Brainy Beaker

6 Daily Problem Solving Booklets with 24 word problems each! I use one per a marking period and we do 1 problem for daily problem solving every day! This keeps my students organized and does not waste time as everything is ready to go. They can be glued into journals so they are readily available. Skills: Addition, Subtraction, 2 Digit, 3 Digit, Multi Step, Extra Information, Money, etc. Printing instructions included!

Create a visual Polygon Family Tree in your classroom or hallway. My classroom created this together and organized it as an activity. The students then wrote about the geometric attributes of each shape and I placed it outside my hallway. When my students are waiting for the restroom it is a great visual for them to read and see!

Students create the water cycle on a 3D cloud and then write the steps in sequential order. Can be printed in black & white for cheap. I printed my clouds on light blue cardstock.

This is a great tool to have made into folders to help assist students through the steps of the writing process. It utilizes creating a bubble map, inserting ideas into a flow chart, ARMS, CUPS, and publishing!

An all in one Weather Chart! Using a monthly weather chart, students can learn to read data, track it in a graph, show the fractions, confirm the hottest and coldest day by comparing numbers, differentiate precipitation, and infer about the weekends forecast. I attached a sample of the monthly weather chart, that I pulled for free for our city from Wunderground.com Can be done in singles or pairs.

This is a booklet to go along with the book "Now & Ben", a story about Benjamin Franklin and his inventions. A book study that spirals ELAR reading skills. Asking questions before, during, and after. Making Connections. Text Evidence. Facts and Opinions. Main Idea. Cause and Effect. Compare and Contrast. I used this booklet for a week long lesson on Inventors.

This is a PowerPoint which displays the math facts visually and can be used as a tool to have students visualized and enunciate the facts so the facts become rote and automatic. I use this in my classroom and choose 1 fact at a time to go through. The students say allowed together the facts as we go through the slides. Included: 1's, 2's, 3's, 4's, 5's, 6's, 7's, 8's, 9's, 10's, and Doubles.

This file is completely editable. It gives the students a time of the day in their schedule, then students are to fill in the digital and analog clocks. These can be used and displayed around the room to help students be accountable for assisting the teacher in reading the classes daily schedule on the clock!

Students will disguise a turkey and write a story about it. Included is a note home to parents explaing the project, and steps to take them through the writing process to write their story.

Enjoy this Fraction Math Bakery with your students where they will identify, compare, and work with equivalent fractions! Use this as a pre-unit or post-unit wrap up depending on your grade level!