I have been a Christian school teacher for 40 years for grades preschool - third grade. For the past 20 years, I have been a third-grade teacher. I also direct an after-school robotics club and do a robotics camp in the summer.
This is a great interactive tool to use when teaching the concept of borrowing or regrouping in subtraction problems. Regrouping to the Hundreds Place is a sequel to my first regrouping PowerPoint that went to the tens place. This PowerPoint teaches the concept of what regrouping means by using graphics that I have created.
The PowerPoint begins by teaching the concept with the first and second examples. The last three examples are for extra practice of the concept. Instructions for usin
This PowerPoint introduces regrouping or borrowing in subtraction to the tens place. Students are taken step by step through the process. This can be used to introduce regrouping for the first time or be used as a review lesson. Visuals of tens and ones are used to give a better understanding. The purpose of this PowerPoint is that the student will be able to perform regrouping in subtraction with understanding.
The PowerPoint consists of three different examples. In the first example,
The Photosynthesis PowerPoint teaches how the process of photosynthesis works in a green plant. This lesson describes how the sun, water, carbon dioxide, and chlorophyll work together to create glucose. Included is a worksheet to use after viewing and discussing the PowerPoint. You may also like: Why Leaves on Deciduous Trees Change Colors: Why Leaves on Deciduous Trees Change Color by Cloudless Sky | TpT (teacherspayteachers.com)
Bones of the Skeleton – Learning their Scientific Names
There are two PowerPoints in this resource to help teach and review the scientific names of the bones. The first PowerPoint, “Click on the Stars”, has three activities. The first is a picture of a whole skeleton. Students click on the stars and the name of the bone briefly appears. To make the skeleton easier to see, I enlarged the skeleton and placed the top half on the second slide and the bottom half on the third slide. Students/teache
This is a PowerPoint that demonstrates how to address an envelope correctly for elementary students. This product includes: · A basic explanation for where each address is positioned on the envelope. · An explanation of what a return address is and why it is necessary. · What information should be placed on each line of the addresses both for the return address and the address to whom one is writing. Thank you for downloading this product. Happy Teaching, Cloudless Sky
Welcome to the Classroom Christmas Game that helps to motivate and engage students, celebrate the season, and reinforce capitalization and punctuations rules. This Beat the Teacher style classroom Christmas game idea matches the students vs the teacher as they try to find all the punctuation and capitalization mistakes in a sentence. If the students are correct, they receive a point. If they give incorrect answers, the teacher is awarded points. The Classroom Christmas Game consists of 6 senten
Explaining the correct usage for sit, set, and sat can be a bit tricky. To explain it in my classroom, I have developed this fun PowerPoint that not only explains the correct usage of each word but also uses fun animations to demonstrate the correct meaning of each word.
Once each word and its correct usage is demonstrated, fill in the blank examples are given. The sentence is read aloud with the word missing, and then I call on a student to choose the correct word (sit, sat, or set) to go
The purpose of this PowerPoint is to introduce the Two Multiplication Table. This PowerPoint will teach the concept as well as the number facts. It will also teach that multiplying by 2 equals the same as doubling the number.
2nd - 3rd
Arithmetic, Basic Operations, Other (Math)
CCSS
3.OA.C.7
FREE
Showing 1-8 of 8 results
About the store
Experience
I have been a Christian school teacher for 40 years for grades preschool - third grade. For the past 20 years, I have been a third-grade teacher. I also direct an after-school robotics club and do a robotics camp in the summer.
Teaching style
My teaching style consists of PowerPoints, hands-on projects, and learning games. I believe learning should be the most fun possible both for the student and the teacher.
Awards & shining teacher moments
Yearbook Dedication 2013
My own education history
Graduated from Shenandoah University and Famous Artists School
TPT is the largest marketplace for PreK-12 resources, powered by a community of educators.