Creative Learning for All

Addition Squares is a fun and easy way for students to practice simple addition of up to 12 with a friend. Based off of the Dots and Boxes game. All students need are two dice, a marker, and a copy of the addition squares board game. Laminate the board and students can use dry-erase markers for multiple use! Students roll the dice, add up the two numbers, then draw one line connecting two dots around that number found anywhere on the board. When a box is drawn completely around a number, that b

This fossil foldable allows you to edit the definition for the four different types of fossils your students are learning about. You can even change the type of fossil to better suit your classroom needs. Print out one page for each student in your class. Have them cut the boxes out on the dotted lines. The definitions get glued down first and then the label names get glued on the sides to connect. This allows students to lift the label and read the definition for an interactive learning experie

Use these fun holiday puzzles with your students. Students will have to decode hidden messages, use critical thinking skills, figure out some math equations, and solve the puzzles to five different puzzles. Ready to print with solutions on the final two pages!

All students need is one die and copies of this printout. Students roll their dice and then write their story!

This lesson is a great way to get students to use adjectives and show their creativity! It is no prep on your part, unless you want to cut out the suggested adjectives and have students pick them out. Otherwise, just print and go! Students can cut out adjectives that they want to pick, you can project the suggested adjectives, or you can have students fill out the adjectives all on their own. It depends on your students' abilities! There is a color version and a black and white version. Use thi

Have your students using their addition skills and solve these math block puzzles. Each puzzle requires students to fill in the missing boxes with an integer between 0 and 9. The numbers in each row add up to the totals on the right. The numbers in each column add up to the totals on the bottom. The diagonal lines also add up to the numbers on the right. You can use this as an assignment, as a station in math centers, or as an early finisher activity. This packet is ready to print! You can make

You students will use their critical thinking skills to solve these two different types of word scramble puzzles using Native American vocabulary. The first puzzle is a word scramble with a word bank of the different vocabulary terms all about the Native Americans; Lakota, Powhatan, and Pueblo. When students correctly unscramble the words, they can use the six hidden letters to find out the secret word below! The next puzzle has three different sets of word tiles that need to be unscrambled to

Use these magnet vocabulary puzzles as an early finisher idea, a sub plan idea, a science center, or a classroom activity. Print out the pages double sided or one at a time. Great for a science vocabulary review before a magnet unit! Answer keys to the two puzzles are included.

This is ready to print! Have your students try to fill in the missing circles and answer the mystery number sentence in the box on the bottom. Students need to use critical thinking skills to fill in the missing numbers. This comes with an answer sheet so you don't have to prep! Use this as morning work, an early finisher activity, a math center idea, or partner work! Please rate and review! If I get enough requests I'll make more of these.