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During College Week, or any time you'd like to get your kids excited about College, play a round of College Bingo! Download includes several different Bingo cards and the calling cards. Schools are from all over the US, with several from Texas.

This cool little checklist allows students to collaborate with one another while acting as an editor. Students can either put this in their journal/folder as a reference or you can make copies and they can turn it in each time they edit a paper. Please note - I also have this in word so if you purchase the PDF and would also like the word version, please send me your email address.

Great resource for the teacher table or to have handy during lesson planning! Each level includes the verbs commonly used and sample question stems to assess student understanding. This document can be edited.

Fractions can be tricky, allowing students an easy way to visualize the fractions will help them with determine greater than / less than / equal to. These strips can be printed on card stock and students can use them throughout the year as needed. A copy can also be sent home.

"I Have, Who Has?" is a fun vocabulary review game. This particular version reviews words associated with the water cycle, tools, and changes to the Earth's surface. Once the students are familiar with the game, they can play it in small groups. You'll want to print 2 copies - one as the answer key and one to cut up to play the game.

Baseball Time! can be used to review any concept - from math facts to an entire science unit! Students can work together to answer questions, promoting teamwork while learning from one another. This game can be used with preK kids all the way up to high school kids!

I've turned the ELPs into I CAN statements. They are separated by Listening/Speaking/Reading/Writing. You can edit them to meet your needs. I like to print them and hang them on the board as we are covering each one.

In today's world, the students are faced with many strategies for solving problems. This handout can be used for student journals, parent hand-out, or blown up into a poster for the classroom. Using this strategy, students use halves and doubles to solve multiplication problems that are at least 2 digit by 2 digit.

When you are focused on one specific trait, these mini rubrics are a great tool for teachers and students to have handy.

Download all 5 lotus maps to use in any classroom setting. These are great graphic organizers for vocabulary, chapter/unit reviews, stud tools...etc. You could also enlarge them as a poster to create class lotus maps! I also have them in word so if you purchase the pdf and would also like the editable word version, please feel free to contact me.

This guide can be used for any subject when collaboratively planning. It's a fantastic tool for teams to use to get everyone talking about what went well and what needs work. Certainly helps keep everyone on the same page!

"I Have, Who Has?" is a fun vocabulary review game. This particular version reviews words associated with the Solar System. Once the students are familiar with the game, they can play it in small groups.

This is a fun way to review science lab tools using a game the students are already familiar with.

Each of the six traits are described, one per page, in language easy for elementary students to understand. Posters could be laminated and hung in the classroom and/or enlarged for use during mini-lessons.

"I Have, Who Has?" is a fun vocabulary review game. This particular version reviews words associated with the water cycle. Once the students are familiar with the game, they can play it in small groups.

Looking for something to give parents to help them help their children? This packet gives a variety of strategy examples and directions for addition, subtraction, division, and multiplication.

Mixtures and Solutions powerpoint that reviews what each is, gives examples, and challenges students to come up with their own way to separate a given mixture. Editable.

Use this student success chart as a starting point for creating your own. Since I have uploaded the word document, you can edit the document to meet the needs of your student and fit your schedule. Plus, you'll need to adjust the goals based on what your kiddo needs. Hope this helps!

5E model lesson about our planets. The lesson also includes a quiz.

This short water cycle vocabulary book would be great for student journals but could also be used for extra credit. Students could take the pages home, conduct the investigations, record the results, and share with the class. What a great way to get parents involved in what their child is learning!