Conceptual Minds

Looking for a bundle that encompasses operations and algebraic thinking practice for your fifth grade students? Look no further! I've created an entire unit worth of practice ahead of time for you! You teach the lesson, and simply post the work time to your google classroom. One less thing on your to do list, and might I say, easy grading! Enjoy!

One way for students to learn how to produce and or choose supporting reasons for an opinion is by seeing correct and incorrect examples. This multiple choice activity asks students to choose the best three reasons that support the opinion. You can assign this as group work as well, so students can hear what their peers have to say. If you looking for an Opinion Writing Bundle, I have one for you! Enjoy!

This Opinion Writing Rubric is designed for fifth grade students to understand how their work will be assessed. The first step in student success is for them to understand how to be successful, which is why we as educators want to present them with rubrics or outlines they understand. If you're in need of an Opinion Writing Bundle, I have one for you! Enjoy!

Looking for a fun online activity for your students to practice evaluating expressions? This pixel art is for you! Encourage students to use a pencil and paper to evaluate these expressions before typing in their answer. My students loved working hard to unveil an image at the end... especially animal ones! Enjoy!

This substitute slide deck pairs with four prepared work times in my store front. I have CHAMPED each work time activity. You may absolutely use this resource as a building block for a sub slide deck, however, it does not include the four work times pictured. You must purchase them separately ( Science Work Time, Reading Work Time, Writing Work Time, Math Work Time or simply purchase my 5th Grade Fully Prepped One Day Sub Plans. Enjoy!

Check out this simple behavior chart! It's a great resource for an IEP behavior intervention in the classroom. Edit it in google docs to fit your student's need, print it out, and stick in a folder for the student to have with them during the day! If you're an ECS teacher, you can use these as a check out at the end of each day. Enjoy! Check out these related resources: Choice Board: Student BreakStudent Motivator QuestionnaireStudent Shoutout CardsClassroom Poster: Mood Scale

Let's be honest.. between teaching and managing a classroom, it's difficult to find the time to sit down with every student and check in on them. I sent this weekly check-in form out every Friday to see how my students' week went. I'd read these over Sunday coffee or early Monday morning, and address anything I needed to. I also shared access with our school counselor so we could tag team!