Grace Rull

These compare and contrast sentence frames allow students to work independently while writing. They bulk up their writing and give students' writing structure.

This product is a kid-friendly version of the Bill of Rights. There are simplified explanations of each amendment and pictures to help with understanding. You can print this as a poster in your classroom or give as individual handouts to students. Dimensions of the document are 8.5 in x 11 in. But, you should be able to adjust the dimensions when printing to a poster size. I usually do 24 in x 31 in when printing posters (we have a poster printer at our school with those dimensions). On Apple co

This rainbow list of all numbers 1 through 100 includes both digits and number names. This resource can be very helpful for ESL students/ELLs, students who receive services, or students who need support with spelling. It allows for differentiation for students, since you cannot be supporting all students at the same time. This handout encourages independence. Having the number in Spanish in the same format is beneficial for multilingual students, too!

This product includes sentence starts to: introduce an idea, agree with someone, disagree with someone, and make a connection. Both the handout copy and matching poster/anchor chart are included in this product.

This product is an explanation of the US government's branches, including descriptions and pictures, to help students understand what each branch does and who makes up each branch. This can be used as a poster around the classroom or given to kids individually as handouts.

This editable pair of graphic organizers will help scaffold informative writing about animal adaptations for students. They are directly correlated with the Grade 4 MyView Unit 2 writing project. One of the graphic organizers is modified with more support for students who may need it. The other graphic organizer is less structured, for students who are more confident with their writing skills.

Students can use this handout as a way to find opinions by using words and phrases that often signal opinions. This can be used during reading with an author's opinion or purpose, fact vs. opinion, or during writing when students need support introducing an opinion.

These translated documents are printables that are helpful when teaching students who speak Spanish. It helps educators by learning important words in Spanish to use with their students. It is also helpful for students to have both languages accessible with pictures to assist with understanding, too. I find it helpful to laminate them or place in them a dry-erase pocket, so you can circle terms when needing to emphasize them. Neighbor is included with math translations because I say, "We need to

This resource includes some of the most commonly overused words in writing: goodbadsadnicemeanimportantfuncoolhappyboringverysaidThis will allow you to amp up your students' writing, without having them ask you what another word for "good" is. By giving students access to these synonyms, they will become more advanced and independent in their writing! In my classroom, I just had students keep these in their binders as a full sheet of paper, but you could make them into booklets, as well.

This word search about rappers is actually relevant to students. Students will be more engaged because their interests are being included in classroom activities. You can also learn more about your students through which artists they listen to. The word searches are perfect for the beginning of the year, end of the year, or just as an activity throughout the year when there is extra time. Enjoy! The answer key is also attached.

This is a straightforward graphic organizer for a realistic fiction unit.

This document can be used as a poster or a handout. It helps students add transition words to their writing and start adding bigger phrases instead of using the same ones over and over. It also takes the pressure off the teacher to remind students of transitions words.

There are 50 daily writing prompts. Every single slide includes a sentence starter and pictures to help students better visualize the question (this is especially helpful for multilingual learners). The first 15 slides include a word bank for students, too. The idea is that at the beginning of the year, they are more supported with words for their sentences to encourage independence. Then, as they practice more, they will start answering the prompts with the provided word bank.

These two word searches are about topics that are relevant to students. With word searches about rappers and NBA teams, students will be more engaged because their interests are being included. You learn so much more about students when they start talking about their interests! The word searches are perfect for the beginning of the year, end of the year, or just as an activity throughout the year when there is extra time. Enjoy! The answer keys are also attached.

This reference sheet includes the different rules that go along with quotation marks, commas, apostrophes, brackets, citations, and ellipsis. It also includes what the punctuation looks like, when to use it, and examples of each use.

This word search about NBA Teams is actually relevant to students. Students will be more engaged because their interests are being included in classroom activities. You can also learn more about your students through which team they root for. The word searches are perfect for the beginning of the year, end of the year, or just as an activity throughout the year when there is extra time. Enjoy! The answer key is also attached.

This set includes an introduction, body, and conclusion paragraph graphic organizer. The heading of what goes in each section is on the left side, with lines for students to write in on the right side. It is also organized in color order to help students with remembering the order when they write a first draft.

Never rewrite daily standards again!This resource includes Missouri State Standards for 4th grade reading, writing, math, science, and social studies that can be printed and displayed around your classroom. Each subject has a title page that can be printed, too. I included 104 total standards. I tried to shorten them and change some wording to be more student-friendly. These are the standards I cover in a school year or the ones my district deems "priority standards." I also included two blank o

This one-page timeline includes a wide range of important events in American history. It will help students have an overview of these events and when they occurred. This timeline can be used as a poster. But, I recommend printing one copy per student, so they can use it as a reference sheet throughout the school year.

These are editable revising and editing checklists for opinion writing. I have also used it for informational writing and changed Reason 1, 2, and 3 to Fact 1, 2, and 3. These are great for students to independently revise and edit their writing. You can also use these for peer reviewing!