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Is your class working on building their multiplication and division fact fluency? SAME. Use this simple resource as an easy way to supplement your instruction. You can use this in a variety of ways! HomeworkTimed testsSmall group independent workAssessments in an intervention groupAnd more!

Print these on colorful paper and BOOM you have an easy and free craft to hang up outside your classroom to show that you class is a family! Use after reading the wonderful story, "Our Class is a Family". HIGHLY RECOMMEND.

Do you need to be absent from school one day? SAME. This happens to all of us and sometimes you need an easy writing activity to keep kids engaged and quiet for a substitute teacher. I recently used this in a "writing station" while I was on a little vacay. The kids loved it so I made multiple versions to share with you! There is an optional planning sheet depending on your wants and needs. There are versions for young kids and older kids!

Make learning about the First Thanksgiving accessible and engaging for every student with these ready-to-use passages! This resource includes three different reading levels to meet the needs of all learners, along with questions at varying difficulties to challenge and support students appropriately. Perfect for small groups, centers, guided reading, or independent practice, these passages are easy to print and go, saving you prep time while keeping students engaged with history. Highlights:

Have you been learning your multiplication facts and/or skip counting?! SAME. These anchor charts come in a variety of colors and can be used in many ways: Print several on a page to glue into interactive notebooksPrint, laminate, and hang up in your roomPrint on a poster maker to use as an anchor chart Use in guided math groups by using small sticky notes to cover up numbers and have students fill in the missing factsAnd many moreLet me know if you want any additional colors!

Do you want a fun and simple Halloween creative writing assignment to use during either guided reading groups or during writer's workshop? SAME. Multiple versions of this writing activity can provide differentiation amongst your students. Have fun and get creative!

Have you been working on building your students' multiplication and division fact fluency? SAME. Use these practice pages to help isolate which facts your students still need more practice with! You can use these in so many ways: Independent work in a math stationTimed assessmentsSupplemental work in an intervention groupHomeworkAnd much more!

Do you need an end of year writing activity? SAME. Use this as a writing center, quiet activity, whole group lesson, or an early finisher assignment. I have my kids write a letter to their future teacher at the end of each year. I love reading these and I am always fascinated by what they write about. There are pages for current kindergarteners, first graders, second graders, third graders, and fourth graders! I included some planning templates in case you have kids that get stuck while wri

Do your students need more practice with finding unknown factors? SAME. This product contains practice sheets with 10 problems, 20 problems, and 30 problems of mixed multiplication and division with missing factors. You can either use this to differentiate your math groups, or you can start small with 10 problems and have them work their way up. It is up to you!

Have you been working on building your students' multiplication fact fluency? SAME! Use these simple multiplication practice sheets to practice multiplication facts by numbers 0-10. There are 30 questions on each page to provide consistent practice with math facts until they are mastered. You can use this resource in a variety of ways: Independent practice during stationsUse to track mastery for intervention groupsTimed multiplication testsAnd many more!

Have you been working on building your students' division fact fluency? SAME. Here is a simple resource that you can use to supplement your division instruction. Feel free to use this in a variety of ways: Small group independent workSupplemental work for a division intervention groupTimed testsHomeworkAnd much more!

Does your school use BrainPop Jr. and Flocabulary? SAME! I am personally a huge fan of these (and so are my kiddos) but I always get overwhelmed by all of the options. Plus, I want my kids to have some CHOICE! This could be used IN PERSON or during DISTANCE LEARNING.