Epic Elementary

This is a study guide I use either in class or for homework. It reviews basic simple machines and forces! Great supplements for primary grades! Key terms covered: motion position speed force friction inclined plane lever pulley simple machine

This is an interactive notebook activity that I use with my students when learning about the properties of rocks. This is a very basic activity and is designed for students in k-3. To complete the activity, cut the outside edge of both pages, eliminating the extra paper. Glue page 2 to the notebook. Cut between the words "color, shape, size, texture" on the horizontal lines up to the vertical line. Then, glue the back side of "properties of rocks" onto the page 2, "properties of rocks" - then yo

If you are anything like me, you know it is so hard to remember who went to the bathroom, who is at the nurse etc. I made this to help me keep my sanity and be more on top of where my students are (especially in an emergency). Each student has a magnet with their name on it and each time they leave the room, they move their magnet under their destination. When they return, they simply move their magnet back to "in class". This system is super easy to prep and implement! I stick mine on my metal

These low prep puzzles are the perfect way to ditch a worksheet and do something hand on. In this product there are 72 puzzles, 24 matching place value, 24 matching word form and 24 matching expanded form with standard form. Print on bright colored paper for added engagement!

Slide show to present while teaching and modeling personal narrative writing. This resource works in conjunction with my Personal Narrative Organizer and Rubric product that you can find here: Personal Narrative Organizer and RubricThis slide show includes: - projectable, elementary friendly rubric - thought provoking questions for students to brainstorm - editable sections of a graphic organizer for teacher modeling

This is a study guide I send home with my students before the opinion writing test. It reminds them of the OREO steps to creating an opinion piece! Would great to use in the classroom as well as a practice sheet!

Here is an notice I send home with students with a notebook. I staple this notice on the inside cover for both the parent and student to reference. I use this for all of my students who needs a little additional writing practice at home!