Into Intermediate

Reading Blood on the River with your class? Use this culminating project to assess multiple reading standards focusing on how the characters changed over the course of the text. Includes digital option with a rubric!

⭐️⭐️⭐️UPDATED: Now includes options for primary & intermediate. Looking for a way to provide student choice while rewarding your students for meeting individual or class goals? Use this reward menu and edit it to reflect what prizes motivate your students! Could also be used at home to reward for chores or behavior as well.

Reading Blood on the River with your class? Use this culminating project to assess multiple reading standards focusing on how the characters changed over the course of the text. Includes paper option with a rubric! All you need to do is print a copy for each student and provide each student with a piece of construction paper so they can write and cut out their responses to glue onto the construction paper. Fold it into a brochure and staple them to a bulletin board for an easy student work disp

Looking to teach a whole group lesson on Figurative Language with interactive review using a Kagan strategy (whiteboard showdown)? Use this to teach or to review various types of figurative language!

Looking to freshen up your Learning Targets/Objectives/I Can Statements? Use these to label where you display your learning targets in your classroom! This is editable so you can be as content specific as you would like. I like to print these on cardstock, laminate them and put magnetic strips on the back to hang them on my whiteboard so I can move them depending on how much space I need to write each subject's objectives.

Looking to freshen up your daily schedule display? Use this boho rainbow themed schedule card pack! I like to print them on cardstock, laminate, cut and stick magnetic strips to the back of each one and put them on my whiteboard so I can easily move them around if we have schedule changes. Very helpful for all those interruptions to our schedules as elementary school teachers!

Want to encourage your students to engage in accountable talk? Print this out for use on a bulletin board or wall, and in color or black & white. I like to add onto my display the various types of accountable talk example as I introduce them throughout the year, but feel free to put them all on display at once!

Use this form to help prep you for your parent/teacher conferences! This is editable and can be a template you use for your entire class!

Looking for your own teacher stationary? Simply edit your name after "from the desk of..." and print with color on cardstock and you are ready to write your students and families all year long!