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Hello and welcome to Innate Press! This shop focuses on critical thinking, project-based learning, and high interest resources for elementary school students. I believe in igniting the innate curiosity kids have inside. So whether you are looking for an escape room that get kids thinking, or a secret code worksheet that is full of interesting facts, or a curriculum that ties multiple subjects together - this is the place for you!
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Preview of Cut and Fold Lines of Symmetry Shapes Worksheets 2nd 3rd 4th Grade

Cut and Fold Lines of Symmetry Shapes Worksheets 2nd 3rd 4th Grade

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Looking for a hands-on way for your students to understand lines of symmetry? These symmetry cut and fold worksheets are designed to introduce the concept of a line of symmetry to your students in a simple way. Each page includes shapes to be cut out. Your student then will fold each shape along the line to see if it is a mirror image. There is then an answer sheet where your student can mark yes or no to answer if it is a line of symmetry. By folding shapes by hand, it becomes easier for studen
Preview of Telling Time Worksheet Bundle for Kids in Grades 2 3 and 4

Telling Time Worksheet Bundle for Kids in Grades 2 3 and 4

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It's time to focus on time! From reading analog clocks to distinguishing between a.m. and p.m., this bundle covers what your students need to know about telling time. This bundle includes six resources for a total of 60 practice worksheets related to telling time. For each topic, the pages gradually increase in difficulty to help children increase their skills. There are also three time-related mini-posters. These can be used to introduce concepts, review previous learning, or for kids to refe
Preview of Lines of Symmetry Shapes Worksheets for Elementary 2nd 3rd 4th Grade Math

Lines of Symmetry Shapes Worksheets for Elementary 2nd 3rd 4th Grade Math

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Do your students need a little practice with the concept of lines of symmetry when it comes to shapes? This resource is here to help! Included are nine worksheets where students use symmetry to finish the drawing to make a complete shape. There are also two worksheets that ask kids to draw lines for shapes that have one, two, three, and five possible lines of symmetry. Another worksheet asks students to determine if the given lines are lines of symmetry for nine different shapes. This resource a
Preview of Units of Time Worksheets with Mini-poster - Learning and Converting

Units of Time Worksheets with Mini-poster - Learning and Converting

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How many seconds in a minute? How many days in a year? Are your students ready to answer questions like these? If not, this resource can help! Start with a mini-poster that helps students understand what the units of time really are. This can be a good reference for kids to look back on as needed. Then, there are 6 matching, cut & paste, and fill-in worksheets that students can use to practice units of time. Finally, there are 4 worksheets of word problems where students practice using their
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Hello and welcome to Innate Press! This shop focuses on critical thinking, project-based learning, and high interest resources for elementary school students. I believe in igniting the innate curiosity kids have inside. So whether you are looking for an escape room that get kids thinking, or a secret code worksheet that is full of interesting facts, or a curriculum that ties multiple subjects together - this is the place for you!

Teaching style

I love incorporating higher order thinking skills into lessons and using hands-on projects to engage learners. I love making my students laugh by being just a little silly. To give students confidence, I like to build their skills up over time.

Awards & shining teacher moments

* That "ah ha!" moment when a child finally gets it. * Hearing a student excitedly telling her mom what we learned that day. * Kids who are thinking about becoming mathematicians, writers, inventors, or artists at the end of the school year. * Seeing a reluctant reader dive into a good series. * Hearing kids encourage each other and boost each other up.

My own education history

My bachelor's degree is in Chemical Engineering. I then went on to earn a master's in education and multi-subject teaching credential for grades K-8. Most recently, I finished a master's program in instructional design. I also love learning outside of school through reading, documentaries, and experiencing the world myself!

Additional biographical information

I have experience tutoring reading to students with dyslexia and calculus to students at an Ivy League school. I've taught kids and adults, online and in-person. And I've seen that all learners need: * content broken down into smaller, digestible pieces * feedback and guidance * encouragement!