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This is a Readers Theater that I like to do in my classroom with the students during our fairy tale unit. It is a Readers Theater for 9 students with a scripts for the book The True Story of the Three Little Pigs written by Jon Scieska. Great for the students to practice fluency, comprehension, and vocabulary.

This is a compilation of 16 games and activities that have been used through the years in my classroom. There is a mixture of Ice Breakers, Card Games, Team Building, and Movement games. Many of the games can be easily worked into a lesson or unit, while others are more to get the wiggles out and touch on social interaction of education. These games/activities can also easily be altered for different levels both physically and cognitively.

This is an amazing unit plan that my co-workers and I have created for our Kindergarten classrooms! This unit works with apples which is perfect for Fall! This unit has a 5 lessons with everything you'll need included!

This is an entire Newspaper Unit plan that is for a 3rd grade classroom. The set up for this Unit is for a 4 week period with about 45 minutes of work per day, but can be changed to fit any schedule. At the end of this unit, the class will have created their own newspapers with articles that each individual has developed.

This is a 3rd grade recycling webquery where the students are to bring awareness to the importance of recycling. This lesson also brings in the use of technology and research, as well as art.

This is an amazing social studies lesson plan for 3-5th grade students. The children get to explore and research the Immigration of the 1900's and compare it to what life is like now! There is a link included to a great video as well as pictures for the students to compare and contrast!

This is a great power point that teaches the importance of play for children. This is an interactive power point and even leaves with a critical thinking questions for further thought!

This is a set of progressive lessons based on Westward Expansion or Life of a Pioneer. These lessons are user friendly and focus on student collaboration. There is also a student self evaluation and teacher evaluation.

This is a 3 day lesson that I have compiled for my classroom. Each year, I like to introduce the students to several different authors/illustrators and show them their work. It's an easy way to integrate several subjects as well as allow them creative freedom. These are fun, interactive lessons that the students enjoy and can be easily manipulated for any classroom.

This is a mini lesson that is used every year to teach the students how to use character dialogue, and what character dialogue is. The students use their own personal narratives to explore this style of writing.

This is a quick and easy form to print out for students to give to their parents in regards to student pictures being taken. I know in our classroom we have a website, and it is important to have permission to use pictures of the students to put on that site. Sometimes knowing what to say, or how to ask is the hardest part...but now you have a form already made!

This is a physical education lesson on teaching children to strike appropriately. This is a power point created to take you through the lesson and demonstrate how to show proper handle holding, how to swing, etc.

This is an amazing lesson teaching homonyms. This lesson uses the story "The King Who Rained" along with an engaging hands on activity to guide the students. This lesson also comes with modification and accommodations for students with Autism, Specific Learning Disabilities, and Emotional Behavioral Disorders. Along with an assessment.

This lesson can be used and adapted for a first to fifth grade level. This lesson is great for a fall unit with butterflies, but also for a unit that deals with animals adapting for nature and survival. Great lesson for classroom discussion as well.

These are a set of student and parent letters that I like to send individually before the start of each school year. The student letter gives the students a little information as to what to expect the first day and of course can be shared with the parents. The parent letter asks for information on the child, such as hobbies, strengths, challenges etc. These are two great pieces to start a good report with students and families.

These are two different types of student assessments. The first is a math student check-in list. This list makes it easy to keep track of what the students have been working on, and what areas they may need to put more focus into. The next is a math goals sheet. This is an assessment form that keeps track of the dates you've checked in with that specific student, what their goals are when you checked in with them, what their strengths are and strategies to help them reach their next goal. These

This is a three day lesson bundle teaching students about clouds. The students will learn what a cloud is, and the three types of clouds. The lesson plans includes standards and a constructivist style teaching method.

This is a Physical Education Lesson that teaches students how to dodge. There are three different cues within this lesson which can be broken up into 3 different days or all in the same. Very diverse lesson.

This is vocabulary strategy that allows the students to be creative while getting to know their vocabulary better! This is an easy work sheet that can be handed out and either done as a cooperative group or individually! Very diverse!

These worksheets were created for the students to not only practice their graphing skills, but to also work collaboratively with their peers. The skills on these sheets are both social, and work along side with math, and writing standards. The students graph, chart, and answer story problems using the terms "fewest" and "most".