DeeAnne Booth

This product is part of my Christmas Around the World unit. There are reading passages and comprehension questions for the countries. I have also included a few reading activities for books that are a part of the thematic unit.

This activity combines candy (yay!) with math. Students will make number predictions, sort, tally, and graph the amounts of candy conversation hearts. They will also use the amounts to add and subtract. It is the perfect activity to review and practice graphing, addition and subtraction. M&M math is a hit with my students each year that I've done it!

You can't go wrong with Christmas Around the World. Hands down, it is one of my students' favorite units of the year. This is what they tell my upcoming students about. This unit contains pre-traveling activities such as passports, making suitcases and map skills. For each country we visit, we learn about their Christmas traditions and history. I have included books to use alongside the unit, crafts and food ideas, and links to "in-flight movies" and short video clips that enhance the learni

My Word Book is a spelling dictionary for each student's personal use. Included are common sight words for each letter of the alphabet for students to refer to when writing. Additionally, there are spaces provided for students to add words to their own spelling dictionary. It's almost like having their own personal word wall! This has been a helpful resource for my students when they are writing. When asked how to spell a specific word, I always have them refer to their spelling dictionary.

This packet contains an anchor chart with the vocabulary for 3D shapes: surface, face, edge, and vertex. There is a vocabulary card for each 3D shape as well (cube, rectangular prism, pyramid, sphere, cylinder, cone). The booklet has a page for each 3D shape and a mini lesson on teaching the vocabulary and shapes. A few review ideas are included as well. The activities allow the students to move around the room and is engaging. They are able to interact with manipulatives to help increase th

This product is part of my Christmas Around the World unit. Each country has a journal page to complete after learning about its Christmas traditions. For each country, clip art is included if wanted. The countries are France, Germany, England, Mexico, Sweden, Australia, and Israel.

This activity combines candy (yay!) with math. Students will make number predictions, sort, tally, and graph the amounts of candy conversation hearts. They will also use the amounts to add and subtract. It is perfect for a fun Valentine's math activity to review graphing, addition and subtraction. Love heart math is a hit with my students each year that I've done it!

This product contains 4 reading log versions which can be used as a classroom reading log or as a part of required reading for homework. Each version either requires students to track the amount of time they read or the amount of pages read yet also including a spot for book titles to be added on each reading log. Two of the versions have a place for a parent’s initials in case that is needed for homework. Each version contains 12 reading logs (1 per month) with a front and back. All of the b

It's Easter and you need an activity that is engaging and not a waste of time! Jellybean Math!! This activity has students predicting amounts, sorting, tallying, graphing (bar or pictograph) the amounts of jellybeans they have. Additionally, they practice addition and subtraction using the amounts of each jellybean color. It's a worthwhile and fun review of graphing and math facts!

This product includes library labels for various book genres, topics and, author or book series of both fiction and non-fiction. One set is made with blue and green chevron backgrounds and the second set is made with yellow and turquoise chevron backgrounds. Included with each set are labels for the alphabet which can be used for a word wall or a leveled library using Fountas and Pinnell.

This product contains labels for each month of the year as well as the numbers 1-31. To create my birthday chart, I take a picture of each student holding the number of their birthday. For example, if Joe's birthday is March 13th, I take a picture of Joe with the number card "13th". After each picture is taken, I will print the pictures and laminate them. Finally, I post the picture under the month heading. So Joe's picture would be posted under March. If your school has a "Meet Your Teac

Cute labels or name plates for your class!

Race Around the Clock allows students to practice moving the hands of the clock at various intervals. All of the clocks start at 12:00. Students chose cards from the card pile that tell how much time has passed and they move the hands of the clock accordingly. It is a race to be the first player that reaches 12:00. This is a requested game for my early finishers. The cards have been differentiated for various grade levels.