Gillian Collons

Great review game Topics: Vocabulary, Ratios, Rates, Proportions, Mixed Bunch

Topics include sound-related experiments, general sound information, the ear, terms, and a surprise mix Elementary school science unit on sound

This activity allows teachers to create 12 separate stations. Document comes with a recording sheet for students. Students will work with a partner and be at each "station" for about 2 minutes before the teacher asks them to rotate. After going through all 12 stations, go over the answers as a class.

Invertebrats & Vertibrates Animal Study Includes terms like exoskeleton, hibernation, anthropods, camouflage, birds, insects, arachnids, etc. Includes 23 different "I have… Who has" cards

7 different geometric solids that students have to match the name of the shape, picture of the shape, and net of the shape

Do this activity after a lesson about FANBOYS punctuation (coordinating conjunctions). Print each number on a separate sheet of paper and hang them around the room to get students up and moving. Students will work independently or with one or two other students to move around the room identifying correctly-punctuated sentences. There are 15 sentences; 1 is correct and the other is wrong. As students work, they identify the correctly punctuated sentence and write that corresponding letter down

Students work independently or with one or two others to walk around the room analyzing sentences to figure out which is correct. These examples were taken directly from student argument essays; one is from the essay and the other is corrected by me. Each problem is numbered. As they work, they need to record the letter of the CORRECT answer in the recording sheet for each question. If the students complete each number correctly, the word at the bottom will spell out ARGUMENTATIVE. This allow

I used this document to get students familiar with using fractions and understanding how fractions are seen in real-world situations. This document asks students to use their classmates to answer different fractions questions such as, "The number of classmates wearing gym shoes" They can work with group members, and they also have an opportunity to create their own questions.

Basic geometric vocabulary students should be familiar with