Easygoing Elementary

Sometimes we need to teach a little less academics and a little more on social skills! I like to send this letter home every once in a while. Students do not have to do their 20 minutes of reading over the weekend but they do have to do something kind!

Our school sends home this "teacher wishlish" for Christmas! The parents love being able to get gifts for the teachers they actually need and the teachers love getting classroom material they are out of!

Use this handout to either practice with your students or use it as an assessment!

Use this assessment handout after a grammar lesson focusing on separating adjectives with commas.

Use this simple handout as a way to teach your students how easy it is to convert improper fractions to mixed fractions!

Use this handout so that students can make a rough draft for a compare/contrast essay.

Use this exciting page to help encourage students while they are organizing a draft about an essay discussing whether or not students should be allowed to bring cell phones to school.

Download this fun certificate! You can change the students' names and recognition! It's a great way to end the year!

Use this engaging writing prompt for an argumentative essay.

Use this handout to lead a class discussion which will lead the students to decide on their topic for an argumentative essay.

There are several ways to use this handout! Use it as an interactive way to hold class discussions over a book you have read. Do you do book clubs in your room? Give this handout to your students to engage them in their reading groups!

Use this organizer to help students write a draft of an expository essay.

Use this handout to use as practice with your students or as an assessment tool after a lesson.

Use this handout to practice with your students or give it as an assessment.

Use this fun worksheet to review spring vocabulary words!

Use this assessment tool after a lesson on action verbs!

Use this handout to practice with your students or use it as an assessment tool!

Writing and Science Students will write a story about what would happen on Earth if there was no soil. How would you find food, shelter, etc.?

Use this simple prompt to make your students' essay look creative!

Students must take notes on characteristics of these groups of people.