Add your own name and contact information.

Use these sheets to help your students brainstorm, write, and tell about the fun they had over winter vacation.

Use this simple chart to guide your students through identifying the elements of different kinds of poems.

Use these sheets to help your students brainstorm, write, and tell about the fun they had over spring break.

Students can practice skills of reading and writing larger numbers, writing expanded form, rounding, comparing, adding, checking work, and writing story problems to match their equations. There is so much in this activity! The best part is that it can be supported and scaffolded, or used as an enrichment or challenge, depending on the number of dice you give your students.

This is a tool for students to reflect on behavior, participation, and work completion at the end of the week. After students reflect in pencil, the teacher's assessment can be noted in pen.

Use this organizer to help you plan your weekly reading instruction. This works with Daily 3 or Daily 5 stations. It is a Word doc, so you may change it as needed.