Cori's Classroom Corner

In this lesson, students will make observations about different types of apples using their different senses. Step-by-step lesson plan included as well as corresponding recording sheet for students. Supplemental material such as a bonus STEAM activity and a slideshow are included in this version.

Make Fact Fluency FUN! This game can be played during centers, guided practice, or in general for students to practice their fact fluency. Students will take turns drawing a card. If there is a math fact written, they must solve it. If they're correct, they keep the card for the round. If they're incorrect, they put the card back. If they draw a Pop card, they must put all of their cards back into the bin. The winner has the most cards at the end of the given time or round designated by the teac

Use this game to help students practice missing addend problems

If you are looking for something to get started with a Calm Corner in your classroom, look no further! Simply hang these posters in the designated Calm Corner. The 4 strategy cards are meant to be used in a Calm Corner to help guide students through the process of deep breathing, emotional identification, calming, and problem-solving. WAYS TO DISPLAY: -Print each card in full-size color to be added to a 3 ring binder -Print 4-6 per page, laminate, and cut to size; then keep attached to a binder

Use this game to help students practice missing addend problems

Use this game to help students with missing addend problems

Are you looking for a resource to guide your students through geographical and cultural research of countries in Africa? This Google Folder includes a packet for students to follow with matching Google Slides, and a document with suggested pacing, tips, and extension materials to enhance learning. Students explore the following about Ethiopia: -Capital City -Region -Population -Landforms -Bodies of Water -Climate -Animals -Crops -Religions -Languages -Holidays -Music -Food -Clothing

In this lesson, students will make observations about different types of apples using their different senses. Step-by-step lesson plan included as well as corresponding recording sheet for students. Supplemental material such as a bonus STEAM activity and a slideshow are included in the bundle version.

Bundle includes cards and directions for 3 different operations! Make Fact Fluency FUN! This game can be played during centers, guided practice, or in general for students to practice their fact fluency. Students will take turns drawing a card. If there is a math fact written, they must solve it. If they're correct, they keep the card for the round. If they're incorrect, they put the card back. If they draw a Pop card, they must put all of their cards back into the bin. The winner has the most c

Are you looking for a resource to guide your students through geographical and cultural research of countries in Africa? This Google Folder includes a packet for students to follow with matching Google Slides, and a document with suggested pacing, tips, and extension materials to enhance learning. Students explore the following about Nigeria: -Capital City -Region -Population -Landforms -Bodies of Water -Climate -Animals -Crops -Religions -Languages -Holidays -Music -Food -Clothing

These 4 strategy cards are meant to be used in a Calm Corner to help guide students through the process of deep breathing, emotional identification, calming, and problem-solving. WAYS TO DISPLAY: -Print each card in full-size color to be added to a 3 ring binder -Print 4-6 per page, laminate, and cut to size; then keep attached to a binder ring

If you are looking for something to get started with a Calm Corner in your classroom, look no further! Simply hang these posters in the designated Calm Corner. These could work on their own, but are enriched with my corresponding card set. Check out the bundle!

Make Fact Fluency FUN! This game can be played during centers, guided practice, or in general for students to practice their fact fluency. Students will take turns drawing a card. If there is a math fact written, they must solve it. If they're correct, they keep the card for the round. If they're incorrect, they put the card back. If they draw a Pop card, they must put all of their cards back into the bin. The winner has the most cards at the end of the given time or round designated by the t

Make Fact Fluency FUN! This game can be played during centers, guided practice, or in general for students to practice their fact fluency. Students will take turns drawing a card. If there is a math fact written, they must solve it. If they're correct, they keep the card for the round. If they're incorrect, they put the card back. If they draw a Pop card, they must put all of their cards back into the bin. The winner has the most cards at the end of the given time or round designated by the teac

Need a way to display colors in your classroom? There are 2 designs to choose from. Color posters are on either a white background with a citrus trim or a calm, blue background. Font, background, and text are completely editable!

Simple alphabet cards for display in your classroom! Background is a calming, light blue with a citrus trim on the edge. Font, background, and text are completely editable if needed. TIPS: -print on cardstock for durability -laminate for durability -print cards 2 per page to save paper (fits along a typical whiteboard length in a classroom when placed side by side)

This one-pager is great for having students show what they know about goods and services by creating a business plan for their own business.

Easy to read labels ready to be printed and adhered to a folder. I suggest contact paper or packing tape for easy and reliable application. Simply print and go! CREDITS: Made in Canva Miss 5th BB Fonts

Are you introducing main idea to your students? Try this mini-lesson! Organize 5-7 "Main Idea Bags" using plastic or paper bags. In each bag, add small items or pictures of items that together create a shared idea. EXAMPLES: Movie Theater- popcorn, candy, pop, movie School- crayons, erasers, pencils, sticky notes Beach- shell, toy fish, sunblock, sunglasses Have students look at the contents of the bag and decide what the main idea is. They can use the recording sheet for their responses.

Do you know if your students are on task during Read to Someone? By having students complete this reflection, you will be able to determine whether students are engaging in discourse about their text while reading in partners or small groups. TIP: I print 2 per page to save paper. The lines are big enough for students to still write responses on.