Designed by Jan

Make a fun cootie catcher / fortune teller about ancient China and Egypt. Includes folding instructions.

This sequencing activity is meant to be used after reading The Mixed-Up Chameleon by Eric Carle.

Print these posters out for your Math area, or use your projector or SmartBoard to display these Probability posters. Contains five posters: Certain, Likely, Equally Likely, Unlikely, and Impossible.

Make a fun cootie catcher / fortune teller about early explorers. Includes folding instructions.

These Lunar Phases bookmarks help students remember the phases of the moon.

Make a fun cootie catcher / fortune teller about carnivores, omnivores, and herbivores. Includes folding instructions.

Sort these solids, liquids, and gases on a trifolded piece of construction paper. States of Matter, Solids, Liquids, and Gases

Students will sort picture cards as Plant Products or Not Plant Products on construction paper.

Color and cut out these wants and needs cards.

Place Value Center/Workstation for Two Players.

Use this eBook on your Smartboard, or with you projector. Or you can print it out and read it like a story book.

These task cards review measuring to the nearest inch and half inch with both a ruler and non standard units. Each card is self-checking with an iPad or other handheld device, or you can use the answer key (included) and answer sheet to manually check the answers. These cards can be used as task cards, game cards, Scoot or Switch Cards, for math centers, gallery walks and scavenger hunts. There are 24 full-color cards in all.

These task cards review nutrition. Each card is QR self-checking with an iPad or handheld devise, or you can use the answer key (included) to manually check answers. These cards are great for game cards, task cards, Scoot, Switch, gallery walks, scavenger hunts, or a variety of classroom games.

These task cards review rocks and minerals. Each card is QR self-checking with an iPad or handheld devise, or you can use the answer key (included) to manually check answers. These cards are great for game cards, task cards, Scoot, Switch, gallery walks, scavenger hunts, or a variety of classroom games.

Sort items as living or non-living in this sorting activity.

Students can create a graph of their improvements on Minute Math timed quizzes. (Quizzes are not included.) This is a great way to get students excited about learning math facts with speed and accuracy.

These Science task cards review adaptations, food chains, and food webs. These 32 cards are self-checking with an iPad or handheld device, or can be manually checked with the answer key (included) and answer sheet. These cards can be used as task cards, game cards, science centers, Scoot or Switch, gallery walks and test preparation.

These task cards review circuits and electricity. Each card is QR self-checking with an iPad or handheld devise, or you can use the answer key (included) to manually check answers. These cards are great for game cards, task cards, Scoot, Switch, gallery walks, scavenger hunts, or a variety of classroom games.

These task cards review adaptations. Each card is QR self-checking with an iPad or handheld devise, or you can use the answer key (included) to manually check answers. These cards are great for game cards, task cards, Scoot, Switch, gallery walks, scavenger hunts, or a variety of classroom games.

These task cards review matter. Each card is QR self-checking with an iPad or handheld devise, or you can use the answer key (included) to manually check answers. These cards are great for game cards, task cards, Scoot, Switch, gallery walks, scavenger hunts, or a variety of classroom games.