Corley's Corner

Vocabulary anchor charts for matter, volume, density, buoyancy, capacity, mass, weight, atoms, displacement, physical properties, and formulas. The preview looks off but the charts are centered and full page when you download them.

Cut and laminate these job cards so students know what their job is in literacy circles.

Google slides that cover simplifying fractions, mixed numbers, fractions greater than 1, adding and subtracting fractions, finding common denominators, and estimating using benchmark fractions. It has explanations, sample questions, and answers. Google forms to assess each topic from the slide presentation.

Ecosystem / Biome Vocabulary Charts The words included are ecosystem, biome, food chain, food web, habitat, population, symbiosis, and community. The preview looks off but the charts are centered and full page when you download them.

Use this rule poster and contracts to have students work out their conflicts independently. I have a desk with two chairs facing each other in the corner of the room. The poster is hanging by the desk and the contracts are inside the desk.

The "I can" statements for literacy centers provides a list of activities that students can do at each literacy center. It helps give them choices for independent learners or fast finishers. It also will reduce the amount of questions about centers and give you less small group interruptions. Please see my other products for centers.

Google form to assess simplifying fractions, adding and subtracting fractions, finding common denominators, and estimating using benchmark fractions

These center cards align with the Journey's curriculum. The large cards can be cut and laminated to label each center in the classroom. The small cards can be cut and laminated to use in a pocket chart for center organization.

Use this daily checklist as an intervention and communication tool for students that have a hard time completing work or behaving throughout the day.

Google form to assess simplifying fractions

Sample questions to help incorporate the Mathematical Practices into every math lesson.

Use this daily checklist as an intervention and communication tool for students that frequently break the rules.

This learning goal scale can be used for any lesson. It can also be edited for specific benchmarks.

Use this as a planning sheet or use a poster maker to make it large enough to hang on your board. Use a wipe-off marker to display your daily learning goals with a student-friendly poster.

I have a desk with a umbrella attached to the chair in the corner of the classroom. It is called "Fort Lonesome". It can be used has a timeout chair or a spot for a student to take a break from the group.

Use this cover sheet to attach to a stack of make-up work for absent students. I have another student fill it out and collect work for the absent student.

These math centers align with the Go Math! curriculum centers. Cut out and laminate these math center cards. They can be used in a pocket chart for math center organization.

This is a blank flow map for organizing ideas for writing.

Print, color the buses to match your school's bus colors, laminate, and use a vis'a'vis marker year after year

Provide a book and a category, such as long a words or compound words, and students browse the book and make a list of words that fit the category.