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I created this to help my 6th graders take notes, review, and retain information on Box Plots. If you would like a specific Doodle Note created please send me a message!!! FIND PART 2 HERE: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Box-Plots-Doodle-Notes-Part-2-2540681

I created this Doodle Note to go along with the video by Crash Course Kids #16.2 Up, Up & Away. It talks about what wind is, how it moves, and what causes it to change direction. It addresses areas or high pressure and low pressure, land breezes and sea breezes. Check out the video by clicking here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P-G0YkfgdbA Look for a doodle note on "Current Events" by Crash Course Kids coming soon.

This is Part 2 of my Box Plots Doodle notes set. Find Part 1 at my store. This doodle notes is to help students understand how to take the 5 number summary and use it to construct a box plot from it. I use this in my class with 6th grade and they love them. (They actually keep up with doodle notes!) If you would like a specific doodle note page send me a message with the subject/standard/ grade level. FEEDBACK IS APPRECIATED!

This is a poetry lesson designed to last 3 days but may be longer. It hits all the high points of poetry and allows to student to write and publish their own poem on Scholastic.com. The assessments can be modified to fit the needs of the students in your classroom.

This is an Integrated lesson plan that incorporates social studies, language arts, math, and technology. I used these in centers but they could easily be split up to equal multiple whole group lessons. Students draw a map, makes shapes, write a story and test their geometry skills.

I created this worksheet to be used in conjunction with story elements.Students can fill it in individually or as a group it is up to you! I created it for my third grade reading group. The topic of Realistic Fiction VS. Fantasy can be changed!!!

I created this script to go along with the Study Jams video "A Day on Earth" it is a fill in the blank script to help keep students enaged while watching the video. I play the video through once then a second time while they fill in the blanks. HOWEVER, do not show them the summary at the end. Instead I left space and instructions for them to come up with their own summary. You could then compare and see if any of the students came up with what the video said. Link to the video below. videohttp

This is a short poster set for introducing division and relating it to multiplication.

Human Body Systems Review Game (Relationships and Functions) Help students prepare/ review for Human Body Systems. This review game is played like connect four. Give students counters, paper clips, tokens, etc. if they get and answer correct they place a counter on their game board. Questions ask mainly about the relationship and functions of human body systems. There are also some about single cell and multi-celled organisms. (There are two blank ones so you can add your own.) Great for cente

Guided notes to be used for Amplify (Texas) Unit 9 Lesson 6 READ ALOUD. Keep students engaged while you read aloud from the TE. Read Aloud: Francisco Vasquez de CoronadoIncludes ~Vocabulary ~Guided Notes ~Word Bank

I created this to help review Mesopotamia. It covers the general idea of Mesopotamia, influential people, inventions, and geography. Feel free to edit the notes to my class at the bottom of the page. Answer key IS included.

An editable newsletter for November with sections for classroom news, focus points, homework, contact info, and notes. Can be modified to fit your needs!

This product goes along with the National Geographic Science Almanac paperback book that can be found at the Dollar Tree. I went through and typed up questions to go along with each page. Can be used as extra credit or in groups or as a modified research assignment.

Hey all! I am back (slowly)! I moved, had a kid, moved again life has been crazy but here is a one page testing affirmation page to give your students to help them breathe, decompress, and feel good before those big tests!

I really needed something like this for when I conference with my third graders. However, all I could find were reading logs and things like that so I created my own and I hope you find it useful too! I forgot to add the link for the awesome font I used so here it is! http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Kidsrcute

This product is to help students understand/review the prevailing westerlies. My kiddos had a hard time with this. It has a description, where they happen and a visual for students to see where they occur. At the bottom is a blank space for students to respond to on "Why does the wind change direction?" I plan on having my students research this question write down a good explanation and then trade bookmarks and let their classmates review what they said and compare it to their own definition.

Unit on Ancient India geared towards 6th grade social studies.

This a simple lesson plan template created for one subject. I teach math in 5th grade and could not find a good user-friendly template so I came up with this one! Happy Planning!

I created this worksheet for students to complete during a reading conference. it help students think about what they are reading, why, what connections they can make, and also has comprehension questions for them to focus on. This correlates with the Reading Conference Guide for teachers found on The Curriculum Corner. The URL is below and the cards are free to print off! http://www.thecurriculumcorner.com/thecurriculumcorner123/2012/09/24/reading-conference-guide/#_a5y_p=1342307

Cut out the sort cards and have students place them in the correct category. You can laminate the cards to reuse and save time so students do not have to cut out the cards. Cards could be glued if you intend for students to keep them or to be used as an assessment.