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Three leveled worksheets for differentiated math groups solving for elapsed time with increasing difficulty. Also includes blank number lines and word problem templates for students to write their own problems.

This worksheet has a mixture of addition and subtractions questions to be used as assessment, morning work, review or practice.

Multiplication practice for students to review their sixes and sevens.

This download contains a list of comprehension discussion questions to accompany a book study of The One and Only Ivan. Questions range between higher order and lower order questions to assess comprehension.

This download contains several new vocabulary words found throughout The One and Only Ivan. There is a section of words with definitions, and an option with definitions left blank so that students can fill them in.

This neutral colored poster can be used as a reminder to use the RADD strategy for short answer questions.

A list of higher order questions to accompany a close reading of Crenshaw by Katherine Applegate. Questions can be used to create a purpose for reading chapters and provide collaboration opportunites.

Fraction sign to remind students of numerator and denominator.

This writing piece can be used for back to school, the new year, or the start of summer school. The prompt will inspire students to create goals.

24 task cards to practice an area unit of review for state testing. Print on colored paper, laminate and cuts cards to use as a group activity or place cards around the classroom to use as a scoot activity. Answer key included.

A writing prompt activity to go with the story Crenshaw by Katherine Applegate. Students will use information about Crenshaw learned from the story to describe and draw him.

Boot camp themed multiplication and division task cards. Can be used as a scoot to review for practice or assessment. Answer key and student worksheet included.

This winter themed activity can be used to practice multiplying with replacing a digit with a variable.

Perfect for a back to school ice breaker activity or for a brain break! Students will be given a card with an animal on it. Their goal is to act out being that animal through actions and sounds the animal makes (or silently for an extra challenge). Students will explore the room looking for their partner who has the same animal as them.

Print on cardstock or laminate for students to remember their login information.

This can be used at the beginning of the year as a way for students to interact with their classmates. Students will ask each other questions to fill in each box on their sheet.

Practice identifying and thinking of adverbs. This resource could be used as practice or as a grammar assessment.