Chuck's Cornucopia

These engaging worksheets are crafted to enhance students' skills in reading analog clocks. Each worksheet includes a variety of activities tailored to different learning levels, focusing on understanding the parts of an analog clock and practicing time-telling. Key Features: Clock Face Identification: Worksheets start with exercises to help students recognize and label the different components of an analog clock, such as the hour hand, minute hand, and numbers.Time Matching: Students will match

This is an offline or unplugged resource to introduce the ideas of clear instructions and sequences - key components of coding. Student worksheets are included. Fun ideas and lessons to encourage student participation with the goal of students ready to embark on their coding adventures. Any teacher, with any level of experience, can easily use these sheets as there is no coding experience needed. Please look at the preview to see everything that is included.I have inserted multiple styles of a

***If you have any questions about the resources, whether prior to or after purchase, please feel free to contact me at chuck@chuckscornucopia.com. If you feel this resource is missing vital information, please email me and I will do my best to offer edits or add to the resource.***This resource, created on Google Slides™ for your Google Classroom™, will help cover the Ontario curriculum expectations within grade 1 for Substance Use, Addictions, and Related Behaviours. Students will be introduce

This is an assessment resource for Grade 5 teachers!!! This resource follows the new (2020) Ontario Math Curriculum on Financial Literacy. Specific expectation F1.2 under Money Concepts.The assessment has been left fully editable so that you can add, delete, or tailor it to your students' needs.I have created this separately from my previously created resource on Cost of Transactions to keep that price down for those who do not want a final assessment. You can find that resource in a Google Sli

This assessment bundle follows the new (2020) Ontario Math - Financial Literacy - expectations for grade 5.The assessment has been left fully editable so that you can add, delete, or tailor it to your students' needs.Assess your students on their knowledge and skills needed to make informed financial decisions. The expectations covered are Money Concepts, Financial Management, and Consumer and Civic Awareness. Students will be assessed on their ability to describe various money transfer metho

This is an assessment resource for Grade 5 teachers!!! This resource follows the new (2020) Ontario Math Curriculum on Financial Literacy. Specific expectation F1.1 under Money Concepts.The assessment has been left fully editable so that you can add, delete, or tailor it to your students' needs.I have created this separately from my previously created resource on Money Transfers to keep that price down for those who do not want a final assessment. You can find that resource in print: Math - Fin

This is an assessment resource for Grade 5 teachers!!! This resource follows the new (2020) Ontario Math Curriculum on Financial Literacy. Specific expectation F1.5 under Consumer and Civic Awareness.The assessment has been left fully editable so that you can add, delete, or tailor it to your students' needs.I have created this separately from my previously created resource on Unit Rates to keep that price down for those who do not want a final assessment. You can find that resource in print: M

This is an assessment resource for Grade 5 teachers!!! This resource follows the new (2020) Ontario Math Curriculum on Financial Literacy. Specific expectation F1.6 under Consumer and Civic Awareness.The assessment has been left fully editable so that you can add, delete, or tailor it to your students' needs.I have created this separately from my previously created resource on Taxes and Gov't Services to keep that price down for those who do not want a final assessment. You can find that resour

Grade 5 teachers!!! This new resource follows the new (2020) Ontario Math Curriculum on Financial Literacy. Specific expectation F1.4 under Financial Management.Complement your Math instruction with this junior level Financial Literacy resource that mirrors my Google Slides™ version. Students will be assessed on their ability to understand the concepts of credit and debt, and describe how financial decisions may be impacted by each.Students will learn the concept of debt, that being what you

Grade 5 teachers!!! This new resource follows the new (2020) Ontario Math Curriculum on Financial Literacy. Specific expectation F1.5 under Consumer and Civic Awareness.Complement your Math instruction with this junior level Financial Literacy resource that mirrors my Google Slides™ version. Students will be assessed on their ability to calculate unit rates for various goods and services, and identify which rates offer the best value.Students will learn that at times it is easy to find the best

Grade 5 teachers!!! This new resource follows the new (2020) Ontario Math Curriculum on Financial Literacy. Specific expectation F1.6 under Consumer and Civic Awareness.Complement your Math instruction with this junior level Financial Literacy resource that mirrors my Google Slides™ version. Students will be assessed on their ability to describe the types of taxes collected by the different levels of government in Canada, and explain how tax revenue is used to provide services in the community.

This resource contains worksheets for your Kindergarten Math Centers that focus on subitizing, representing, recognizing, composing, and decomposing numbers. There is also focus on recognizing more, fewer, and the same, comparing quantities, identifying position, matching sets, and comparing dissimilar objects. Students will deal with numbers 1 to 10 throughout the worksheets. Use hands/fingers, number cards, 5-frames, and 10-frames to work on subitizing - having students immediately recog

This resource contains Conservation of Cardinality worksheets for your kindergarten Math Centers to practice counting and printing numbers from 1 to 10. Students must know that the final number tells how many, even when the order has changed or the objects are rearranged. There is order irrelevance! There are worksheets that have two lines to practice printing their numbers. They will have each number, a few dotted examples for tracing, and then space to print their numbers without a guide. T

This resource contains 1-to-1 worksheets for your kindergarten Math Centers to practice counting and printing numbers from 1 to 10. Most sheets have two lines to practice printing their numbers. They will have each number, a few dotted examples for tracing, and then space to print their numbers without a guide. There are two versions of the #1, #4, and #10 for teacher choice. Many sheets will also give you the option of using the digit (5) or the printed number (five) in the instructions/quest

Grade 4 teachers!!! This new resource follows the new (2020) Ontario Math Curriculum on Financial Literacy. Specific expectation F1.1 under money concepts.You will not find these expectations covered in any textbook at this time. The expectations are brand new!Complement your Math instruction with this junior level Financial Literacy resource that mirrors my Google Slides™ version. Students will be assessed on their ability to identify various methods of payment that can be used to purchase go

This fun and interactive resource is primed and ready to go within your Google Classroom. All text boxes have been added to the exact locations where students should show their work. Each is marked with a question mark (?) or marked invite to write. This will be a fantastic, supplemental resource for your distance learning. Of course, next year you can simple print off the sheets and use them in your physical classroom or continue to use them in an online, paperless environment. Please look at t

This fun and interactive resource is primed and ready to go within your Google Classroom. All text boxes have been added to the exact locations where students should show their work. Each is marked with a question mark (?). This will be a fantastic, supplemental resource for your distance learning. Of course, next year you can simple print off the sheets and use them in your physical classroom or continue to use them in an online, paperless environment. Please look at the preview to see al

Here is an opportunity to purchase my resources at a discount on latitude and longitude, as well as cardinal directions and the compass rose. This growing bundle will become more expensive as geography resources are added, but you will always be able to re-download at this lower price. Please look at the previews to be sure the product meets your expectations prior to purchase. American and Canadian spelling and needs will always be incorporated within each resource. You can send me a message to

This resource will give your students all the information they will need to become elementary geographers and experts on latitude and longitude. Do you forget which way these imaginary lines run? Students will learn a few methods to remember the direction that lines of latitude and longitude run - east/west or north/south. These sheets are not only informational, but fun and interactive. Your students will be fully engaged. Some pages deal with how latitude and longitude are used today by GPS

Have your primary students practice ordering their numbers with fun activities that will make them think. Number stories are included. Some pages are sports related to encourage all students to participate. This will help reinforce your number sense and numeration strands, specifically quantity relationships with numbers. Please send me any messages with possible needs or wants you have so that I can add to and improve this product. Email at charui@yahoo.com. Please review the preview to see