Bruce Hadd

The Eureka Math and Engage NY do not have topic quiz check ins so these are topic quizzes created for 6th grade. This allows the teacher to check for understanding after each topic. This packet also includes grade tracker and requizzes based off of Grade Smarter Not Harder.

The item you are buy is a google sheets that allows you to enter the names of your students across the top and enter the score on IXL they have scored for each grade and skill. The sheet then gives you a percentage of mastery for 7th grade skills. This is used in class to set goals for students, provide a target to earn rewards and a way to collect and review data about your students.

16 different google slide shows (5 slides each) with math lesson work. Easily upload this slide show to google classroom as an assignment and students can record answers in the grey boxes and turn back into you. There are links as examples on some slide to show you ways to collect math computation work. I use Flipgrid with a link on the slide and students show me their work by clicking on the link. This is easily a month of virtual learning work.

Unit Title: What Do Plants and Animals Need to Survive?Grade Level: Kindergarten Unit Overview: In this unit, students will learn about the basic needs of plants and animals, including humans. They will learn how to make observations and describe patterns in order to understand what plants and animals need to survive. Throughout the unit, students will participate in hands-on activities, read books, create models, and engage in discussions with their classmates.

Unit Description: In this unit, students will learn about motion and stability and how forces and interactions affect objects. They will explore concepts such as push and pull, gravity, and friction through hands-on activities and experiments. By the end of the unit, students will have a basic understanding of how forces affect the world around them. Lesson 1: Introduction to Motion and StabilityObjective: Students will be able to define motion and stability and identify examples of each. Lesson

The Eureka Math and Engage NY do not have topic quiz check ins so these are topic quizzes created for 6th grade. This allows the teacher to check for understanding after each topic. This packet also includes grade tracker and requizzes based off of Grade Smarter Not Harder.

The Eureka Math and Engage NY do not have topic quiz check ins so these are topic quizzes created for 6th grade. This allows the teacher to check for understanding after each topic. This packet also includes grade tracker and requizzes based off of Grade Smarter Not Harder.

A year long of Science lessons, experiments and games for Kindergarteners. Unit Plan: The Effects of Sunlight on Earth's Surface for Kindergarten StudentsUnit Plan: Seeing in the DarkGrade Level: Kindergarten Objective: Students will be able to make observations and construct an evidence-based account that objects in darkness can be seen only when illuminated. Unit Plan: Investigating Vibrating Materials and Sound for Kindergarten StudentsUnit Plan: Observing Local Weather PatternsGrade Lev

Similar to rocket math these math sheets have addition varying in difficulty. They can be done as a timed test or practice with goal setting. They could also just be used as practice or homework. There are 110 different worksheets and all their answer keys so you can laminate and allow students to check their work.

You are buying four weeks worth of 6th grade math. These can be printed and sent home or uploaded to a class website or google classroom. The work is based off of the Balanced math structure and Eureka Math/Engage NY.

You are buying access to digital forms of math work. This work includes a starter problem, fraction talk, problem solving question, problem set from engage ny and exit ticket. They are ready to load to google classroom for online student to complete. This is module 1 lessons 1-9. I use fligrid to have students show me their work and talk about their thinking so there are links in the google slides that you need to delete or change to your link. I left them in because I think it is a great resour

You are buying access to digital forms of math work. This work includes a starter problem, fraction talk, problem solving question, problem set from engage ny and exit ticket. They are ready to load to google classroom for online student to complete. This is module 2 lessons 1-13. I use fligrid to have students show me their work and talk about their thinking so there are links in the google slides that you need to delete or change to your link. I left them in because I think it is a great

In this activity students are asked to assume the role of a General Manager of a new baseball organization. Students have to name the team, pick a city to build the stadium design the jerseys and sign players. Not included teachers would have to print or give students online accesses to players and salaries. Students have to figure out how to stay under the salary cap while also getting the best possible lineup.

This is a packet of five informational text for 4th graders. They are topics that are included in the 4th grade next generation science standards so they can be used in science lessons for cross curriculum lessons.

Unit Title: Exploring the Themes of The Book Thief Grade Level: 9-10 Unit Duration: 3-4 weeks Unit Overview: In this unit, students will read The Book Thief by Markus Zusak and explore the themes of the novel through close reading, analysis, and discussion. The unit will align with the Common Core State Standards for reading literature, writing, and speaking/listening.

Easily load to google classroom math worksheet.  This work includes a starter problem, fraction talk (I use Flipgrid to get their thoughts), Problem solving question and then ratio practice problems.

This in cludes to project based lessons to teach the Constitution and The Bill of Rights. This allows students dig deeper into the topic and learn research, presentation and communication skills. Project based learning allows students to take control of their learning and gain more from the learning.

Unit Plan: Seeing in the DarkGrade Level: Kindergarten Objective: Students will be able to make observations and construct an evidence-based account that objects in darkness can be seen only when illuminated.

Unit Plan: Observing Local Weather PatternsGrade Level: Kindergarten Duration: 5-15 lessons, depending on the depth of exploration Objective: Students will use observation skills to describe patterns in local weather conditions over time. Materials: Weather chart (a large piece of paper or poster board with columns for temperature, precipitation, wind, and cloud cover)Weather instruments (such as a thermometer, rain gauge, wind sock, and cloud chart)Pictures or videos of different weather condit

SEL Lessons on managing emotions, self awareness, coping/managing stress and much more. There is also a list of resources with links to videos, books and websites to assist you even further.