Emily Ingber

This powerpoint saved me during ELA test prep. Students loved the visuals and were able to come up to the SmartBoard and fill in the charts. I also loved having my lesson up on a screen, never felt lost. This powerpoint promotes discussion.

Do your students constantly forget their reading levels? With this easy (headache free) reading level tracker handout, they can never forget. This handout is perfect for: -students to keep track of their reading progress throughout the year -students that need that 2 minute break to refocus by coloring reading level tracker -parents to keep track of their child's progress at home -administrators that do those random pop in's can quickly glance at a child's reading level (nothing like a complime

I created this equivalent fraction slideshow for my students to show on a Google Meet and Zoom. There are 7 slides altogether. I am going to be using this as a check for understanding. They will participate by holding up a white board or piece of paper with the answer, so that I can check to see if they are grasping our new concept in math. Not being in front of them teaching has been a challenge, so I want to make sure we can move on to the next lesson. Please note that in order for the timers

This powerpoint saved me during test prep and teaching reading strategies. This kids loved the visuals and it promoted alot of discussion. I also didnt have to do much but follow the powerpoint, never was at a lost for words. Enjoy!

This powerpoint saved me during test prep and reading strategy lessons. The kids loved the visuals and I loved having my mini lesson right in front of me, never was at a lost for words. This powerpoint promotes discussion. Enjoy!

This saved me during test prep and reading strategies. Students loved the visuals. It was so easy to teach my mini lesson from, I never was at lost for words. I got an informal observation with this powerpoint, and it was effective!!! Enjoy!

This saved me during ELA test prep and as well as strategy lessons. The kids loved the visuals and that they were able to come up to the SmartBoard and write on the slides. It was a great way to teach my lesson, I follow the slides and I never feel a loss of words. This powerpoint also promotes discussion. Enjoy! . PS: THE THUMBNAIL LOOKS LIGHTER THAN THE ACTUAL PRESENTATION

Students will be given a model on how to write a math story, with dragging manipulatives to help them, writing an equation, and explaining how they solved the problem. They will then be given those same slides as a model, but blank so they can do it themselves. This is very interactive and fun for the holiday season!

Instead of having a large behavior tracker in the front of the room with everyones clothespin on it, I figured I would make them have their own at their desks. It has allowed them the freedom to move their color, see where they are throughout the day and kept them accountable. I laminated them and then put a velcro square on the back, and attached them to their desks. I use a small clothespin for each ladder.

Gradebooks are a waste of money. Create your own in a binder for every subject. Thumbnail is incorrect. The slanted lines are on top when you download.