enVIGORATE Learning

A great letter to send home to parents at the beginning of the year or a reminder throughout the year. Clip art (C) Huffington Post c/o Google Images.

Post your classroom schedule with these cut-out signs. Each sign has a logo that is "app" themed. Save money from the education stores and sights. Just print, glue to card stock and place magnets on the back!!! Images of app images are c/o Google Images (C) and are of fair use.

Simple template to introduce lesson objective, topic, problem of day...just enter info in table. I usually copy the lesson Quick-Check on the back...really outlines the lesson for kids in one snippet. Lesson content example copyright enVISION Math Common Core, Pearson.

Simple graphic organizer for students to use in persuasive writing. Provides a basic framework during the pre-writing/drafting stage for reasons and supporting details. Image copyright FotoSearch.com c/o Google Images

Use these steps to help students develop written math skills. This problem solving process allows students to understand why they solved a particular problem.

This is a cover sheet I use for students to keep track of their assignments. I used Keynote, but you may use PowerPoint. If you are unable to use the actual file at least you can use the idea!

This reading log is a perfect way to keep students accountable for nightly reading. Image copyright - Google Images - 'reading clipart'

Posters to remind students of expectations during writer's workshop. Images copyright from Google Images.

Ever have a student who needs that extra reminder to hand in homework or write in homework book? This checklist was created to tape to a students' desk as a gentle reminder to help increase responsibility. Adjust for any classroom procedure.

Great data form that is informative for parents. Adjust to your liking. Parents really appreciated detailed report with "action plan" at the end of form.

Great handout to gather contact information and organize parent helpers. You can adjust jobs at it suits your classroom. Image copyright Google Images via Percy Norman Swim Club.

This is a great tool to use after an assessment. Students find mistakes, show them, fix them and explain what went wrong. I usually give partial credit for fixes.

Basic, easy to edit, and helps keeps students accountable for nightly reading. Images copyright "A Worn Path" Blog and Clkr.com c/o Google Images.

This is a great chart to use for classroom jobs with specific description of what each child does.