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Use this colorful boho poster to display rounding rules in your classroom or print for students to glue into their interactive math notebooks.

Make book clubs meaningful, engaging, and easy to manage with this all-in-one Book Club Packet!This resource is designed to help students think deeply about what they read while building essential comprehension and writing skills. Perfect for independent reading, literature circles, or small groups, this packet keeps students accountable and engaged from beginning to end. What’s Included: 📖 Cover Page for student ownership 🎨 Visualize It! – Draw and describe a key scene with details 💡 Les

This bundle includes FIVE resources that accompany teaching the novel Esperanza Rising using the EL Education curriculum. It includes: Esperanza Rising final chapter writing promptSpanish to English vocabulary exercise using the Spanish words found in the text AND the page number they are found onUDHR chart that covers ALL the chapters of Esperanza RisingAnchor Charts from Module 1 of EL Esperanza RisingVocabulary words that align weekly to the novel Esperanza Rising and the concepts taught alon

Get two engaging, student-favorite writing resources in one money-saving bundle! The How Well Do You Know Your Teacher? Writing Bundle includes both the Summer Break and Winter Break editions, giving students fun opportunities to practice making inferences, supporting ideas with evidence, and developing their writing skills while learning more about their teacher. Students become inference detectives as they use clues, background knowledge, and observations to predict what their teacher does

Make distance learning and NTI days simple, organized, and stress-free with these fully editable Distance Learning / NTI Slides! This resource is designed to help teachers clearly communicate daily expectations while keeping students engaged and on track—whether learning remotely or at home. These slides are easy to customize for any grade level or subject and work perfectly for emergency NTI days, virtual learning, or sub plans. What’s Included✔ Editable daily agenda slide ✔ Subject slides f

Looking for a fun and engaging end-of-year writing activity that keeps students thinking right up until summer break? How Well Do You Know Your Teacher? is a hilarious inference-based writing activity that encourages students to use clues and evidence to make predictions about their teacher's summer plans. Students draw, write, and justify their thinking while practicing critical reading and writing skills. Perfect for the last week of school, this low-prep activity creates memorable classroom m

If you read 14 Cows for America to your classroom, use this ready to assign Google Form as a comprehensive check. I read this story as a mini lesson to introduce the events of September 11th to my fifth grade class. After discussing the book, I allow my students to refer back to a Youtube video reading of the story while answering these 6 questions. The questions cover the following topics: Question 1: Theme Question 2: Comprehension Question 3: Comprehension Question 4: Character Analysis Quest

This one page worksheet pairs perfectly with the text, "The Man in the Red Bandana" written by Honor Crowther Fagan.

Here is a ready to use Father's Day or Grandparent's Day worksheet for you! Have your child or student fill out the answers by themselves. Their answers will be sure to make this an heirloom gift to be cherished for generations! The heading and trophy can be colored to make each one more individualized. Enjoy!

Help your students feel confident and prepared for the Kentucky Summative Assessment (KSA) with this 2024 KSA Scrimmage Math Review! This standards-based practice mirrors the rigor and format of KSA-style questions and is perfect for test prep, review days, or intervention. Students solve a variety of multi-step problems that require critical thinking, computation, and real-world application—exactly what they’ll see on the KSA. Skills Covered: ✔ Order of operations with parentheses ✔ Fracti

Use Jack Prelutsky's "A Pizza the Size of the Sun" poem to analyze your student's understanding of figurative language. Students will answer two short answer questions. A. Identify two types of figurative language in the poem. B. Explain and define both the types you chose above. Use this as a printable worksheet or as a google doc for students to type into. Quick and ready to go!

If you are using the EL Curriculum, this product is a lifesaver! This chart is laid out nicely for fifth grade teachers to refer back to the entire novel of Esperanza Rising. Each chapter has a table spot to connect back to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, a direct quote from the text, and a character connection. My students use this chart for the entire book and it comes in handy to refer back to each time we read a new chapter.

Use this ready to print writing activity for students of any age!

This product is made to follow along with EL Education's Curriculum for Grade 5. In this product you will receive ready-made and colorful posters for the following anchor charts provided in the module: 1. Esperanza Rising Guiding Module Questions 2. Discussion Norms 3. Discussion Norms 4. Close Readers Do These Things 5. Close Readers Do These Things 6. Parts of a Plot 7. Quoting Accurately from a Text These anchor charts can be printed and hung in any classroom and can also be printed and easil

Need an all-encompassing project to tie up your energy unit? This 3 slide presentation gives directions and examples. Post the slide to your classroom website for students to follow along with you. Let their creativity take over!

Looking for a quick and effective way to assess your students’ understanding of fractions? This 4th Grade Fraction Review Exit Slip is perfect for checking mastery of key fraction skills in just a few minutes! This no-prep assessment is ideal for end-of-lesson checks, small groups, test prep, or intervention. Students review fraction concepts using models, number lines, equivalent fractions, and simplification — all answers are required in simplest form, making it a great standards-aligned re

Hot Seat is one of my students' favorite back to school activities. It is the same concept as headbands, minus the headband accessory and this version can be played as a class or smaller groups. I like to split mine into two groups. Here are the rules we use, but feel free to tweak them as you would like! 1. Split the classroom into two groups. 2. One team member goes to the front of the room and sits in the "hot seat". 3. The group of that team member gives clues (either silent or vocal) to get

This quick and fun activity is ready to print and be used. Students can read or listen to the song, "You're a Mean One, Mr. Grinch" and look for similes and metaphors. There are three extension questions at the end. This is a no prep activity that ties in figurative language with the magic of Christmas and music.

This bundle includes three resources to use in your own Patriot Day study over the events that happened on September 11th. Included is: -A google form to check for comprehension after reading the story 14 Cows for America. -A comprehension worksheet to complete after reading The Man in the Red Bandanna. -A comprehension worksheet to complete after reading The Man Who Walked Between the Towers

Use the author's note from Ruth and the Green Book to answer these three short questions and help your students build background knowledge about this historical time period.