Bethaney Kent

A positive self-assessment activity for students, staff, parents, or anyone. This activity was created to accompany " Fish In A Tree" by Lynda Mullaly Hunt. Students (or whoever) can write their strengths on the fish, in the tree. It allows students to stop and think about the positive things they bring to the classroom. Every child is different, and each child will hopefully be able to think of a few things they are good at. Anything from, "I am a good friend," to "Good at video games."

A blank, black and white multiplication table for students to fill in the numbers. Can be printed as a large poster, or printed on plain white printer paper, for easy printing.

A large color copy of a completed multiplication table, a color copy of a blank multiplication table, and a black and white copy of the blank multiplication table.

Short and simple rules, easy to remember.

A multiplication table to 15, brightly colored to attract students. This file should be able to print as a poster, not only on standard printer paper. If it doesn't work, let me know! A blank poster in color is also available, for students to fill out, as well as a simple black & white printable. (See listings)

Circle the oxymorons, and come up with some of your own

A blank version of the Multiplication Table to 15. Students can fill this out, as memory practice. Check my listings for the completed poster.

Simple skip counting columns for multiplication, from 2 to 12. Can be cut out or left on one page, as they are. Perfect for following along with skip-counting songs.

Blank - Box Method Template for 3 Digit by 1 Digit Division For teachers or students

Design and write a postcard from a storybook character, to send to your classmates.

Short and simple. I plan to use this as incentive for rewards. Each finished report earns points. Points are redeemable for prizes.

Come up with your own title, quick summary, and a cover page.

Simple skip counting columns for multiplication, 6s, 7s, 8s, and 9s. Can be cut out or left on one sheet, as they are. Perfect for following along with skip-counting songs.

Simple skip counting columns for multiplication, 2s, 3s, 4s, and 5s. Can be cut out or left on one sheet, as they are. Perfect for following along with skip-counting songs.

Simple skip counting columns for multiplication, 10s, 11s, and 12s. Can be cut out or left on one sheet, as they are. Perfect for following along with skip-counting songs.

Just for fun, and a good way to get to know new students. I created this for my middle school students, to work on after introductions were made.