Educator SK

Are you looking for ideas to teach multiplication? Do you want to teach multiplication in various ways using arrays, repeated addition, and groups? This multiplication guide will give you 50 PAGES of multiplication guided practices, mixed review, and timed quizzes! I tried it out in my room and it worked so well that I decided to share it with you! So enjoy!

Teaching students to write a complete paragraph is never easy! I find that graphic organizers and visuals help students with paragraph writing. There are 8 pages included in this document. Page 1: There is a blank web that leaves room for writing down the prompt. Page 2: The second page is a different prewriting activity. Page 3: This page is a burger graphic organizer to help students with putting their brainstorm or prewriting ideas into sentences. Page 4: The fourth page is for the f

Are your students struggling to answer questions in complete sentences? Do they need help with writing topic sentences? Well then, this product is for you! This product is 14 pages with worksheets that involve writing topic sentences, identifying correctly written paragraphs, learning how to answer questions in complete sentences, and more!

Looking for a multiplication guide that has notes with pictures and words? What about multiplication with word problems, tables, skip counting, arrays, equal groups, and pictographs? With Mr. Blob’s Multiplication Guide, students will see how it connects to multiplication. Here's exactly what you will find in this guide: * Page 1 has multiplication terms and examples for math journals. * Pages 2-24 are meant to be done during whole group as a way to introduce multiplication and variab

This file contains 5 different worksheets. The worksheets can be used as a literacy center or they can be used for a reader's workshop. The various worksheets contain various activities that include a letter to an author, a literary character comic strip and other activities involving setting and characters. I hope this is helpful and useful to anyone teaching grades 3-5. This work by Educator SK is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-No Derivative Works 3.0 United States License.

“I hate writing” is a phrase shortly followed with moans and groans. Sound familiar? It seems like the classroom is filled with writing tasks designed to get students prepared for standardized writing. How can teachers find the time to foster a love for writing or develop students’ creativity? Well look no further! Try these writing prompts with your students. Some are goofy and silly while others are serious. Students can cut and glue them into their journals. Some involve synonyms, antonyms,

Here are multiplication notes that your students can glue into their journals as a resource. These notes are from Mr. Blob's Multiplication Guide.

For grades 3-5, this reading log contains a self-reflection for students and two questions that pertain to what they read. This work by Educator SK is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-No Derivative Works 3.0 United States License.

Halloween Math Coloring is for grades K-2. It has 6 pages of math coloring. It includes adding within 20, subtracting within 20, mixed facts, and counting.

Do you have to use Accelerated Reading in your classroom? Are you looking for a way to keep students accountable for their Accelerated Reading quizzes? Well, you will like these reading logs. There are a variety of fiction and nonfiction reading logs. They focus on characters, character traits, setting, text evidence, point of view, genre, text features, and etc. There are visual cues for students to know whether or not they need to read fiction or nonfiction. Mr. Blob represents the fiction rea

Tired of the same old boring word problems for your students? Well look no further! Mr. Blob's silly word problems are silly but they involve addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. Plus, the silly word problems include a rampaging monster demanding to get paid $3.56 to stop and a mayor who only has a $5.00 bill! Curious to see more?

It's 27 pages of mixed review pages and multiplication timed quizzes. The mixed review pages include solving multiplication problems, coloring, finding the missing factor, and variables/unknowns in multiplication number sentences. Also, students will compare multiplication expressions with addition and subtraction expressions.

This is a problem solving comic that involves drawing, writing, and reflecting. I have used this in the past with students and I had really like it. Hope everyone else finds this useful.

Each journal prompt has a unique picture in black and white to make it easier to print and photocopy. These writing prompts are from my product "Writing Journal Prompts: Goofy But Serious". It is also handy to have if you need to prepare sub plans!

If you are looking for teacher guided and independent work for teaching the factors of 0, 1, and 2, look no further! There are word problems, a pictograph, fact families, matching, and problems like: If 1 x 10 = n, then n stands for ___.2 + 2 + 2 = ___ x 27 x ___ = 0 The free resources also include 1 set of quizzes.

How many of your students moan and groan when it comes to writing? Do they say "I hate writing" whenever you pull out another writing task that will prepare them for standardized testing? Well look no further! These writing prompts will make writing fun again. They will foster creativity, involve research, and will make students laugh when they write their goofy stories. This is just a SAMPLE of the different types of writing prompts that you will find in Writing Journal Prompts: Goofy But Serio