Classroom Classics

This is a free student agenda template that you can use weekly to record assignments, homework and daily happenings. If you use these and want more templates similar to this one, please check out my set that contains 23 pages of theme and holiday template. Thanks and happy teaching!

This packet contains 12 math spiral reviews for 5th grade. Each review contains problems that involve some of the most important concepts for 5th graders to master. These include fractions, probability, prime, composite, factors, patterns, number sense, problem solving... and much more. These reviews could be projected from the SmartBoard and used at the beginning of class or as independent work to check each student for understanding and retention of skills.

Bell ringers or classroom warm-ups are a great way to start the day and spiral basic math skills. This set contains 12 short warms-ups (3 to a page) that you can copy and give to kids to keep in their notebook or project one at a time from the board. The answers keys are provided, as well. The skills include adding, subtracting, multiplying, dividing, rounding, estimating, problem solving involving money and area, and many more.

This packet contains 10 5th grade math spiral reviews. These can be used as a warm-up activity for the whole class or copied and given to students to work individually as a review of basic skills. The warm-ups cover basic skills, fractions, decimals, measurement, prime and composite, patterns, and many more skills our students will be tested on. These can easily be used with most interactive boards.

This packet contains 9 note taking templates for students to use in class. There is one for each of the core subject areas and a few general templates that could work for any subject or grade. Note taking is a great way to keep students engaged in the learning and some templates ask students to summarize the main part of the lesson or topic. These would be great to use with interactive notebooks as a guide. The following templates are included: Math Class notes sheet Reading note sheet

This Thanksgiving packet contains activities in both Language Arts and Math. It could be used with grades 3rd through 5th. The activities allow for many different uses. Each activity could stand alone as a classroom activity and be projected on a SMART board/interactive board and done whole class or small group. Or the sheets could be combined to create an activity spiral review for used during the week of Thanksgiving.

This Christmas packet contains 10 activities in both reading and math that include ABC order, identifying words and sentence completion, counting, patterns, adding, and coloring. These pages can be used individually or as a packet.

This packet contains 8 Thanksgiving activities that include both math and language arts and plenty of pictures to color.

This packet will reinforce those number concepts and additions skills your students need in the early years. The activities could be used for kindergarten through first grade. Some sets and activities are easier and only cover numbers and sums to 10. Others sets go to 20. This packet will make it easy to differentiate in the classroom. These set are ready to copy and use. Answer keys are included. This set contains the following: 12 addition task cards with student answer sheet The Caterp

This set is full of multiplication activities perfect for the Christmas season. Keep students engaged and learning in fun ways. These activities cover multiplication basics up to 12's, as well as 2-digit by 2-digit multiplication. The packet contains the following: ~Gingerbread Multiplication Game – Copy, laminate and use as a math center or make multiple copies and divide the students into groups to play with the whole class. (Basic facts up to 12 x 12.) ~Reindeer Multiplication Game – (

Fun, simple activity with pictures to help students start writing.

Free worksheet to practice multiples with students.

Set goals and encourage writing with your students in the new year. This is a freebie. Happy Teaching in 2015!