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Rock Identification: Sedimentary, Metamorphic & Igneous (Student Research Slides) Make rock identification engaging, visual, and student-driven! This Rock Identification resource helps students explore sedimentary, metamorphic, and igneous rocks through interactive research slides, visuals, and curated links. Perfect for upper elementary and middle school science, this resource supports inquiry-based learning while building science vocabulary and research skills. What’s Included ✔ Student-f

*Newly Adopted* 5th grade Math TEKS This file includes 85 editable slides. Each 5th grade Math TEK is described and supported with examples and detailed pictures.

Place Value Dice Roll Activity – Build & Expand NumbersMake place value hands-on and engaging with this fun dice-rolling math activity! Students roll a die six times, recording each digit in a specific place value position—from hundred-thousands to ones—to build a complete six-digit number. After filling in the place value chart, students deepen their understanding by representing the number in expanded form, reinforcing how each digit’s value contributes to the whole number. What’s Included

Comparing Decimals to the Thousandths | Place Value Chart ActivityHelp students confidently compare decimal numbers using this clear, visual place value chart designed for decimals through the thousandths place. This resource supports deep understanding of place value, number magnitude, and decimal comparison using the symbols <, >, and =. Students analyze digits from the hundred-thousands place through thousandths, identify the least and greatest values, and justify their thinking

Help students finally make sense of historical timelines with this clear, student-friendly visual aid! This resource breaks down BC, AD, BCE, and CE in a simple, memorable way—perfect for introducing timelines or reinforcing key concepts. Designed to reduce confusion and boost confidence, this visual shows how the timeline works, explains equivalent terms, and highlights the tricky (but important!) fact that there is no year 0. What’s Included✔️ Clear definitions of BC = BCE and AD = CE ✔️

Earth’s Spheres | Interactive Google Slides™ ActivityMake Earth & Space Science engaging and hands-on with this interactive Google Slides™ drag-and-drop activity focused on the four spheres of Earth: biosphere, hydrosphere, atmosphere, and geosphere. Students will identify and recognize each sphere by actively sorting and matching examples, helping them build a strong foundation of Earth system knowledge. The activity wraps up with a short answer response question that encourages critical th

Updated for 2015-2016 School Year Teacher Binder contains 56 editable pages. *Section Dividers (# of pages in each section) - Student Information (1) - Substitute Information - Seating Chart (1) - Special's Schedule - Calendar (9) - Parent Communication (1) - Data/Reports - Behavior Documentation (1) - Forms (2) - IEP/504 (1) - Lesson Plans (1) - Student Login Informaiton (1) - Meeting Notes (1) - Professional D

This mini-lesson is aligned with Texas standard 6.7B Distinguish between expressions and equations verbally, numerically, and algebraically. This activity will allow for teacher modeling and student practice.

These cards will enable students to practice converting numbers, through the hundred billions, from written form to standard form, expanded form to written form, etc. Cards are designed so that the problem is on one side with the answer on the other. Fold on the solid lines and cut on the dotted lines, laminate, and reuse. Great small group activity for math rotations.

Engaging, Hands-On Activity Sort into expressions and equations. Match verbal, numeric, and algebraic representations. *See Preview for more information* TEK 6.7B

This is a form that I use in my 6th grade math class when students want a second attempt at a test. They simply fill out the information requested and submit their request. I then schedule their retake based on the day and time they provided. I keep a calendar with retake appointments. Doing this allows me to control the number of students testing at one time and keep documentation of who requested to retake which test. It also allows me to prepare the tests needed on specific days. This file

Student practice simplifying expressions using either distributive property or order of operation, while searching for their solution to find the next problem.

Students find the connection between equation, table, and graphical representations of the same relationship. Great center and work time activity.

This activity will get students brain in the game. They will discover the relationship between various area formulas: * trapezoid and parallelogram * rectangle and triangle * rectangle and parallelogram Students will gain an understanding, rather than a memorized procedure.

I like to keep my class jobs simple. Everyone attends to the cleanliness of the room, but I do assign two students as teacher assistants. I change this weekly. I also have two classes, so I don't have the patience or time to keep up with several jobs and student rotation. 9 different themes, including a simple black and white if you wanted to use a colored cardstock or design yourself. Teacher Assistants label and matching student cards

Aligned with 6.7A TEK Equivaent Expression using Order of Operations 3 - game boards Instructions included Self-checking

This activity will get students brain in the game. They will discover the relationship between the area formula of a rectangle and the area formula of a parallelogram. Students will gain an understanding, rather than a memorized procedure.

Student will choose an equation card and determine if the answer is correct or incorrect and sort them accordingly. Using the Correct or Incorrect Answer Sheet, the student will write the equation either in the correct or incorrect column. If the equation is placed in the incorrect column the student must solve the equation correctly. Students will practice and recall the order of operations rule. This activity is great for independent, partner, or group work.

Students race to get a gallon. This is a fun and interactive way for students to see the conversion of cups to pints, pints to quarts, and quarts to gallon. Great game for centers, RTI, or tutoring.

This document will help assess the background knowledge of algebraic thinking. It assess fact family relationships, part part whole concepts, and missing numbers.