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Reveal Math is a great curriculum, but sometimes you just need some extra practice for your students. This nine-question worksheet is great to use for spiral review, warm-up, morning work, or even a quick homework assignment. An answer key is included for easy grading. Aligns with the Reveal Math 4th Grade Curriculum - Chapter 4, Lesson 2 (4-2) Represent Comparison Problems Using Multiplication

Bright rainbow colors and squiggle lines adorn this adorable set of manuscript alphabet posters. Perfect for preschool or a K - 2 classroom. I use this in my second grade room and the colors brighten up the plain white walls!

7 Bright Colors - covers and/or labels for student's take home folders! Just add student names and print. I just love the super cute sketched school supply pattern on these! I use these on black folders and the colors really pop! Add names in PowerPoint - this is a PowerPoint file with the text box ready for you to edit. You may use any of your own fonts - the font I used on my examples is Garlic Shrimp, and it is free for personal use. *I do have the commercial license for using it in my p

Enjoy this freebie Tidy Tubs label, sized to fit the Dollar Tree waste baskets! During the Summer months you can grab some really cute, bright colors - I was able to get neon pink, green, and blue! Tidy Tubs are great for keeping at tables or desk groups to keep students from constantly getting up to throw away paper. I only allow my students to throw away paper in them - this keeps them clean. I assign the emptying of the bins as a classroom job. Overall this has kept my classroom floors mu