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This is a great game to use for your classroom party. All you need are dice, paper, and crayons.

This is a great idea for a reward to get parents looking through those book orders and getting books in the hands of children. Can be edited to change expiration date and dollar amount.

Seating chart layout designed for a computer lab. Can also be used in a classroom setting.

These word dots allow students to practice their sight words while completing a given action.

This is a great activity to review coins and practice counting money.

Following the same format as all of the I have, Who has games; this game focuses on Algebra. All of the cards are simple Algebraic addition and subtraction equations with only 1 variable.

A great way for students to independently practice reading color words with a small group of people or with one other person.

These coupons can be used to give to students on their birthday. They are formatted to work with the Scholastic Book Orders.

This is a simple game to use with winter parties or to practice number recognition. Can be done individually or with a group.

Using the I Have/Who Has format, students can play this game to practice letter names or letter sounds.

This is a week long template. It is great to have a week over-view of where you are going with each group.

This lesson plan template allows you to look and plan for the whole week on one sheet.

This is a template that lower elementary students can use to create lists. It is a great sheet to use for Word Work as part of the Daily 5.

A rubric to grade powerpoint projects.

A short, simple writing activity that can be done when students come back from break.