Holly Treece
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Florida, United States
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With nearly 20 years of teaching experience, I’m passionate about creating engaging, inclusive resources that support all learners. For the past five years, I’ve been teaching in a virtual setting, building strong connections with students from across the country. Throughout my career, I’ve taught in a wide range of environments—from inner-city Title I schools to gifted classrooms—and have spent several years co-teaching in inclusive classrooms alongside ESE students. My goal is to design meaningful materials that make learning accessible, fun, and effective for every student.
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Baseball Card Research Project
Students will love creating a baseball card for their favorite player or an assigned player. I used this template in conjunction with a story regarding Satchel Paige. Students were given various African American baseball players and were required to research them. They really enjoyed learning about the various players and creating a baseball card.
3rd - 6th
English Language Arts, Informational Text, Reading
Tropicana Speech Outline
All fourth through sixth graders in the state of Florida are required to participate in the Tropicana Speech Contest. This outline template will help your students plan their speech.
4th - 6th
Writing
Stranded by Jeff Probst
Are you reading Stranded by Jeff Probst with your students? Looking for a phenomenal resource to walk your students through every reading skill? This is the resource for you! This 27 page document contains every reading skill imaginable from main idea to summarizing and sequencing to cause and effect. Your students will love to read Stranded but will benefit from this packet. It contains mentor sentences, anchor charts, summary paragraphs and much much more. This resource covers all reading stan
4th - 6th
Literature, Reading Strategies, Vocabulary
Current Event Template
If you are looking for a way to integrate current events and your social studies block, here is a nifty little template for you! Your students will read an article of their choice, write facts/opinions and a summary of the article while also finding the location of the article on a world map.
4th - 6th
Social Studies
Multi-Digit Multiplication QR Scavenger Hunt
Your students will LOVE this QR Code Scavenger Hunt. Included are 20 QR codes with 10- two digit by two digit multiplication fact practice codes and 10- single digit by three-digit multiplication fact practice codes. Students will pick any card they desire to begin with, scan it, work it out, and find their answer on a different card. They are able to self-correct any misconceptions they may have while working through the cards. You have the ability to distinguish between single-digit multipl
4th - 6th
Basic Operations, Math, Other (Math)
Blast Off to a New Year! A Space-Themed Back-to-School Activity Pack
Launch your school year with excitement and connection using this out-of-this-world resource! Blast Off to a New Year is a complete space-themed activity bundle designed to help upper elementary students build community, learn classroom routines, and set personal goals—all while having a fun time getting to know each other. What's Included: Mission Launch - Welcome activities, classroom tour signs, and astronaut name tags Meet the Crew - “Exploring the Galaxy of Me” & Planet Partner Inter
3rd - 5th
Not Subject Specific
Florida B.E.S.T. Standards- 3rd Grade
You will find all BEST standards for ELA, Math, Science, and Social Studies written as "I can" statements. Each page has two printable standards on a farmhouse themed background. The standards are written along with the "I can" statement.
3rd
English Language Arts, Math, Science
Native American Gallery Walk
Your students will absolutely LOVE this gallery walk of Native Americans and will be fully engaged for the duration of the project. Students will work together in pairs, groups, or individually (however you choose) to research Native American Tribes. There are questions to help guide students for their poster creations. When students complete their posters you can have a gallery walk. The gallery walk will provide students the opportunity to learn about Native Americans from their peers. My s
4th - 7th
Native Americans, Social Studies
Space-Themed Desk Tags
Add a stellar touch to your classroom with these fun and functional space-themed desk name tags. Perfect for back-to-school, classroom organization, or your space-themed decor. There are two types of desk tags, one for K-2 and one for 3-5. For the K-2 desk tag students will find the printed alphabet, left and right hands, olors, basic shapes, and a number line up to 20. The 3-5 desk tag includes cursive alphabet, number line, multiplication chart, fraction chart, greater than/less than signs,
K - 5th
Not Subject Specific
Cause and Effect Scoot
Scoot is a very engaging, exciting game that your students will love to play. In this Cause and Effect Scoot, students will determine if the underlined part is the cause or the effect. By the end of the scoot, students will have read and answered 20 different cause and effect questions.
3rd - 5th
English Language Arts, Reading Strategies
Students' Reading CAFE Strategies book
This is an excellent tool for upper elementary students to learn to take responsibility for their reading goals. I have gone through the CAFE strategies and created a booklet for students to keep in a journal or folder. As they master a CAFE strategy they will write the date down. This provides them to easily view which strategies they are proficient with and which ones they still need to work on.
4th - 6th
English Language Arts, Reading Strategies
Glory Be by Augusta Scattergood
Are you reading Glory Be by Augusta Scattergood with your students? Looking for a phenomenal resource to walk your students through every reading skill? This is the resource for you! This 26 page document contains every reading skill imaginable from main idea to summarizing and sequencing to cause and effect. Your students will love to read Glory Be but will benefit from this packet. This resource covers all reading standards and includes detailed questions, and more for each chapter in Glory Be
4th - 6th
Close Reading, ELA Test Prep, English Language Arts
Interpreting Remainders Question Set
If you're like me, you've been scowering the internet for word problems that relate to interpreting the remainder. I've compiled 8 pages of questions (4 questions per page) that require students to not only solve the division problem but interpret the remainder and explain why. I've used these for homework assignments, quizzes, and independent classwork assignments.
4th - 6th
Basic Operations, Math, Other (Math)
Parenthesis, Brackets, Braces for Student Notebooks
A great tool to be added to any ISN on parenthesis, brackets, and braces. Students will be able to see step-by-step how to solve equations with the easy to visualize color-coded problem.
5th - 7th
Algebra, Math, Order of Operations
FSA Writing: Student Informative Rubric
This student-friendly writing prompt will help your students to self-assess their FSA informative writing. The rubric has been re-worded and paraphrased using student-friendly terms.
3rd - 6th
English Language Arts, Informational Text
FSA Writing: Outline How-to-Guide
The new FSA writing requirements are challenging and exhausting for both teachers and students. I have found a way to help students become more comfortable with the planning stage of the writing. Based on Core Connections, this how-to-guide will be a great asset to helping your students understand how to plan for their essay effectively.
4th - 6th
ELA Test Prep, English Language Arts
FSA Writing: Civil Rights Most Influential Person Essay
The FSA writing requirement is exhausting and challenging for students and teachers alike. I have created a way to help students become more comfortable with the demands. Students will receive a passage a week assigned as homework. Each night they will add a portion to their graphic organizer and by Friday they will have the opportunity to respond to the prompt through writing.
4th - 5th
ELA Test Prep, English Language Arts, Writing-Essays
Ponce de Leon Prompt and Passage
The new FSA writing requirements are challenging and exhausting for both teachers and students. I have found a way to help students become more comfortable with the demands of writing an essay. Each week students are given a passage and prompt. They will complete a portion of a graphic organizer each night and by Friday they are able to respond to the prompt. This packet includes two passages and an opinion prompt.
4th - 6th
English Language Arts, Informational Text, Writing
Jean Ribault Tiered Reading Passage
The FSA writing requirement is exhausting and challenging for students and teachers alike. I have created a way to help students become more comfortable with the demands. Students will receive a passage a week assigned as homework. Each night they will add a portion to their graphic organizer and by Friday they will have the opportunity to respond to the prompt through writing. This passage packet includes tiered passages for differentiation. There are three levels included.
4th - 6th
English Language Arts, Informational Text, Writing
FSA Writing: Civil Rights in Florida
The FSA writing requirement is exhausting and challenging for students and teachers alike. I have created a way to help students become more comfortable with the demands. Students will receive a passage a week assigned as homework. Each night they will add a portion to their graphic organizer and by Friday they will have the opportunity to respond to the prompt through writing. Included in this 9 page document are text-supported questions students can complete to help them retain the information
4th - 5th
ELA Test Prep, English Language Arts, Writing-Essays
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About the store
Experience
With nearly 20 years of teaching experience, I’m passionate about creating engaging, inclusive resources that support all learners. For the past five years, I’ve been teaching in a virtual setting, building strong connections with students from across the country. Throughout my career, I’ve taught in a wide range of environments—from inner-city Title I schools to gifted classrooms—and have spent several years co-teaching in inclusive classrooms alongside ESE students. My goal is to design meaningful materials that make learning accessible, fun, and effective for every student.
Teaching style
I’m passionate about integrating technology into everyday learning to make lessons more dynamic, relevant, and student-centered. As a project-based teacher, I believe students learn best when they can apply their knowledge in creative, hands-on ways. My resources are designed to encourage critical thinking, collaboration, and meaningful demonstrations of understanding through engaging, tech-friendly projects.
Awards & shining teacher moments
Teacher of the Month March 2020
Teacher of the Year 2024
My own education history
I earned my BA in Elementary Education from Flagler College in St. Augustine, Florida. I earned my Master's Degree in Teaching and Learning with Technology from Ashford University and my second Master's Degree from Liberty University in Curriculum and Instruction with an emphasis on gifted education.
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