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TTQA is Turn The Question Around. This activity is movie themed! The activity starts out with matching the correct question to the correct response. The next part has the child learn from an example then try to TTQA on their own. The final part has the child learn from an example with a reason then try try to TTQA and write a reason too.

TTQA- Turn The Question Around  Use this strategy to answer the question in a complete sentence. Color the part of the question you will copy and use in your answer yellow. Color your answer in blue. 10 questions and 1 bonus

This version of The Grinch is made for students in grades 3-6. The following is included: Grinch read aloud video, multiplication, reading comprehension, creative written responses, sequencing, would you rather game, drawing contest, scavenger hunt, character comparison, word search, photo life sequence of Theodor Geisel, and other engaging activities!

This Polar Express is made for students K-2nd grade. This version includes the story read aloud, drag pictures to sequence, subtraction problems with marshmallow manipulatives, The Conductor Says game, train drawings, shape recognition, five senses sort with transparent backgrounds, skip counting by 2s, blending sounds, and other fun activities!

This version of the Polar Express is for students in grades 3-6. This activity includes the story read aloud, sequencing, division with marshmallow manipulatives, word problems, The Conductor Says game, drawing a train contest, reading comprehension, writing, information on Chris Van Allsburg and other fun activities.

Read the Mitten then complete this activity! The students will put the animals in the correct sequence by dragging the picture into the correct box then decorate their own mitten with the provided gems, designs, and fun! Make it into a fun contest :)

TTQA- Turn The Question Around  Use this strategy to answer the question in a complete sentence. 7 Questions that require the students to utilize TTQA and write 2 Challenge answers that require the students to come up with the question

TTQA- Turn The Question Around  Use this strategy to answer the question in a complete sentence. Color the part of the question you will copy and use in your answer yellow. Color your answer in blue.11 Questions to TTQA3 answers where students need to come up with the question

TTQA helps students write a complete and logically response! TTQA increases their comprehension and thinking skills. The product includes an explanation of TTQA, three examples, ten practice questions, and a check your work list.

Henry's Freedom Box activity includes the following activities: Describing character traits, extending their thinking through writing, read aloud, identifying Where\who\what\how, and problems he may have faced.

The Third Grade Math Review Distance Learning is on Google Slides. Students will work on skip counting, commutative property , multiplication, and area. They can move objects and type right on the slide. All slides are Gingerbread themed!

Students will observe a picture then write their own creative writing piece. There are eight picture prompts.

Students will learn about four different prefixes. First, they will drag the prefix to the base word. Next, they will write out the word with the prefix. Then, they will write what the words mean. Finally, they will make a list of prefixes. All of their work goes along with a treasure hunt theme. Enjoy!

Digital Multiplication Flash Cards! Students will open the presentation to view the fact. The student can check their own answer by simply clicking to the next slide. This presentation contains the 2s, 3s, 4s, and double facts.

This resource has Google Slides and Peardeck cooperating. Students will be fully engaged by typing or choosing multiple choice responses. This activity reviews time, weight, multiplication, division, word problems,

Camping theme word problems with subtraction, addition, multiplication, and division.

Students will help the animals find their areas. Students will find lengths with a given area, total areas with multiplication or have to add two areas together for a total area.

Students will multiply by 2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11. Students may use the given array to count or skip count next to it to help them find the product. The counting chips are movable for the learner.

Lego themed area problems! Students will determine the length and width of a model Lego, and drag Legos together to make areas.

TTQA- Turn The Question Around with movement! Use this strategy to answer the question in a complete sentence. 12 Questions to read, perform then TTQA 2 blanks at the end for students to come up with their own tasks and writing For example: Read: How many push ups can you do in one minute? Perform the push ups in one minute to find out your answer!  Write: I can do ten push ups in one minute.