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Help your students stay organized in their research project by gathering specific facts. This will help them see where they have a gap in information. Students will be able to create a 5 sentence or more paragraph with the facts they gather.

Use this template for your own write the room activities. I use this for math practice. Just place some problems on sticky notes around the room and let them record in this sheet. Number line added to the top of both sides to help students working on fact fluency.

8 reminders / day for a Monday-Friday schedule. Put student's initials or name on the back and grade level in case card left with a specials/other teacher. Simple design in case you want to have the student track for themselves. Recommend: Print one, laminate both halves and keep one as a back-up, then use a sharpie to fill in each circle. Erase with a dry erase marker in the afternoon.

This exit slip on magnets is a quick and easy way to assess students' understanding of polarity and the types of magnets! It can be used as a quick check at the end of a topic in a larger unit, part of a final assessment, or even as brief homework! NGSS Standards Assessed: 3-PS2-3: Ask questions to determine cause and effect relationships of electric or magnetic interactions between two objects not in contact with each other.

This exit slip is commonly used after reading a fractured fairy tale. Students select an area in which the fairy tale was fractured by circling it. Students then explain with a sentence or two how the fairy tale was fractured.