Cassi Wiley

This is a set of vocabulary cards I made for my classroom to help my students who struggle with remembering key words. Most words have a visual to help students recall the information. I can also send the editable version of this product if you would like to make some changes.

I created these posters for my focus wall to describe the basic standards. There are no graphics or colors, just a simple statement of each standard. These are for the currently used Science SOLs for 4th and 5th grade, since Virginia 5th graders are tested on both.

Designed to align with Virginia SOL VS.10a. Students will cut out the descriptors and glue them into the correct column. Can be done as a repeated sort as well for practice.

Looking for a fun way for your students to learn about a famous scientist and practice their research and presentation skills? I designed this project as an end-of-year activity for my 5th graders to research a scientist of their choice and create a Google Slides or PowerPoint presentation that they presented to the class. This product includes a rubric, research template, and simplified bibliography page. My students loved this project and I hope yours do too!

These cards are aligned to Virginia SOL 5.4 (Matter). I use these by having students create three columns labeled solid, liquid, and gas on a sheet of paper and glue them under the correct header. These cards address the characteristics of these phases of matter, not only examples of each.

This product has a poster for each of the 2009 and 2016 math standards. I use these on the focus wall in my classroom so students are aware of what standard we are covering that tday.

A simple board game to use to review SOL VS.4 on Colonial Virginia.

Simple slip for missing assignments. Allows students to check off reason for missing work and has space for student and parent signatures. Six slips per page.

I Have, Who Has? game cards for the Virginia Studies unit on Colonial Virginia