Jess Summers

Use these awards to celebrate your kids growth in math and ELA! Print these certificates on bright paper and sign for a perfect way to celebrate their success on reading level tests or other assessments.

This pack includes 12 math challenges all based on space and the planets! It also includes a fun intergalactic passport that kids can fill in as they pass the challenges!

The end of the school year is the perfect time to celebrate your students. These End of the Year Class Awards are fun and great way to acknowledge the personality and traits of each of your students. Whether you choose a special award for each student or have your class vote for their peers for the "most likely" awards, these end of the year superlative awards are the perfect way to recognize your students. Your students will absolutely love receiving these fun awards!

These newsletters are a great way to connect with families.

Eight math challenges all patriotic based! Kids will enjoy these challenges while reviewing their math skills. Topics include Barack Obama, George Washington, Independence Day and more.

The end of the school year is the perfect time to celebrate your students. These End of the Year Certificates are fun and great way to celebrate the end of the year! Your students will absolutely love receiving these fun awards!

Here are 26 fun classroom superlative certificates you can hand out at the end of the school year. You as the teacher can award them or your students can give them to each other!

These weekly newsletters are a perfect way to share news from your classroom with families!

A six activity math review with multiplication, division, arrays and pictographs.

This is a fun activity to do with your students at the end of the year!

Students will move their way through the nine different ice cream challenges in a fun way to review their math. They will "build" an ice cream cone as they pass each challenge.

These are a packet of handout that you could use for morning work, bell work, extra work or homework in your third grade classroom. It focuses on a variety of standards ranging from pictographs to word problems.

There are 8 math challenges included. Every time a student solves correctly, they will get to add to their snowman.

Take your scholars to a local library and have them go on a scavenger hunt!

Here is my week by week questions that correspond with The Witches. Hope you enjoy!

Here are a few handouts that I use at conference time. 1. Reminder form 2. Questionaire (before conferences) 3. Notes for kids from family members

Here you will find six different math challenges all focused on basketball. Kids will enjoy participating in March Madness and moving their jersey through the activities.

Here is a one page handout I send home with my scholars BEFORE family conferences to get an idea if there is anything they'd like to chat about.

Here is an exit ticket my third graders will use to asses their knowledge of elapsed time. It is in the style of PARCC exams. Hope you enjoy!

Here is a quick one page handout students can do to thank a teacher in your school!