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WAVES OF ENERGY LAPBOOK is a wonderful resource that can be used for review and reinforcement or for research done by small groups/independent. Lapbooks are fun to create and easy to store. Concepts cover the following forms of energy: motion, light, sound, and heat. Also covered are the ways energy can be transferred, key elements to a circuit, and key vocabulary for the unit. Directions and Answer Keys are included in this set.

INTRO TO MAP SKILLS is an interactive resource for primary students. Notebook resources include parts of a globe and parts of a map, kinds of maps, posters for cardinal and intermediate directions, and the compass rose. The second part includes map concepts including continents and oceans of the world, l atitude and longitude, and posters for lines of latitude and longitude. Activities include Parts of a Globe Activity Cards, Using a Map Grid, Using Scale, and Using Your Map Skills which

DEVELOPING HEALTHY HABITS: YOUR TEETH is the first in a series of interactive resources for students in grades 2 - 4. The first part includes topics: kinds of teeth, parts of a tooth, and tools that we use to keep our teeth healthy. The second part includes topics: going to the dentist, preventing cavities, and the right foods for healthy teeth. Keeping Track provides a chart for students to use to track how they are caring for their teeth. A list of unit resources is also included with info

Great resource for science interactive notebooks following Next Generation Science Standards for ecosystems, life cycles of plants and animals, and our inherited and acquired traits. Includes individual anchor charts for student notebooks. Can be used to reinforce texts used and teacher lessons. Great for review. Hands-on activities for reaching multiple learning styles of your students.

This interactive notebook resource will help your students to reinforce the concepts covered in your lessons regarding Next Generation Science Standards for the third grade unit on Forces and Interactions. Topics include identifying pushes and pulls, balanced and unbalanced forces, patterns of motion, and magnets. Experiments include making and using a pendulum and investigating magnetic fields. Anchor charts for student notebooks, vocabulary, and answer keys are also included.

This is the second unit from BECOMING A BETTER READER which focuses on BIOGRAPHY. It is a comprehensive resource for ELA interactive notebooks. The first half covers reading non-fiction topics including: unit vocabulary words, discovering how to use text features, understanding and identifying text structures and signal words. The second half covers understanding primary and secondary sources, how to research, read closely, and take notes. Students will create timelines and prepare fo

This is the THIRD unit from the BECOMING A BETTER READER SERIES which focuses on FANTASY. It is a comprehensive resource for ELA interactive notebooks. The first half covers fantasy topics including: unit vocabulary words, types of fantasy, characters in a fantasy, elements of a fantasy, symbolism and themes in a fantasy. The second half covers important literary elements including understanding setting, characters and character traits, plot, point of view and conflict. Also included

Comprehensive Reading Unit for character study for use in an Interactive Reading Notebook. Topics include: Identifying Character Traits, Types of Conflict, Inferring Character Relationships, Making Character Predictions, Identifying How Characters Change, Setting, Plot, and Point of View.Directions and Answer Keys are included.

This is the FOURTH unit from the BECOMING A BETTER READER SERIES which focuses on MYSTERY. It is a comprehensive resource for ELA interactive notebooks. Mystery topics including: unit vocabulary words, characters in a mystery, elements of a mystery, and plot in a mystery. Also included is understanding point of view, making predictions, foreshadowing, and flashback. Student projects, directions and an answer key are also included.

DEVELOPING HEALTHY HABITS: YOUR EYES is the second resource in the series. It is a comprehensive interactive notebook resource for teaching students about taking care of their eyes. Included is a simple diagram and descriptions about the parts of the eye. Students will create a ten page fold out on ways to protect their eyes. Basic eye problems are defined, as well as the different kinds of doctors who take care of our eyes. An anchor chart explains how the eye works when we see an object

Help your students learn about nouns and verbs that they use everyday. Included in this resource are anchor charts for both, cards to categorize, and sentence worksheets. Activities can be done independently or in pairs. They can easily be placed in a center for practice and reinforcement. Simple to cut out, laminate, and bag OR placed in individual notebooks.

This resource is an excellent interactive notebook tool for students to use independently, in small groups, or as reinforcement for whole group lessons. It includes vocabulary foldables, keeping and graphing weather charts, and weather instruments to make. It also covers seasons and world climate zones. Students are asked to put all their knowledge to the test in completing a Reducing the Effects of Weather Hazards Project. There are instruction pages along with answer keys.

This lap book is a great hands-on activity for your students that will reinforce concepts taught during a Native American unit. It can also be used as a small group/pair/independent research activity. This lap book has materials for five tribes in different geographical areas, however there are blank materials included for each part of the lap book, to customize its use for any North American tribe being studied. Highlights include: Location, Shelter, Traditions, Food, Clothing

A hands-on resource for student's notebooks on how light behaves, parts of the eye, and how light helps the eye to see objects. Great resource to enhance your text and content area print/media.

Use this poster to help your students write great responses to open ended questions. The RACE poster reminds your students how to set up their written work. Great resource for PARCC testing.

Gently remind your students to work together to keep your classroom happy and healthy! Can be laminated for added durability and hung in an easily viewed place.