Heather Ohl

This 15-page booklet is a step-by-step guide to writing a research paper. It takes the student through each paragraph (5 paragraph essay), with clear brainstorming, rough draft pages, and final copy pages. It explains how to write the paper in an easy-to-understand manner.

This booklet guides the student through each step of the writing process. Not only is each step outlined, but the student gets hands-on practice engaging with each step in this booklet.

This 5-page booklet guides students through the process of writing a news story. After describing the components of a news story, the booklet has students generate brainstorming for creating their own news story, and then provides a template for a rough draft as well.

This 27-page booklet features craft and activity ideas for fall, Halloween, and Thanksgiving. There is also an extensive book list included for literature connection ideas. The ideas are appropriate for preschool through elementary students.

Use this book guide when reading Henry and Mudge and the Happy Cat with your students. The guide contains background knowledge building, vocabulary activities, and comprehension questions for each chapter. This guide can be used in literature circles, book clubs, with the whole class, or independently.

Use this Goldilocks and the Three Bears resource to help your students answer questions about text, retell the story, and compare/contrast this version of the text with another version of Goldilocks and the Three Bears.

Use this chapter-by-chapter guide with your students when reading Epic Fails-Not-So-Great Presidents: Commanders in Chief by Erik Slader and Ben Thompson. We used this reading guide as part of a book club for students reading this engaging nonfiction text. It can also be used as an independent reading guide for students engaged in this book. The packet includes vocabulary, prior knowledge activation, and comprehension questions.

Use this resource as your students enjoy Henry and Mudge and Annie's Perfect Pet. This resource contains background knowledge building and vocabulary practice activities. Additionally, questions are provided for each chapter. There is a short writing response at the conclusion for students to complete after reading the book. Use this guide in literature circles, with the entire class, or as an independent project.

Use this resource to have your students identify pictures of fractions depicting 1/2 in a field of fractions that are 1/2, 1/3, 1/4, and 1/5. Students circle fractions showing 1/2. No reading is required.

This writing booklet guides the student through the writing process to brainstorm about snow days, to stretch some sentences to improve them, and then to edit using a checklist. This is an upper-elementary level.

When learning about animal shelters, students in my class each chose a book to read (appropriate to reading level), and then selected a project to complete and present to the class. This product contains directions for the project, a list of project choices, rubric, and book list.

Use this resource to have students practice identifying fractions that are 1/4 from a field of other fraction pictures (1/2, 1/3, 1/5). Students circle the pictures representing the fraction 1/4.

In this activity, students label fraction pictures (½, ¼, ⅓, ⅔, or ¾).