Goodfellow's Classroom Creations

A quick step-by-step guide for students that are struggling with remembering the steps to the multiplication standard algorithm. Students can use it inside of a notebook, as a bookmark, or can be laminated and used as a resource during math time.

A great way for students to get to know each other at the beginning of the school year! Students will find classmates that meet the description and then write their names on the line below. Simply print the worksheet and you are good to go!

Show students that you recognize them! Whether they are being thoughtful, curious, determined, collaborative, reflective, or showing ownership. This can be a great tool to use in the classroom or to give to students to take home and show their parents.

You know those students that just seem to understand the concepts that are being taught? Often times those students finish their work quite early, instead of trying to find more work/extensions for them to practice give them a chance to help their fellow classmates! They love the opportunity to show what they know and help teach their fellow peers that might not get it as quickly. You can put it in a badge sleeve or print it on cardstock, laminate it, and attach it to a lanyard.

Starting off the year right is always important. This questionnaire is a great way to start off on the right foot and really get to know your students!

These team color names (red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and purple) are great for using on the whiteboard or directly on the tables to keep track of table names and are great for subs to help know the different table names. Print, laminate, and use on your board for class table points.