Copelan's Corner

A great product to use as an activator or summarizer! My students love I Have, Who Has games! The specific game is based on the history of the U.S. at the turn of the century. I used the GSE social studies standards to create it. I am leaving it in powerpoint so teachers can edit to suit their personal classrooms. Please don't edit and resale!

This game is a fun way to help students remember key facts about the Civil Rights and Key People, Events, & Developments from1950-1975. The GSE standards for social studies was used to help create this resource. I am leaving this activity in powerpoint so it can be edited to fit your classroom. Please don't edit and/or resale this for profit.Thank you for visiting my store, and be sure to follow me for more games like this one!

Who doesn't love an I Have, Who Has game? I created this particular one to use as an activator and summarizer during the 5th grade GSE Great Depression & New Deal SS unit. It helps my students learn while having fun! Please provide feedback and let me know of improvements I might need to make. I am leaving these in powerpoint so revisions can be made if necessary. Please don't make revisions and resale for profit!

I Have, Who Has cards are great to use as activators, summarizers, or just to review a lesson! These particular cards are based on the GSE Science Standard S5P2. a over static electricity. I use them ALL THE TIME! My students love them!

These task cards were created using the GSE 5th grade math standards for order of operations and numerical expressions. A recording sheet and key are included. These would be great in a math center or for a review assessment for the unit. These task cards would be considered on grade level. I used a free task card template found on teachers pay teachers to create these cards (©The Apple Basket, J. and R. Bishop).

I created and used this resource in conjunction with the 5th grade math GSE standards. It is a great review for the 5th grade place value unit. I used it as an activator and summarizer. I hope you enjoy! I created this game using a free task card template I found on teachers pay teachers (©The Apple Basket, J. and R. Bishop).

I use this game as an activator, or review the vocabulary for microorganisms. The students love it!

This I Have, Who Has? game is a perfect addition to a Civil War unit! I teach 5th grade social studies and I used the GPS standards to create this resource. In Georgia, the standard has now been moved to 4th grade, so it is appropriate for both 4th and 5th graders. I am leaving it in the powerpoint format in case the buyer sees needed changes. You are allowed to make changes for your classroom only! Please don't edit and use for personal profit.

I used this review for my Fraction Division Review. This is my first upload, so it is FREE! I used a basic powerpoint template and GSE math standards to create this review. Please provide feedback so I can improve future resources.