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These place value task cards are a digital, NO PREP way for your students to practice place value skills and get immediate feedback on their responses. Your students will interact with the task cards on a Google Form. This Place Value Google Form is automatically graded, so you can collect student data effortlessly. See the preview for more information on how to use this Google Form. In SET ONE of the digital, interactive task cards your students will practice these place value skills: 1. W

This bundle includes all five science notebook for the Insects and Plants unit. These notebooks are designed to correlate with the units from FOSS, but they can be used with any investigation about plant and insect life cycles. Purchasing this bundle gives you a great discount on the products included. Thank you for checking out my resource! Tiffany @especiallyinelementary

Young readers need STRUCTURE and GUIDANCE as they learn to respond to text in writing. This product will help with just that! This collection of reading journal comprehension pages will guide your students to success with "I Can" statements, definitions, sentence starters, and structure. Your students will be writing about text INDEPENDENTLY with these response pages. This file includes 5 different prompts for your students to write about the author's purpose of the texts they are reading. Each

These place value task cards are a digital, NO PREP way for your students to practice place value skills and get immediate feedback on their responses. Your students will interact with the task cards on a Google Form. This Place Value Google Form is automatically graded, so you can collect student data effortlessly. See the preview for more information on how to use this Google Form. These task cards have different questions that the task cards in the Place Value Digital Task Cards Set One

These place value task cards are a digital, NO PREP way for your students to practice place value skills and get immediate feedback on their responses. Your students will interact with the task cards on a Google Form. This Place Value Google Form is automatically graded, so you can collect student data effortlessly. See the preview for more information on how to use this Google Form. These task cards have different questions than the task cards in the Place Value Set Two Boom Cards. See the

Planet Zilch needs your HELP!! They need to create a new number system. In this challenge, your students will review place value concepts for numbers to one billion. They will use a variety of manipulatives to draw, create, and build numbers using pattern blocks, snap cubes, building blocks, and symbols following a given code. In the end, they will determine which number system would be the best for the Zilchlings on Planet Zilch to adopt. My students find the given task card - the number is wr

Measurement Problem Solving Task Cards A set of 16 task cards to support TEKS 4.8C and 4.MD.2 and 5.MD.1 and serve as review and/or extension for other grade levels. Answer key and recording sheet included Topics Include: Metric and Customary Length Conversions Customary Weight Conversions Mass Conversions Customary Capacity Conversions Elapsed Time Complex Area and Perimeter I attached the task cards to rulers and used them as "stakes" in our school garden. Have fun and happy converting!! Tha

This four square organizer can be used to help your students pre-write before beginning a narrative piece. Students begin with their "catchy lead" and end with a "heartfelt ending." Each box is labeled beginning, middle, or end and has room for a sketch and a few lines for students to write their ideas.

Students can write their vocabulary words, the definition, and draw a picture. My students put this in their journals each week.

This graphic organizer can be used to show four different ways to solve a story problem - a strip diagram, a number line, base ten blocks, and a number sentence. Students can use these different visual aids when learning how to regroup in addition and subtraction. These can be cut and glued to an interactive notebook or any other activity as a way for students to show their thinking when solving a story problem.