Chalk Duster

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.

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.

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

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!

15 different rewards passes that I use with my first graders. They are in powerpoint so you can edit them to meet your needs. When printing, if you print 6 slides per page, they are about the size of a business card and easily fit int envelopes for storing.

Great vocabulary review game. It's in word format so you can edit it or use it as a template to make your own I have Who Has game. Print on cardstock and laminate for durability. After using it as a whole class activity, students can complete this in stations/small groups. Words covered include: water cycle glacier tsunami earthquake volcano crust mantle core fault plates weathering erosion forces that cause changes to the earth's surface condensation water ocean transpiration clouds rain s

Students will play a game called Sums and Differences on a Strip to practice basic addition and subtraction facts to 18. This document is in word so you could modify the strips to go higher or lower than 18. The object of the game is to be the first player to cross off all the numbers on the number strip.

A fun way to review math facts, where numbers are on the hundreds chart, vocabulary such as greater than, less than, between...etc. Could be completed as a whole class activity or in stations.

This word document is completely editable! Start with over 90 ideas, then add your own. The document is formatted to be printed on standard size return address labels, then applied to a notecard, or even the child's paper! Great for the kids who always tell us they have nothing to write about!

2nd - 5th grade TELPAS writing sample ideas that can be edited to fit your needs.

Great for math stations to allow students time to practice the concept of doubles plus one.

I've uploaded these as a word document so they can be edited to match the decor in your classroom. You could also change the size if you wanted to make them smaller for student journals.