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Use these pre-made flashcards to help speed up your Phonics First Red Word reviews. Just print and cut! All 4 Layers are included in this document! Enjoy!

This resource is a fun way to get students thinking about math. Have them choose one number and create 4 different clues that help to guess which number they have chosen. There ia a practice page and a final draft page along with 2 example displays. Hang them on the hallway bulletin board or around the classroom! I like to print them on colored paper and/or let them decorate their with color however they'd like!

This resources will help students visually see the difference of each climate around the world. It has the arctic, dry, temperate, tropical and mild climates. Each box will have a different picture. Simply watch video or read books about each climate. After each climate is discussed use this page to have students draw each type of climate. My students loved this activity & I hope yours will too! Enjoy!

Students can use this template to help them understand the relationship between multiplication and addition AND division and subtraction. It is 2 pages and includes a skip counting number line from 0-20 and 1-50. Enjoy! :)

This resource is a great way to introduce the Scientific Method to students! The teacher can write the class hypothesis on the board and students can use these recording sheets. One version has a write and draw your own objects around the room section. The other version has everyday objects that are easy to locate in a classroom. Students circle their predictions, conduct the experiment, then circle the results and write WHY the object sunk or floated in the water. It can also be used

This resource can be used as a positive classroom incentive!! Just, print double-sided, cut, and create a class Treasure Box! There are 20 tickets per page. I like to use this resource in my classroom for Dojo Point Rewards, Birthday Bags, or positive behavior! FRONT: "TREASURE BOX TICKET!!" BACK: NAME:____________ "TURN IN THIS TICKET FOR A REWARD FROM THE TREASURE BOX!!"

This resource is great for an End of Year activity. Just buy a bag of Skittles and let the students do the rest! Give each student 12 Skittles. Next, they color in one section of the template for every Skittle they receive and answer the prompt according to their color.

This resources is to help students understand the attributes of each quadrilateral. There is a poster and a shape sort for students to complete. The sort makes a great assessment, math center, or exit slip! *Convex and concave are also included*

This resource was created to be a tool students can reference when learning various strategies for addition and subtraction problems within 1,000. The posters are formatted 8.5 X 11 but can be enlarged to 18 X 24 if you would like to display them in your classroom. There is one addition mat and one subtraction mat for students to use as a tool. This resource also includes practice cards for students to practice using with their mats. There are 3 posters included: 1. Addition Strategies (Place V

This template was created for students to use while learning what each number is represented as in an equation. You can use this during word problems or when practicing arrays or drawing pictures. I like to print on cardstock & put inside a sheet protector. Enjoy :)

This resource is a simple way to teach students how to write an informational text about a topic. It includes the following: -Step-by-step lesson instructions -Informational Writing poster with key words and their definitions (Topic/Main Idea, Key Idea, Details, Fact, Fun Fact, Diagram, Labels, Glossary) -Examples of each research page students will complete -Topics to Research page (video to introduce activity included) -Brainstorm outline of key ideas and relating details -Fun facts, diagram,

This resource is to use when teaching students nonfiction text features. It contains one page with all 12 text features that students can cut apart and use as flashcards to learn and reference. It also has 2 posters per page to display in a classroom. Both the flashcards and the posters come with a Black & White version as well. These are very kid-friendly and easy to use. Enjoy! : ) Text features include: -Bold words -Bullets -Caption -Diagram (mentions labels) -Glossary -Graph -Heading -Illu

This PDF resource is great for assessing student mastery of multiplication factors. Just print and cut in half! Each page has 2 copies of the 30 equation assessment. The factor templates include: 1, 2, 3, 0-3, 4, 5, 6, 3-6, 7, 8, 9, 0-9, 10, 11, 12, 0-12 **I send these Practice Pages home for practice before each assessment. Enjoy!

This resource is for students to practice their basic division facts from 2-10 in an engaging way. There are 24 task cards (12 per page) with an Answer Key and a recording sheet. Use them as a math station or scoot game. Just print and play!

This is a very engaging adult game with a kid-friendly twist. There are 10 different lists and an editable list. Some lists include parts of speech and other school subjects. It also includes a 3-Round Recording sheet. Just print, laminate & play!! I use magnetic letters in a paper bag for students to choose a letter from. The letters to include are" A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K, L, M, N, O, P, R, S, T, W I used Janda Everyday Casual 12 Point Font

This resource is for teachers to make learning classroom procedures and expectations more fun! Just print, cut and pass out these cards to practice or review procedures. There is also a blank page to add your own charades procedure. If you have a MacBook, just open with PREVIEW and add a text box. I used AGOnFleek and KG Behind These Hazel Eyes Fonts *This resource also includes reinforcing the 7 Habits of Happy Kids*

There are 12 Math Talk posters to help students discuss their thought process during instruction. It also includes 4 hand signals: I agree, I'm thinking, I have more than one strategy and I have an answer and a strategy. KG Blank Space Solid

This is a fun activity for students to complete as an Ice Breaker for coming back to school. The teacher can pass out Ziploc bags of 12 Skittles to each student with various colors. Students sort by color and use the Brainstorming sheet to draft what each section will include. Finally, they write one complete sentence in each section on the Meet Me page using their Brainstorm sheet. They can share their Skit-Tell with the class of the teacher can display them for others to see. Enjoy! :)

This was created as an "after reading" activity to correlate with the book "What If Everyone Did That?" by Ellen Javernick. Students write 4 different scenarios that would cause problems if everyone did them, then they draw a picture of what if would look like if each action occurred. Enjoy! :)

This document is a 36 in. x 24 in. poster created to follow the Science of Reading Vowel Valley correlation. This was created to substitute for a large Sound Wall display. I also have a Consonant Chart that matches. Very simple to read and was simple to hang :)