Copper Beech Classroom

Digraphs with multisyllabic words mini activities: -word sort by digraph -word sort by number of syllables -fill in the missing digraph in each word Print word cards on card stock or laminate for longer preservation.

This product can be used when teaching homophones.

This product can be used when teaching homophones.

Play this fun, fast-paced, and engaging board game to practice open syllable words! All words are two syllables and easy to identify objects and words used in everyday language. Words used: bacon lilac bison spider tiger Friday hotel poker polo siren rodent minus fever silent student paper crater baby gravy ruler Venus pilot razor

Students can practice solving division problems using the partial quotients strategy. Pages 1-4 have examples with friendly numbers (5, 10, and 20s) and pages 5-8 have examples with other numbers. This is an excellent way for students to demonstrate their understanding of division.

Students can practice matching fractions with their percents with these color coded cards. Play memory with all of the cards mixed up and upside down or do a column sort by 1/2s, 1/3s, 1/4s, etc.

Practice division with these easy-to-follow strategies and practice pages. This product can be used as a classroom activity or as homework.

Practice reading digraphs in multisyllabic words with this fun board game. Move along the game board and take turns reading the words aloud and separating the words into syllables. Digraphs with Multisyllabic Words Board Game includes: 1 board game 12 -ch words 12 -ph words 12 -sh words 12 -th words 12 -wh words

Practice subjects and predicates with this fun board game. Move along the game board and take turns making complete sentences by either adding an appropriate subject or predicate to the phrases on the playing cards. Three decks of cards included: 20 subject cards 20 predicate cards 20 complete sentence cards

With this product, students can practice their multiplication facts with factors 0-12. In order to solve each mystery, the student is asked to solve multiplication equations, then order the products in least to greatest order, and finally match the products with a letter. In this pack, you will receive a table of contents page and six separate mysteries to be solved. They can be used as a extension activity to any math lesson, as a individual activity (e.g., at a math center station), or as a h

This product assists a student in practicing subtraction facts with differences between 0-20. The student will be presented with shuffled puzzle pieces to be solved and then glued onto the puzzle board. Each puzzle piece must be matched with the same number (difference) on the puzzle board. Once all pieces are glued down accurately, the mystery picture will reveal itself. This is a great activity as a extension to any math lesson, can be used as an independent activity (e.g., at a math center