Big Apple Learning
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New York, United States
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I have taught 4th grade for 4 years in New York. I started in a New York City city, and now teach on Long Island. This year will be my first year in 3rd grade. I have a Master's in Special Education, and I was an English major as well. I'm currently working on receiving a Master's in Literacy.
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Tessellation Practice - Six Differentiated Worksheets
Six Differentiated Worksheets Included for Tessellation Practice
2nd - 6th
Geometry, Math
Customary and Metric Conversion Reference Sheets
Helpful tool for students to remember their customary and metric units of measurement, as well as helping them with conversions. Short descriptions of how/when to use the units. Smaller Versions Included - Place on desks or in notebooks!
2nd - 8th
Math, Measurement
Love Fractions - Valentine’s Day Fraction Activity
Review representation of fractions with four different versions of fraction hearts: Version 1 - Item, Model, Number Line Version 2 - Item, Word Problem, Number Line Version 3 - Item, Word Problem, Equivalent Fraction Version 4 - Item, Model, Equivalent Fraction Students can either choose their own fraction, or teachers can write it in for them.
3rd - 5th
Fractions, Math, Numbers
Making Symmetric Patterns (Through a Line of Symmetry) - Classwork and Homework
Includes 2 Worksheets (Homework and Classwork): - Drawing Shapes and Patterns through a Line of Symmetry - Draw your own shape at the end!
3rd - 5th
Geometry, Math
Drawing Angles Using a Protractor - Differentiated Activity
Students will be creative and create their own drawings using different angles.
3rd - 5th
Geometry, Math
5-Day Math Challenge (Area & Perimeter)
Application to the Real World! Students will explore the world around them with a focus on Area and Perimeter. Each day, for five days, students will focus on different challenges having to do with either area or perimeter. Rulers are necessary for days 3 & 4. Can be done within a classroom setting, or sent home for homework. I sent this packet home as an optional practice packet to be done over a long break.
3rd - 5th
Geometry, Measurement, Numbers
4th Grade Math Review (Test Prep Review)
This is a review of several 4th grade math topics including:
- Angles (Classification, Combining, Drawing)
- Rounding
- Adding, Subtracting, Multiplying 2-Digit by 2-Digit Numbers
- Division (Rule of Zero)
- Triangle Classification
- Perpendicular & Parallel Lines
- Area and Perimeter
4th - 5th
Math, Math Test Prep
Common Denominator Classroom Community Activity
This activity goes well with a unit on fractions and finding a common denominator. Students are each given a fraction card. Then they walk around the room to find a pair of common denominators with the fractions that their classmates have. They also have to find a common denominator, or a similarity, that they share with each classmate. It builds on classroom community while also staying relevant to a fraction unit.
3rd - 5th
Basic Operations, Fractions, Math
Information Name Plates for Desk
Included: - Evidence Based Terms - Transition Words - Multiplication Table Write the students' names and favorite quotes, inspirational words, or adjectives to describe them in the blank space provided. Students can quickly reference words for writing as well as the multiplication chart for math.
2nd - 6th
English Language Arts, Math
Using Candy Corn to Show Greater/Less Than (Multi-Digit/1-Digit Multiplication)
Using candy corns as the greater than and less than symbols, this worksheet is for a unit on multi-digit by one-digit multiplication. Students need to multiply the two numbers together, and the candy corn will serve as the symbol, with the larger part of the candy corn pointing towards the larger answer.
Candy corn are included on the second page. Candy corn can be given to each student or teacher can pre-cut the hearts out for the students. Students can color in the candy corn either before or
4th - 6th
Math
Stem and Leaf Plot Review
Review of Stem and Leaf Plots Seven questions per worksheet... 1) How many leaves? 2) Stands for... 3) Mode 4) Range 5) Median 6) Average 7) Outlier Keep track of progress with the assessment slip.
3rd - 6th
Applied Math, Math
Create Your Own Table and Graph
Students… - Come up with a question. - Come up with 2-5 choices. - Poll the class! - Use tally marks to ask the students their preference.
3rd - 5th
Graphing, Math
Decimal Review of 7 Topics (2 Pages)
Decimal Review Packet (2 Pages) Includes: - Place Value - Fraction to Decimal (vice versa) - Ordering & Comparing Decimals - Add and Subtract - Word Problems
3rd - 5th
Decimals, Math
Addition & Subtraction Boards
Help students to line up numbers with these easy to use boards!Color-coded place values for easy line up!Laminate to use over and over again!
2nd - 5th
Basic Operations, Math
My Quadrilateral Heart
A review of quadrilaterals. Students are asked to create a heart out of quadrilaterals. It is up to them how to place the shapes in a way that creates a heart shape.
4th - 6th
Geometry, Math
Adding Mixed Numbers, Greater Than Less Than, Valentine's Day Activity
Using hearts as the greater than and less than symbols, this worksheet is for a unit on fractions/mixed numbers. Students need to add the two mixed numbers together, and the heart will serve as the symbol, with the larger part of the heart pointing towards the larger answer.
Hearts are included on the second page. Hearts can be given to each student or teacher can pre-cut the hearts out for the students.
4th - 6th
Fractions
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About the store
Experience
I have taught 4th grade for 4 years in New York. I started in a New York City city, and now teach on Long Island. This year will be my first year in 3rd grade. I have a Master's in Special Education, and I was an English major as well. I'm currently working on receiving a Master's in Literacy.
Teaching style
The best way I would describe my teaching style is that I am firm, but flexible. My students understand that our classroom is an environment where they feel safe and have the right to receive the best education possible. Each students' needs are being met and I take each student into account when planning my lessons and assessments. I am very focused on differentiating all my materials when applicable and making writing an approachable process for all students.
Students know me as, "The teacher who loves the beach" because every year my classroom theme is nautical. I grew up going to the beach every summer, and I wanted to incorporate that love of the water and all things nautical into my classroom. I also believe it creates a serene and relaxing environment for my students.
My own education history
- Bachelor of Science from Manhattan College (Dual Elementary/Special Education Major with a Major in English)
- Master of Science from Manhattan College (Special Education)
- Pending: Master of Science from Adelphi University (Literacy)
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