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A perfect cross-curricular project for students! This assignment covers religion and many strands of language (writing, oral and media) based on the Ontario curriculum! Students will research a Saint and create a Google slides presentation based on a checklist. Resource Includes: 1. A short description of a Saint 2. Description of the task 3. 10 different Saints to choose from 4. A few websites to gather information from 5. A rubric that covers religion content, writing + grammar, oral and medi

Grade 5 Science Ontario Curriculum aligned - conservation of energy and resources. Quick exit ticket to test knowledge on the types of energy.

This resource is a ready-to-use slideshow designed for elementary teachers who want to make the most of their morning meetings. This resource offers a full collection of engaging, low-prep activities, discussion prompts, quotes, and reflection questions organized by life skill themes such as responsibility, courage, patience, flexible thinking and more! Perfect for Grades 3–5, this resource helps build a positive classroom community while teaching essential social-emotional and life skills in ju

Have your students explore a variety of book genres with a book tasting! Expose them to new genres and new titles. Create an engaging experience for students to remember while having fun reading! Included: Table numbersGenre cardsFavourite genre worksheets

Looking for a fun and engaging math project for your students that relates to this holiday season? This Christmas math project is perfect as a culminating task for operations. It touches on: -addition -subtraction -multiplication (simple and double digit) -division -word problems Perfect for grade 4 and/ or 5! It includes 2 separate wish list pages - one for grade 4 that has simple multiplication and one for grade 5 that has double digit multiplication. It also ties in with financial literacy!

These 3 resources were created to bounce off of each other and to allow students to see the relationship between multiplication and division. The relationship worksheet was designed to be used first to allow students to see the relationship between the two operations while the specific multiplication and division resources were created to follow to allow students to expand more on that knowledge/ relationship. However, you can definitely use the operation blend worksheet as a final quiz! It is

The Advent season is upon us! Have your students fill in each section of the worksheet for a new week of Advent and colour the candle! I use this in my own classroom along with a video for kids explaining what each candle means.

Start the new year off with a fun and engaging activity for students! Have them create their own vision boards! This will help them set goals for the year and visualize them. Resource Includes:description of what a vision board isassignment outlineteacher exampletemplate for students to write their goalsblank vision board template

Provinces and Territories/ Capitals of Canada task cards! This is perfect if you teach Grade 4 Social Studies! Students can work in partners taking turns either saying the province/territory or capital and their partner has to say the matching province/territory or capital back to them!

This resource will save you time in finding different read aloud's to pair with specific literacy units! It categorizes the stories into specific units as well as gives you a detailed description of how to implement the story into your lesson.

Student Self-Reflection based on the Ontario Learning Skills & Work Habits! This is a great resource for students to complete prior to conferences and progress reports. It can be used in parent-teacher conferences as conversation starters and allows students to set goals for themselves based on the answers they gave. This resource comes with 2 pages. One for students to give themselves a mark for learning skills and work habits and one with a few questions for them to reflect on the term thus

Multiplication and division practice for facts from 2-10. This resource works perfectly for bell work or just as a practice to supplement multiplication and division units. It is great for allowing students to see the relationship between multiplication and division and fact families.

This resource includes a short one-page task where students will have to distinguish the difference between a complete, fragment and run-on sentence. They then will create their own sentences matching the pictures on the side. This is a great way to end a unit or just to check in midway to ensure that students are understanding.

Grade 4 Infographic template and a data set that students can use for their infographic! This aligns with the 2020 Ontario Mathematics curriculum for grade 4!

Perfect way to plan out your week at a glance! You can edit each cell directly on Excel and add in a short explanation of each lesson. It is organized by colour and is easy to read. Change the times and subjects based on your own timetable.

Division practice for facts from 2-10. This resource works perfectly for bell work or just as a practice to supplement division units. This resource touches on a variety of strategies: repeated subtraction, equal groups and number lines. It allows students to show their division understanding in different ways!

Multiplication practice for facts from 2-10. This resource works perfectly for bell work or just as a practice to supplement multiplication units. This resource touches on a variety of strategies: repeated addition, arrays and number lines. It allows students to show their multiplication understanding in different ways!

This resource provides you with a quick check-in to test for understanding. There are 2 separate questions where students have to use a variety of strategies, such as arrays, repeated addition, algorithms etc. to show their multiplication understanding. *aligns with the Grade 4 Ontario curriculum*

Need a quick exit ticket for your students to check for understanding? This is the perfect 'Show What You Know' for 2 by 2 digit multiplication. It allows students to show their understanding using 2 different methods 1. standard algorithm 2. area model

This is a perfect resource for your beginner learners! This resource provides a variety of strategies when completing subtraction equations. It also has some practice questions too that students can do right on the slides! You can use this as a lesson and/or a follow up activity!