Brianne Bossard

Let students use this paper to write and illustrate their final copies of stories.

This telling time activity book contains 12 pages of different clock related activities. All activities fall under the CCS and include activities for labeling a clock, solving time related word problems and writing time in words. It also includes two writing prompts. Use as for Do Nows, an end of the year review or homework pages.

A cut and paste worksheet to review the life cycle of butterflies. Use in the Spring with fiction and non-fiction books about butterflies like The Very Hungry Caterpillar.

Quiz or test for bar graphs and pictographs. Tests students knowledge of reading different kinds of graphs by asking questions and asking them to create a bar graph using collected data.

This is a great memory book to use at the end of the year for any primary grade. Students fill in information and add pictures and color to create their own memory book to look back on. Space is provided for a 4x6 class photo. Includes: All about me pages My class/teacher This year in school My favorite part of: Greatest memories Field Trip Summer plans Summer reading list

Test an ESL/Bilingual student on bar graphs and pic to graphs using this test. Includes questions about reading the graphs and creating a bar graph using collected data.

While teaching your class about the 50 states assign each student a state to research and create a poster about. Use this document as a rough draft for the state posters then have students copy the informations creatively and colorfully on a poster. CCCS for Research writing

This is a color coordinated English/Spanish behavior chart with a beach theme. Print out the pages, then cut the pages in half except for the "Ready to Learn" page. put cards in order, laminate and attach to ribbon to hang in your room. Or glue the phrases and pictures onto colorful card stock as previewed. It works best to staple the ribbon to the pages.

Answer key to go with my Graph test.

This is a Power Point to explain the differences between simple verb tenses. Past, Present, Future

This was made to accompany the book Me On The Map. Students will fill in where they live starting with street and ending with Earth. When the student is done the product folds like a travel brochure. *Includes writing task

This is a Power Point to explain the differences between simple verb tenses. Past, Present, Future