Heather Ohmann

Looking for some classroom fun?! Host your own Classroom Olympics! Included resources: event ideas (ie: scrap paper basketball, flip cup connect 4) medal counts, brackets, planning documents for teachers and students, and worksheets for making a team flag and uniform and motto! You can do as little as 5 events or you can do as many as you'd like! There are ideas for games that require no materials and the ones that do require materials, it is very minimal. Do it! Have fun with your class!

Are you looking for independent writing project for your students? I've got you! Students will research a famous person and write five paragraphs. Graphic organizers for the rough draft will help kids organize their research into paragraphs. Sentence frames are included for those students who need more support. Two templates are offered for the final draft, digital and printable. What's Included?Web brainstorm sheet for initial researchRough Draft Organizer #1 - Printable or share via Google

The Olympic Sport Report includes templates and tools to guide students from research to final copy of a 5 paragraph essay. This no-prep kit helps learners explore an Olympic sport while building essential writing skills. It supports students through each stage of the process—note taking, drafting, and publishing—with built-in differentiation for diverse learning needs. It starts with a structured note-taking organizer that prompts students to gather details about their chosen Olympic sport. T

Introducing the perfect name template cover for students' 3-ring binders! Designed with a simple and editable layout, this template adds a personal touch to any binder while keeping school materials organized. Featuring ample space for the student's name, class, and subject, it allows for easy identification and quick access. The design makes it fun for students to express their personality and makes their binders stand out. This template fits seamlessly into any standard binder cover pocket, h

This research and report product is designed for students exploring different countries. The included organizers will take students from research to rough draft to final copy! It includes graphic organizers to help them collect and organize information on a country's geography, weather, holidays, sports, and famous people and places. Students can use the templates to draft their work, ensuring all key areas are covered. There are also structured pages for rough drafts and polished final copies,

These slides can be used to teach students how to add fractions with like denominators. They also take students through changing improper fractions to mixed numbers. The slides give examples and reasoning so that students will understand not just how to add fractions, but understand what it looks like! The slides provide examples and opportunities for students to practice themselves. I like to have students try it on a white board at their desks, or on their iPads. Skills included: Adding frac

OverviewStudents who have low executive functioning or ADHD can have trouble with time blindness. They can under or overestimate how long tasks might take them to complete. It can also be hard to start a task.  If someone knows how long a task may take, it may become easier for them to complete the task. Sometimes tasks take less time than you think! This intervention aims to help students understand how long it takes them to do a task through a planned strategy and data collection. This docum

Say goodbye with style and warmth using this Editable Farewell Letter Template for Students. Designed for teachers, this easy-to-use template provides a polished format for crafting personalized end-of-year messages. Whether you're reflecting on academic growth, celebrating class memories, or offering words of encouragement for the future, this template helps you say it all with clarity and care. Perfect for elementary through high school, the file is fully editable in Google Docs, allowing you

This editable self-reflection tool is designed to help students evaluate their academic and personal growth over the course of the quarter or semester. It encourages students to reflect on their learning experiences, challenges, and overall well-being. The reflection includes a variety of thought-provoking questions that guide students in assessing their progress and identifying areas for improvement.

Students may be a blurter in class for many reasons.  It might be culturally appropriate in their culture, they may have low executive functioning, or they may just have a lot to say! Some students need to learn the social norms for school culture. In most schools, it is not appropriate for students to blurt out when they have something to say.  This intervention aims to make students aware of their blurting in a calm and sensitive way.  The visual of objects on their desk will serve as a consta