Jackie Suarez

This powerpoint will help guide your similes and metaphor lesson using the story Owl Moon.

Enjoy teaching about main idea and details with this interactive matching game. Students lay out the pictures of all the rooms found in a house. From there, the teacher explains that the headings or names of the rooms are the main ideas. Students match the detail card that matches an activity or action that could take place in a specific room in a house under that heading. Hope this helps!! It is not PDF, so make changes as needed. Students can be assessed using the worksheet attached in which t

Great powerpoint to teach onomatopoeia. Students really enjoy listening to the story and then creating their own onomatopoeia endings to sentences in the story.

This game makes a great center or small group lesson. Students match prefixes and suffixes with root words. It is not a PDF so changes can be made. Enjoy!!

This is a great way to help your students organize their writing as they begin a report on their favorite animal. I used it with my students and it made the drafting process a lot easier. Even my struggling writers were motivated!

This test/review can be used to review place value,and other skills taught in chapter 1 of the Go Math! Edition. It can also be modified to fit your student needs and makes a great review no matter what textbook you use.

Enjoy this 46 slide powerpoint as you review important skills learned in Chapter 2-The Universe/Pearson Interactive Science. My students enjoy using white boards as they engage in the process of answering the questions. The powerpoint is simple but very helpful in helping students master the most important skills and concepts covered in the chapter.

This is a 46 slide powerpoint that I use to review skills learned in Chapter 2 of the 3rd grade Pearson Science Textbook. (Interactice Science) It is a simple powerpoint that can offer a great review before the chapter test. I usually have the students use dry erase boards to write down their answers. This gives me an assessment piece that I can use to reteach certain skills not yet mastered.

I use this rubric after teaching Main Idea and Details. This rubric is a great tool to help guide your instruction and differentiate as needed. Note: the benchmarks and guidelines are for Florida Schools but it is not PDF, changes can be made.

I cut the strips and attach each one to notebook paper. Students have to add details that match their main idea strip. This can be done in pairs or independently. Makes a great center after a lesson on main idea and details.

Engage your students in this story after or during a read aloud of Some Smug Slug while teaching Alliteration. Enjoy!!

This packet will help guide your instruction of the Exploration of the Americas. Students will learn about Ponce De Leon, Jacques Cartier, Christopher Newport...and other important skills, needed for this topic.

I cut the strips and attach each one to notebook paper. Students have to add details that match their main idea strip. This can be done in pairs or independently. Makes a great center after a lesson on main idea and details.

This is a great literacy center game to review cause and effect as students read Chestnut Cove.

These worksheets will help your students create a bar graph and pictograph with data collected from other classmates. Enjoy!

I am working on these rubrics to help my students reflect on their learning. It also provides great feedback for further intervention.The rubrics cover the benchmark for Florida but it is not a PDF,so it can be modified to fit your needs.

use this downloadable file to print the sight words on labels. I use this to make flash cards for center work and also to send home for review.

This is work in progress, but I thought I would share in hopes that someone out there would improve and let me know about it! I would like to have my third grade students reflect on their school year and having struggling learners...made me create this planning sheet to guide them through their writing. FEEDBACK Appreciated!!

I got this idea from another website and just created my own. Students will enjoy making this Earth Day Mobile as they persuade others to reduce, reuse and recycle! Make changes as needed! Enjoy!

This is a simple way to get your students to illustrate their ideas for an animal report.