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This survey assesses a student's learning style(s) which will help you to create tiered assignments and modified evaluations. The areas of intelligence are naturalist, musical, logical, existential, interpersonal, kinesthetic, verbal, interpersonal, and visual.

Knowing the meaning of prefixes, suffixes, and root words will help students expand their vocabulary. This handout lists hundreds of prefixes and suffixes, gives the meaning of each, and offers examples.

During Read Across America or Right to Read Week, use this document to make reading more fun. This contract will make it easy to Drop Everything and Read!

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION This is an idea I had years ago when I taught sixth grade. Each student receives three circles on which he writes A Wish for Himself, A Wish for His Family, and A Wish for the World. The circles are then mounted on a bulletin board or in a hallway writing out the year 2014. You can download my activity sheet or just use the idea in your classroom. Happy New Year!

This is a good resource to use at anytime throughout the year. There are circles upon which is printed ICMM which stands for I Can Manage Myself. I laminated the circles before using them. Use it as a way to promote proper behavior and responsibility. When I determined that a student was managing her behavior and schoolwork, I would give her a circle. You can determine the length of time it is in effect. At the end of a selected period of time, those students who still had their circles, w