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Math Strategy charts using all mathematical operations (addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division ) for third grade or fourth grade. The math strategy charts can be used as posters/mini anchor charts for our visual learners, and provides guidance in choosing the strategy that works BEST for them. Also included are math self-checklists which are differentiated (high, on-level, and below). It used to self-assess when completing their work, and when solving mathematical word problems

Includes my best selling math strategy charts for addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. ALL Strategy Charts Includes a Visual with different strategies. You can also choose the option to print it to minimal size for kids to easily hold onto it/to take it home. This is a growing bundle. I will continue to add more mathematical charts to this bundle. DETAILS of What's Included: 1. Three differentiated self-checklists for solving one-step word problems 3 differentiated checklist

Personal Narrative Sentence Starters for you and your students to use individually or in small groups. Helpful for ENL students or students who struggle to start their sentences. These sentence starters are also translated in Spanish and includes a visual matching the sentence. The charts are created in black and white and in pastel colors. *Pair these up with the personal narrative paper choice* so they can have the appropriate paper to write their stories *Also included two sentence starter s

Fraction Strategy charts for comparing fractions and understanding the parts of a whole (best for third grade or fourth grade). These fraction strategy charts can be used as posters /mini anchor charts for our visual learners, for small group as a resource, and provides guidance in choosing the strategy that works BEST for them. These charts also guides them to understand how to look at a fraction or how to use the strategy when comparing fractions. DETAILS of What's Included: Fraction charts i

This reading data tracker will collect each student's reading progress for every two to three months using Fountas and Pinnell A to Z. This organized color-code tracker is used in Google Sheets, where you can keep track of each student's reading level from the beginning of the school year to the end of the school year. Using this color-code data, teachers can create realistic and achievable reading goals for students, and set class-wide goals. The color-code works based on the benchmark reading

Prepare your third graders (3rd grade) for the upcoming STATE TEST reading and writing assessment with this easy to read common core aligned charts. Ready to print for your students to use while practicing for the ELA state test. Place them in acrylic holders, or include it in their folders. You can also use them for your reading and writing small groups during your teach/active engagement. In my classroom, my students have always referred to these charts whenever they were unsure how to ann

51 different guided reading or reading strategy/reading skill conference notes to provide low prep positive feedback cards to your students in small group. Great to use for first grade, second grade, third grade, and with your ENL/ dual language students. My reading notes were compiled to reading conference notes for reading levels of A - K, the cards are a simple way to cut and paste onto your students' reading notes. Yes, its all positive because WE teachers need to always start on a positi

Guided reading comprehension questions for their low readers or for their students reading in levels A to H. Students will make improvements in their independent reading and during evaluation when practicing these questions in a small group or 1:1 with a teacher. The purpose of practicing comprehension questions with your students is for them to practice reading strategies and making sure they are understanding what they are reading within and beyond the text. TIPS: When using these question

Engaging independent reading logs and reading responses for grades 2-5. NOT YOUR TRADITIONAL READING LOG. It is designed to make it have a journal feel to it. There are 28 different ways to log and track their reading while reading a book and when completed with a book. Reading responses will hone into their comprehension and summarizing skills. The reading logs will also have the option of having parent signature/no signature. Why is this created?- this is a great way for your students to re