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Anchor chart for Area Model Multiplication - multiply two digit numbers together. This is a great anchor chart too display on your board in the classroom, print into a large poster, or post on your google classroom!

This is an anchor chart for subtracting mixed numbers. This anchor chart shows two strategies to use when subtracting mixed numbers. This is a great anchor chart to display on your board in the classroom, print into a large poster, post on your google classroom, or for students to put in their math notebooks!

Anchor chart for comparing fractions by finding the least common multiple. This is a great anchor chart too display on your board in the classroom, print into a large poster, or post on your google classroom!

This is an AVID activity that teachers can use during the first week of school to set your classroom expectations. You can lead a discussion around what a successful student looks like in your grade level. Students will write around the student outline behaviors, thoughts, and actions that a successful student in that grade level would display. Afterwards, students can color the students outline to portray themselves. This activity produces great student work to display at the beginning of the s

Anchor chart for Area Model Multiplication - one digit and two digit numbers. This is a great anchor chart too display on your board in the classroom, print into a large poster, or post on your google classroom!

This anchor chart shows students how to find / determine if fractions are equivalent through 4 different strategies. I print this pdf in a large poster and put it on my whiteboard for students to refer to. I also have print it in a smaller version, so that students can glue it into their Math Notebooks.

Anchor chart for fractions, mixed numbers, and improper fractions. This is a great anchor chart too display on your board in the classroom, print into a large poster, or post on your google classroom!

Anchor chart for Partial Quotient Division - one digit and multi digit numbers. This is a great anchor chart too display on your board in the classroom, print into a large poster, or post on your google classroom!

This is a rubric for standards based grading. I use this to help explain standard based grading to the students at the start of the year. I display this on my classroom wall and it serves as a great visual to help students understand how they are graded. I also have a standards based grading rubric with visuals to represent each numerical value. This is on my TPT store on it's own and in a bundle with this product!

This product contains two anchor charts to help you teach opinion writing to your students! The first anchor chart explains what opinion writing is. The second anchor chart contains sentences starters to help your students with their writing.

I print this pdf as an anchor chart to help teach my students how to draw a conclusion or make a generalization within a story. I display this on my classroom wall to reference throughout lessons. I also print this in a smaller version so that students can put it in their English Language Arts notebooks - to later reference for homework or classwork! This includes the anchor chart and a 5 page drawing conclusions activity that you an do with your class.

This is a rubric for standards based grading. I use this to help explain standard based grading to the students at the start of the year. I display this on my classroom wall and it serves as a great visual to help students understand how they are graded. I also have a standards based grading rubric with definitions of each numerical value. This is on my TPT store on it's own and in a bundle with this product!

This product contains two anchor charts to help you teach narrative writing to your students! The first anchor chart explains what narrative writing is. The second anchor chart contains sentences starters to help your students with their writing.

These organizers are great tools to help students with their informative writing. This type of organizer is best used for those students who need practice writing a solid paragraph. Step 2 is writing ONE paragraph. If students are ready to write more than one paragraph, I would print them another step 2 & have them add more details to their original main idea organizer in step 1. step #1: brainstorm (page 1)The students would first decide what they are witting about (this is their main idea).

This anchor chart shows students how to multiply a whole number by a fraction. It displays how the product can be an improper fraction or a mixed number. I print this pdf in a large poster and put it on my whiteboard for students to refer to. I also print the second page, so that students can glue it into their Math Notebooks.

Use this math assessment at the beginning of the school year to see what your students already know and need to know!

This anchor chart shows students the difference between common nouns and proper nouns. I print this pdf in a large poster and put it on my whiteboard for students to refer to.

This chart is a great resource to help your students learn place value! This chart can be used with grades 1-5. You can print this in color, or black and white and color code with your students. I placed this in a sheet protector for my students to use with an expo marker. This place value chart helps students... write mulitdigit numberscompare multidigit numbers write decimalscompare decimals write equivalent decimals and fractions understand the value of each digit in a number or decimalround

This is my favorite activity to do with my class when introducing the reading comprehension skill: main idea! I print and laminate this document. I start by explaining what the main idea and details are of a story. Then, my students and I try to figure out the main idea by looking at the details (pictures) in slides 2-6. Once they figure out the main idea by analyzing the pictures / details, I will write the main idea in the middle of the organizer. We will then discuss why this is the main idea

I print this pdf as an anchor chart to help teach my students one strategy to subtract a fraction from a whole number. I display this on my classroom wall to reference throughout lessons. I also print this in a smaller version so that students can put it in their math notebooks - to later reference for homework or classwork!