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This product can be used for any grade level. For 6-12th grade, just eliminate Level 4 (playground). It includes voice levels 0-4 and provides visuals for students to remember each level. Teachers can also use this by saying, "We're in coffee shop mode" and she/he can quickly go over what it should look and sound like, using the reminders from the poster. Same for "restaurant mode, playground mode, and movie theater mode.

This document was super helpful for my fifth graders! These are guided notes that helped students organize information about the specific quadrilateral names, examples, and their attributes. My students were able to keep this in their binder and refer to it often during our unit. My district uses Illustrative Math Grade 5 and this was used with Unit 7. This product can be used with any curriculum!

This resource can be used for teachers, their students, and their students' families. I have used this resource in my fifth grade classroom for my students to have and refer to when working. I've sent it home and also posted it on Canvas for families to work on this skill with their child at home. My fifth grade students really benefited from this resource. It helped them understand the different quadrilaterals and their attributes. This chart was easy to read for them and straight to the point.

This google slide product includes 5 slides. The 1st slide is an "answer key" and shows how the anchor chart should be set up. First, the teacher would need to make an anchor chart with just the boxes drawn and laminate it. Then, the teacher would print and laminate each shape and name. On the back of each shape and name, put a velcro dot, so that it can easily be placed on the chart. This is an interactive anchor chart where students/teacher can place the shapes in the correct box or the name.

This is a free resource for upper grade level teachers (especially fifth grade), their students, and their students' families to use. This resource includes all of the steps to add fractions with unlike denominators. I have sent this resource to my students' families and posted it on Canvas. Many of the families in my classroom have mentioned they really find these resources helpful. My students have this printed for them as a mini-anchor chart for them to refer to when working on this skill. Th

All 3 Google Slides can be posted to an online learning platform and used as an assignment. All 3 could also be used as a teaching tool to project and work on with students. The teacher or the students can drag the shapes, attributes, or example shapes into the correct box. 1st slide - drag and drop the shapes into the correct box to match the attributes and quadrilateral name 2nd slide - drag and drop the quadrilateral names into the correct box to match the attributes and example shapes 3rd

This product can be used for any grade level and in any area of a school (not just for classroom teachers). It includes 4 hand signals and provides visuals for students to remember each. Teachers can use these posters to easily review what to do when you need a tissue, a drink, etc. They also can be used as reminders for students of what to do. As a classroom teacher, I have found these to be super helpful.

This resource includes 3 google slides. The first google slide is a resource for the teacher. This slide shows what the notes look like. The teacher could print it for their students to keep in a folder or binder, use as a mini anchor chart, to glue in a notebook, or have accessible for students on a digital learning platform. It can also be displayed to use in class. The second google slide is a resource the teacher could also print for students to use as notes. This slide could also be posted

This google slide product has 3 slides. This product is focused on the hierarchy of quadrilaterals and their attributes. The first 2 slides are a 2 slide assignment. They will need to be posted together on an online learning platform for students to complete. The first slide has the attributes for each specific quadrilateral. Students will need to cut the attributes from the first slide and paste on the second slide, in the correct box. The second slide is a diagram with the hierarchy of quadril

There are 3 google slides. The first slide is used as a DIGITAL assignment. This assignment is interactive in which students can drag the names and the shapes into the correct boxes. The second slide is the same assignment, but it is a PAPER assignment. The last slide is an answer key. To only post 1 slide - the online assignment slide, open the google slideshow, select slide 1, click on "File" (top left corner), click on "Make a Copy", click on "Selected Slides". This will be the google slide