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Our brains are built to prioritize visual information. The visual cortex, the part of the brain where visual information is processed, is the largest system in the human brain and is highly evolved to process complex information. Visual information is processed differently than language; our brain is an “image processor,” not a word processor. Using Thinking Maps can change students' organization skills and thinking process, even on SeeSaw and Google Classroom! Use these Thinking Map templates a

Two-week NO PREP social emotional lessons/activities. This is a step by step foolproof way for teachers to start out their Zoom calls, SeeSaw activities and FlipGrid Check-ins. This could be used as a digital document for Ss or a printable depending on your Ss needs. Looking for a way for students to write, speak or draw and be able to articulate their emotions? What better way than through emojis and journaling and ending it with a creativity challenge! Perfect for DISTANCE LEARNING as we are

Incorporating mood tracking and mindfulness into your daily practice with your kids at home during this time or in the classroom with students? Are you looking for a way for students to self regulate how they are feelings from day to day/ Looking for a way for students to write, speak or draw and be able to articulate their emotions? What better way than through emojis and tracking their moods through emojis! Perfect for DISTANCE LEARNING as we are needing to check-in with our students in a new

Our brains are built to prioritize visual information. The visual cortex, the part of the brain where visual information is processed, is the largest system in the human brain and is highly evolved to process complex information. Visual information is processed differently than language; our brain is an “image processor,” not a word processor. Using Thinking Maps can change students' organization skills and thinking process, even on SeeSaw and Google Classroom! Use these Thinking Map templates a

PERFECT FOR DISTANCE LEARNING!Do you need quick, easy, and engaging 3rd grade Journeys spelling, phonic and vocabulary activities? Just print and go with these fun no-prep worksheets that perfectly align with the third grade Journeys program. Students love practicing their spelling words with these fun activities! Includes:20 pages of spelling, vocabulary, and writing activities that correspond with the 3rd Grade Journeys Program Unit 3• 5 Spelling Practice Pages -- Vowel Team Spelling include

PERFECT FOR DISTANCE LEARNING!Do you need quick, easy, and engaging 3rd grade Journeys spelling, phonic and vocabulary activities? Just print and go with these fun no-prep worksheets that perfectly align with the third grade Journeys program. Students love practicing their spelling words with these fun activities! Includes:20 pages of spelling activities that correspond with the 3rd Grade Journeys Program Unit 1• 5 Spelling Practice Pages -- Students have word sorts, segmented spelling, vocabul

Looking for ways to have students cite their work or show you where they found their information? Use these paired texts and graphic organizers for living organisms, plants, and animals. Have students work independently, in partners or small groups to complete the graphic organizers as a self check. Compare and contrast the needs of animals vs plants in the double bubble map on page 7. An extend page of adaptations can be found using the bubble map on page 8.

Perfect for DISTANCE LEARNING as we are needing to check-in with our students in a new way than ever before! If you are looking for a way to reach your students social emotional learning and checking in, this is the perfect step by step tool for you and your students! This is an organizational system developed to help students, parents and teachers track their actions for the remainder of the school year at home! Bullet journaling in the classroom encourages the development of organizational st

Our brains are built to prioritize visual information. The visual cortex, the part of the brain where visual information is processed, is the largest system in the human brain and is highly evolved to process complex information. Visual information is processed differently than language; our brain is an “image processor,” not a word processor. Using Thinking Maps can change students' organization skills and thinking process, even on SeeSaw and Google Classroom! Use these Thinking Map templates

Book Snaps are a great activity to create excitement before, during, or after reading ANY text. Students will assume the role of a character from any work. Then, they will “take a picture” as that character would for their Book Snap. The image will represent an important aspect of the work. This graphic organizer allows for students to plan out what they want to say about the book before they give me their Book Snap. With this concrete plan my ELL students were able to articulate the structure

PERFECT FOR DISTANCE LEARNING!Do you need quick, easy, and engaging 3rd grade Journeys spelling, phonic and vocabulary activities? Just print and go with these fun no-prep worksheets that perfectly align with the third grade Journeys program. Students love practicing their spelling words with these fun activities! Includes:Independent practice of spelling, vocabulary, and writing activities that correspond with the 3rd Grade Journeys Program Roberto Clemente -- Students have word sorts, segmente

*All EM3 Curriculum is aligned with the Common Core State Standards which in grades 3-5 focuses on concepts, skills, and problem solving using all four operations with emphasis on multiplication and division.

Everyday Math Unit 2 Multiplication Assessment. Administer for a formative assessment or as a review before the Everyday Math Unit 2 test. *All EM3 Curriculum is aligned with the Common Core State Standards which in grades 3-5 focuses on concepts, skills, and problem solving using all four operations with emphasis on multiplication and division.*

Distance Learning Promotes a Growth MindsetFinish with the END in mind!Providing the students with the opportunity to share what they wrote with each other or with the class and to discuss what they discovered/learned while working in their journals. This promotes classroom culture and a connection between peers. Doing this through comments on SeeSaw or GoogleClassroom or even in a video response on Zoom or Flipgrid! We created the Directions spread to be editable allowing you to adjust the inst

Have you ever wanted your students to be able to help during conference? Do you want to teach your students how to be reflective and have them compile their student work into one place so that parents (and you) can look through and discuss efficiently? Try using these prompts as a way for students to have ownership during their conferences. Have students record themselves reading their answers ahead of time, or have them use this during conference time!

Use this ppt as a workbook activity for students to gain understanding for spelling and vocabulary use for language acquisition. On the first page students can break up the word phonetically to help them gain confidence in each letter sound. There are text boxes next to each word as a scaffold for students to know how many sounds are in each letter. The second page has photos as support for students along with a table for students to type their sentence that matches with the word list. Use thi

Perfect for review and distance learning!Do you need quick, easy, and engaging 3rd grade Journeys supplemental material? Just print and go with these fun no-prep worksheets that perfectly align with the third grade Journeys program. Students love practicing their spelling words with these fun activities! Includes:4 pages of no-prep vocabulary that correspond with the 3rd Grade Journeys Program Unit 1 Lesson 4 Pop's BridgeMatch the word to the picture and definitionsFill in the blank sentencesCre

This is such a great CRT lesson to lower students affective filter! It is a great way for students to practice taking pictures of where things are located-so they remember, plus they can learn each other's names and faces! It is a fun way t engage new learners to their new classroom and get oriented with not only one another, but also their new surroundings! I love doing this at the beginning of the school year-maybe the Friday of the first week of school as a bellringer or at end beginning of a

Book Snaps are a great activity to create excitement before, during, or after reading ANY text. Students will assume the role of a character from any work. Then, they will “take a picture” as that character would for their Book Snap. The image will represent an important aspect of the work. This graphic organizer allows for students to plan out what they want to say about the book before they give me their Book Snap. With this concrete plan my\students were able to articulate the differences

Use this ppt as a jeopardy review before test day or use it as a formative assessment! There is one question per slide and each have 3 choices for the answer.