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I always found myself not having a model of a place value chart...when I needed to teach place value! I wanted a reproducible that could be used by students over and over again, and I wanted something I could easily project for demonstrations during math lessons. This purchase includes: A full-sized place value chart (fits 8 1/2 x 11) that you can print, project, and/or copy. A page of 4 place value charts that you can print and copy for students to use. These are great for putting on desks,

This activity can be done whole-group, in small groups, or independently as a formative or summative assessment. Students use construction paper (or any other large sheet of paper) to organize the literary theme with it's description and also include an example of a fiction story that has that theme. It can pasted together in clusters or as a three-column chart. This can also be done as a whole group activity on a document camera, or glued into interactive notebooks for reference. Color-coding

After teaching the three branches of American government, this game can be used as a review, partner/table activity, center work, or a formative or summative assessment. *Students can cut out the squares and headings (found at the bottom) and glue them onto construction paper into the correct categories. *Can also easily be used with interactive notebooks *Students can work together to match the descriptions to the branch. *Students can color-code the squares with crayons/colored pencils/m

Using this note-taking chart, students can fill in bullet points or important details in an organized way. Perfect for intermediate students who don't have a grasp on note-taking skills. Great for printing out for interactive notebooks and/or projecting on a Smartboard to teach the three branches of U.S. government.

This informative flow chart is perfect for interactive notebooks and would serve as a reference for quizzes, tests, projects, etc. You can project it or copy the page for each student.