DevotEd

This file contains four cootie catchers that are 100% editable. They are currently for time mathematics, but could easily be changed to be used for other areas/purposes. Let your students play with cootie catchers and do some learning at the same time!

Students frequently run right through periods and commas, skip words or even entire lines of text, read too fast or too slow, and make all other sorts of reading errors. This file "cites" them for not following the rules of the road - reading road. "Failure to stop" for example, is the citation they get for running through a period. As students read, mark their errors and then send them to traffic school.

This is a bulletin board idea to show students exactly how changing the way they look at something can change how they feel about it. It contains emoji's on each page for an "Emoji'n the Possibilities" Emoji Theme, but the file is 100% editable so feel free to make it the best for you!

Use this choice board to integrate technology for some fun, engaging, and super creative student-created products that showcase their learning!

It's time to get militant with these facts! These two files are the cover page and insert for creating your own addition battleship. Once students place their ships on their board, they can guess were their opponent's ships are by reciting addition sentences like 3 + 2 = 5. This also helps teach them about coordinate grids and pairs! The first addend is the X (over) and the second addend is the Y (up/down). As with the actual battleship game they can "hit" or "miss", but they can also launc

We all struggle with getting students to follow a good pacing, read with expression, and the many other important elements of being a good reader. This poster size printable let's students know - in 5 easy to remember rules - exactly what good readers do! Print, laminate, and display. It can also be printed smaller to have students use as a bookmark.

This poster gives students a graphic depiction of how to break a word apart to figure out how to pronounce it. It goes well with my "5 Golden Rules of Reading" poster since it's the 5th rule!

It's time to get militant with these facts! These two pages are the cover page and insert for creating your own subtraction battleship. Once students place their ships on their board, they can guess were their opponent's ships are by reciting subtraction sentences like 3 - 2 = 1. This also helps teach them about coordinate grids and pairs! The whole is the X (over) and the subtracted part is the Y (up/down). As with the actual battleship game they can "hit" or "miss", but they can also laun

This activity sheet allows students to practice reading tally charts and applying the information in the chart to answer related questions.

Students can use this flow chart type graphic organizer to help plan their STEM projects.