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This printable anchor chart can be used as a teacher or student resource. Highlights four rules for adding -ed and -ing to the end of base words.

Students will use this product to sort objects into different categories based on the way that they move. The patterns of motion covered in this worksheet are back and forth, up and down, zig zag, straight, and round and round. The purchased product will not have red lines on it.

This EDITABLE product includes a cover page, visuals of each main character, open-ended comprehension questions for each chapter, and post-novel discussion questions. I used this in my classroom with middle school students and it really helped keep them accountable while reading. There is at least one open-ended, higher-order thinking question to go along with each chapter. The questions ask students to include text evidence to support their answers and hit on major skills such as cause and effe

This activity includes a tally chart and bar graph on the same page. Students will survey their classmates creating their own survey question. After collecting data using the tally chart, they will transfer their data to the bar graph. They will also give the bar graph a title and labels. This is a great extra resource for any unit on graphing and the kids will love to ask their friends a question!

This printable anchor chart can be used as a teacher or student resource. Highlights four rules for adding -er and -est to the end of words.

This bundle includes a vocabulary reading passage with questions, a vocabulary quiz, and slides on the vocabulary words with visuals and examples. It is a MUST HAVE for Read 180's Stage B Workshop 3 - Life in Dystopia. It covers the first 12 vocabulary words in the workshop that are repeated throughout the workshop. Vocabulary Words:- dystopia - genre - human nature - society - tradition - conformity - civic - generation - liberty - lottery - official - ritual

This is great for students to practice or demonstrate their understanding of the five rights outlined in the first amendment. It includes real-life kid-friendly scenarios to help them make connections.

Students can use this cut and paste to demonstrate their understanding of the forces of push and pull. They can use the arrows to to help them understand what direction the person is moving in the pictures.

These FAST data trackers are for students to keep track of their progress. These specific trackers are for 6th, 7th, and 8th graders in Florida. However, the document can be edited to fit any grade level. This is great for students to keep in folders, binders, or journals to track their data and set goals all year long!

This editable resource is perfect for helping students to monitor their segment completion while using the Read 180 Program. It includes a student pledge, space to check off how many segments completed, and what zones students complete each time they work in the program. With the editable Google slides link, you can make any changes you want to best fit your class!

This product correlates with the Read 180 Stage B Getting Started Units after students read Shadrack's Story (Getting Started 1) or Trevor's Story (Getting Started 2). The responses go along with Shadrack's and Trevor's profiles. Students will create their own profiles - Instagram style. This is an engaging way for students to respond to Shadrack's and Trevor's stories, rather than just responding in their books. This product is also editable, so it can be used in any capacity, not just with th

This vocabulary quiz pairs with Read 180's Stage B Workshop 3 - Life in Dystopia. It covers the first 12 vocabulary words in the workshop that are repeated throughout the workshop. Vocabulary Words:- dystopia - genre - human nature - society - tradition - conformity - civic - generation - liberty - lottery - official - ritual It includes a combination of matching the definition to the word, fill in the blank, opportunities for students to create their own sentences, and answer a short response

This PDF assessment includes 12 questions to go along with the excerpt of the story, "The Last Last-Day-of-Summer" from Workshop 9 in Read 180. The questions include items on theme, characters, plot, setting, and inferencing, as well as general comprehension questions and text evidence. This is a great way to assess students knowledge after reading this extended story.

Students can use this resource to label the 5 main Native American regions.

Use during your telling time unit! Great practice!

This bundle includes: - 9.1/9.2 Review Pages - Chapter 9 Quiz 1 (on all lessons) - Chapter 9 Quiz 2 (on all lessons) - Chapter 9 Test with answer key - Chapter 9 Test Study Guide These resources are invaluable toward helping your students master the difficult concepts taught in Chapter 9 of HMH Go Math 2nd Grade.

This product can be used as an assessment with any long ago and today (past and present) unit. It focuses on transportation.

Use these resources to help your students demonstrate their knowledge from HMH Go Math Chapter 9. This bundle includes the Chapter 9 Math test (16 questions), the answer key for the math test, and the Chapter 9 study guide which mirrors the math test with different questions and numbers.

This was created to be used with the Read 180 Workshop 2 "Water Fight" Workshop as an extra enrichment activity. Students will use the knowledge gained during this unit to create a short comic strip that tells a story about someone facing a water crisis. It could follow a character experiencing a drought, finding a way to save water, inventing a solution, etc. This is a fun activity to sprinkle in to get students excited about learning!

This vocabulary quiz pairs with Read 180's Stage B Workshop 3 - Life in Dystopia. It covers the first 12 vocabulary words in the workshop that are repeated throughout the workshop. Vocabulary Words:- catering - explore - literally - refine - satisfaction - fantasy - alternate - depict - device - legendary - portal - scheme It includes a combination of matching the definition to the word, fill in the blank, opportunities for students to create their own sentences, and answer a short response que