Jada Reeves

This is a rubric I created for the Science Fair Projects at my school. I give the students a copy, but this is what the judges use to grade the students.

This is an template for students to interview someone that experienced 911. We use this as a discussion and then write about it. The images and border I used are from Anita Goodwin "I NEED A GOOD CLIP". Her store link is http:// www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/ Anita-Goodwin.

Fully Editable 26-27 School Calendar. For this purchase you will receive a link for a template on Canva. Thank you for your purchase.

I created this graphic organizer for my writing stations in my classroom. We use a picture of the day for the week. After they have completed the see, think, wonder page, they will then write a paragraph about the picture and their thoughts. Really gets them thinking! I used a free font on this document that you may not have on your computer.

This is a rubric that I made for our Social Studies Fair. There are two whole pages that equal a 25 point rubric. It is a little bit easier to read with the pictures for each category. The points weighted are smaller so it is easier to add up for the students as well. Enjoy!

This is a template that I made for my Take Home Tuesday folders. It is editable for you to customize. I have a different font than you may have on your computer, so it may look slightly different when you download it. The border was a free download from The 3AM Teacher who is a seller on Teachers Pay Teachers and allows us to use her borders. She has a lot of great stuff at her store. You should check her out!

A template for teachers to send with students to see the school nurse.

This is a form I created for parents to fill out at Open House on their child. The preview shows the lines off center, but when you open it up, everything aligns right. There are certain items that I would like to know specifically that I have included such as: which parent they live with, allergies, transportation to and from school, siblings, etc. I can keep this right by the phone for a substitute as well. The border that I used was from the Paula Kim Studio store on Teacher pay Teachers.

Here is a checklist that I made for myself. These are most of the procedures and routines that I teach in my own room. This is for the first day or first week of school. You can edit this to your own style! The border used was from Doodle Art by Jenny on TpT. She has lots of great stuff, so check her out too!

This is a chart that I created to organize stations in my room. I departmentalize so I only have the students for about an hour an a half. The first 30 minutes is for the bell ringer and short direction instruction for mini lessons. The other hour is dividing into 20 minute sections for small groups. I work with groups in the second two rotations. There is a section that you can type or write in the student names for each group as well. This document is editable so that you can customize it

Here is a study guide and a test on the Star Spangled Banner /National Anthem. I made a small unit for my 5th graders on studying the National Anthem and needed an assessment. The flag picture is used from google images under free to reuse.

This is a form I created for parents to sign up at Open House to be volunteers in my classroom. I made it so they can circle the days and times they are available to make it easier for me when I need to ask for help. The border that I used was from the Paula Kim Studio store on Teachers Pay Teachers. Thanks for stopping to view! I have also created a bundle of 3 items for Open House. It includes: the parent volunteer sign up sheet, parent info sign up sheet for class communication, and a st

Here is a study guide and test that I made for my immigration unit. There is 3 pages in the document and is editable. I have provided the key as well.

This is a set of interview questions to ask a grandparent or other special person. This was originally designed for a 3rd grade classroom to transition the students in to 5 paragraph essay writing.

Here is a list of superlatives that I have made for my 5th graders before they leave elementary school. This is an editable document that you can change to suit your needs.

Show positivity in your school by giving these notes to students when you catch them being good! The file you will receive allows you room to write your own name at the bottom.

Here is a simple set of rewards for older students. I teach 5th grade and my students love these. There are 6 pages of rewards with 6 rewards on each page. These are editable so that you can customize them for yourself. The border was a free download from Doodle Art by Jenny on TpT. The preview images look a little strange, but when you download them, they are straight, at least for me they are.

This is an award certificate to be given out for all participants that completed the Pumpkin Book Character Report.

This is a project I put together for my students to plan a trip to the Super Bowl. This entails them researching in detail lodging, travel, and ticket costs. They are then to create a digital presentation. There is a rubric I attached that I use to grade the final project. This is editable to your own class.

Here is a short list of vocabulary words that I use for my unit with the History of Flight. This goes along with Amelia Earhart and Charles Lindbergh. There is a key included and is editable to suit your needs.