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Here's a fun visual to help students see where they are inside the various levels of community. Students draw pictures or write definitions at each level and after they glue all the pages together as overlapping circles, students see how they fit inside a community. This activity goes well with other community lessons. The worksheets can be used as a stand alone activity or as an interactive notebook. Note: First page of the file is what the final product would look like after gluing all pages t

Here is a simple step-by-step guide on how to use a multiplication table to solve multiplication and division problems. This interactive notebook page can be used to help students either learn or review how to use a multiplication table. Have students complete the table and then follow the steps to find the answers to multiplication and division problems. This sheet aligns with enVision grade 3 Topic 5 and can be used as a stand alone activity.

Need a fun way to teach summarizing current events? This graphic organizer goes over the 5 W's and provides ease of looking at important items to cover in a summary for an article. The organizer can also be used for any other summarizing activity. Works well as an interactive notebook activity or a stand alone worksheet. Feedback is greatly appreciated!

Love making interactive notebooks? This is a great resource for note taking and teaching vocabulary for map skills. Page 2 includes a folding book for taking notes on hemispheres.

Here's a student toolbox for various ways to find area of rectangular shapes. Students glue the matching strategy into the flip book to create a page of strategies. These strategies align with the enVision grade 3 Topic 6 program. The sheets are a great way to learn or review the various ways to determine area for a rectangular shape. Strategies included are: Counting gridsMaking unit squaresMultiply length and widthDistributive propertyMake and add areas of smaller rectangles

Here's an interactive notebook activity for students to create and match different regions in the United States. The map shows borders for the different regions and students glue the names of each region within each section. This worksheet can be used as an assessment or as a teaching tool.

Creating multiplication and division story problems can be hard for students! Help students use these simple to follow steps to create story problems for multiplication or division problems. These activity sheets align with enVision grade 3 Topic 5 lessons. They can be used to go along with the program or can be used as a separate worksheet for students to practice creating word problems.

Need a fun way to turn the FOSS Measurement investigation into an interactive notebook activity? These worksheets are designed to go with the length and distance investigation in the third grade FOSS unit as a way to record and track their learning from the measurement activity. Included in these sheets are: * vocabulary fold-able * notebook flaps for measuring their desk using straws and their meter tape * a pocket holder for the meter tape * note-taking flaps to review the steps for using a r

Looking for a fun way to conduct a mass measurement activity? Here are vocabulary and activity sheets to go along with the FOSS Investigation 2 for the Measurement unit. This activity can be a stand alone activity with mass measurement activity or can be used to go along with the FOSS unit. This worksheets make a great addition to any science interactive notebook. As a stand alone activity, have students choose 3 items to measure. The students will practice making predictions and compare the mea

Make a fun flap book to talk about the three different types of communities we live in. In this flap book, students can write descriptions of the different communities people live in to easily compare and contrast. This is a fun way to take notes or to get a quick assessment of students' understanding of the three types of communities.

Students make a fold-able book on the Earth's oceans and take notes on the inside tabs about the location and fun facts of each ocean. The picture side shows a map with a star notating the location of the ocean on the world map.

This activity allows for students to practice creating a physical map. In this activity, students create a key for the various types of landforms found in the United States. Students then create a physical map using the key they developed. This worksheet can be used for practice as well as an assessment.

Looking for a quick way to learn about or review the names and locations of the 7 continents? In this interactive notebook activity, students will match the labels to the continent map. This activity can be used as a learning activity or a quick assessment.