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There are 17 scripts focusing on character. Some of the character traits covered are: patience, helping, rudeness, judging, truth, sharing and rumours. They work well as reader's theatre, plays or puppet skits. Some are fairly long so it would be hard for younger kids to memorize the parts.

These games have been tested and honed over my career. They require few materials, are easy to organized and are laid out logically. I include the materials needed, a description of the game, advantages, disadvantages, and safety concerns for each.

This notebook file contains examples of true and hoax viral emails and viral videos as well as resources and guidelines for evaluating them. It is designed to give students the tools to evaluate them.

This is a game that takes students through the stages of village, town, city and to country. At each stage they work through organization and chance factors that affect their success. There is also a reflection page at each stage so that students can experience how government, organization and laws are developed. It comes with game cards, game map, instructions and reflection pages.

This file contains what you need to run a Conservation Fair. It is similar to a Science Fair. There are three project types: experiment, invention and research with appropriate marking rubrics, explanations, schedules and suggestions for each.

This mini unit has four lessons: What is an ecosystem, biomes, human interactions and it ends with a planning page for students to build a model of an ecosystem.

This is a notebook file with ten mini-lessons for mental math decimals. Each lesson contains a mini-lesson and then a practise page. They include rounding, ordering, adding, subtracting, converting to percent and the basic concept.

I made up four stories about some cavemen that are ideal for looking for clues and teaching about inferring. It is set up to be modeled on day one, group work on day two, partner work on day three, and individual practise on day four but it is easy to adapt to other setups.

You can fill in time or teach research skills with these ten activities. Students will need access to a computer and the internet to complete these. Answers are provided where applicable.

I have divided the novel into five sections and written questions and created a rubric for each. The pages are meant to be put into a duotang and the rubrics highlighted or circled for easy tracking. The concepts covered are summarizing, comprehension, word knowledge, supporting answers and grammar.

I divided the novel into five sections with questions and a marking rubric for each section. The pages are meant to be photocopied, put into a duotang, and marked with a highlighter or circled for easy tracking. The concepts covered in the questions and rubric are summarizing, questioning, comprehension, grammar and supporting answers.

This is a notebook file with eight mental math adding lessons. Each lessons is laid out with a mini-lesson, then a mental math practise, then a mixed practise page.

This is a notebook file that contains five mini-lessons for using mental math to divide. Each lesson contains a teaching page, a practise page that the students should try to calculate mentally, and a mixed practise page that is also meant to be done mentally.

This notebook file contains 12 mental math fraction lessons. Each lesson is set up the same way with a mini-lesson and then a practise page for the students to do mentally.

This is a notebook file. All the lessons are set up in the same way. There is a mini-lesson, a page for practising the concept and then a page with mixed practise.

This file splits animals into vertebrates and invertebrates and then has a page with characteristics for mammals, birds, amphibians, fishes and reptiles. It also has a couple of activities, interactive and other.

This notebook file has six mental math lessons for subtracting. They are all set up in the same way. The first page is a mini-lesson, then a practise page, then a mixed practise page.

This notebook file has four spelling lists with activities including interactive notebook games. Three of the lists are prefixes and one is suffixes.

Here are three word lists focusing on consonant blends. There are interactive and other activities in this file.

This activity has students create a game involving place value concepts. Because they must make up the questions and answers, they learn about place value when they create the game and when they play it. After they make the game, they play it or someone else's.