Jill Borg

Use this organizer with upper grade students to help them write a five paragraph essay! This is an easy way to organize thoughts before writing or typing a final draft.

These place value discs can be used to teach about place value, values of numbers, addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. They can be printed in black and white on colored paper or printed in color. I recommend adding magnetic tape to the back to use on a whiteboard during math workshop. They can also be used by students in centers or small group instruction.

I have made this banner to use for my math workshop bulletin board. However, I have made this file editable to meet your needs for any subject or title! Enjoy! **The font used for this product is MTF Jumpin' Jack. You will need to download this free font in order for the product to look like mine. You can also customize it to be any font of your choice. I have purchased a commercial use license for this font to use in my TpT products.

This is a great game to get your students to practice math fluency. This can be used with most grade levels and any math operation (addition, subtraction, multiplication, or division). The only materials you need are a dice and this game board. You students will love using higher-order thinking skills as they figure out how to make it to 100 first! They might not even realize they are practicing their fluency.

Have your students explore the American Revolution through project-based learning. This unit utilizes students' multiple intelligence to give them choice in how they present information. Included in this unit are: 1. Road to the Revolution - Students will explore the main causes and events leading up to the Revolutionary War. 2. Battles of the Revolution - Students will explore the main battles in the Revolutionary War. 3. Rubric - This rubric can be used to evaluate student projects.

Are you looking for a great way for your students to demonstrate their knowledge of fractions, decimals, and percentages? This Fraction Quilt activity is a fun and engaging way for students to show what they know. Directions are included at the top of the page. There are three different options for differentiation.