Jon Huber

These are great for cutting out and laminating on poster board to create an anchor chart for science classrooms. They could also be shrunk down to create a handout for students to glue into their notebooks. If you would like these edited onto a single page, please reach out and I will make the adjustments.

This graphic organizer is a great addition to any lesson on the branches of the U.S. Government. Use as a background on Google Slides and then add text boxes right on top to create a great digital assignment right in Google Classroom.

I created this journal for my students to use for their STEAM Fair projects and I wanted to share. If you would like this edited or personalized, please reach out and I would be happy to change some of the wording or edit as much as I can. I included two title page options depending on the assignment.

This resource is a great way to assess student knowledge about the major Earths Systems (atmosphere, biosphere, hydrosphere, and geosphere). Questions included in each organizer cover the greek root for each word, a description of the system, what each system is made up of, how they interact with each other, and finally why is each system important. Students use the graphic organizers to write an essay about the four major Earth Systems (essay sheets included). Makes for a great end-of-unit rese

Students pick an example of an ecosystem (ocean, forest, dessert, grasslands, etc.) and answer multiple questions about that ecosystem. Students the use that information to write an essay about their ecosystem. Worksheets are formatted as background with editable text boxes overlaying them. Makes for a great research project and/or end-of-unit assessment!!

This is a fun little way to check students' understanding of chemical and physical changes. This text boxes used for this Drag and Drop activity are fully editable. I added pictures when I created this assignment, but the text boxes allow you to change alignment, colors, font, etc. Text box size might need to be adjusted to fit the table, depending on font selected.

I created this document to go along with an activity where students learned about interviews. Students enjoyed learning about their desk buddies and then sharing what they learned with the whole class. Great for a first-day-of-school activity or to supplement learning about interviews. This can also be used for students to learn about their heritage and/or community, as students can interview a parent, grandparent, neighbor, etc.

This is a fantastic resource for teaching students about various endangered animals. The animals included in this packet all live in a jungle somewhere on planet earth, but this could easily be used as part of a larger endangered animals project. There are 13 animals that live primarily on land, 5 animals that live in the air, and 5 animals that live mostly in or near the water...all in various jungles throughout the world. There is another resource (graphic organizer, sentence starters, and wri

This resource is a fantastic way to lead a research project on endangered animals that live in a jungle. It can also be combined with other informational texts, but this resource includes informational text on 18 endangered animals that live in the jungle. Includes a graphic organizer, sentence starter worksheet, final draft writing template, and the informational texts.

Here's the Scoop! end-of-year activity. Perfect for students to demonstrate some memorable moments from the school year. Fun and engaging, students will write their responses and then can color in the different ice cream scoops and bowl. Students can also draw and add-on their favorite ice cream sundae toppings, i.e. cherries, sprinkles, chocolate chips, whipped cream, etc. Worksheets for grades K-5 Ice cream scoops each include a different writing prompt, including: * My favorite memory from th

This is a fantastic resource for a research project or progressive writing assignment to go along with Earth Day/Month. Resource includes a graphic organizer, sentence starter worksheet, and template for writing a final draft. This can be used for any animal research project, but I also have available informational texts for 18 endangered animals that live in a jungle (sold separately or as a bundle). Excellent way to obtain a writing sample with various modifications for all types of learners.

I created this resource to use for a bulletin board activity during Black History Month. This should be printed double-sided and stapled in the middle so that it can be folded into a booklet. If you would like this to be printed on full-pages to create more of a packet, please let me know and I will edit the document to make full pages. I can also edit the names of the people or just leave it blank for you.

This was a very helpful vocabulary flap book for a unit on maps and globes. Students cut along the dotted lines, glue the vertical strip into their notebooks and write definitions under the flap for each vocabulary word.

I created this resource to use for a bulletin board activity during Hispanic Heritage Month. This should be printed double-sided and stapled in the middle so that it can be folded into a booklet. If you would like this to be printed on full-pages to create more of a packet, please let me know and I will edit the document to make full pages. I can also edit and change the names of the people or leave it blank if you want.

Students pick an example of an ecosystem (ocean, forest, dessert, grasslands, etc.) and answer multiple questions about that ecosystem. Students the use that information to write an essay about their ecosystem. Worksheets are formatted as background with editable text boxes overlaying them. Makes for a great research project and/or end-of-unit assessment!!

This was a great activity for my students to learn about and reflect on their own community. This double-sided document can be folded in thirds to create a pamphlet.

A great activity to help students learn about different countries! Perfect for bulletin boards, International Day activities, and research projects. **Print double-sided, flipping on the short edge.**

This is a nice little addition to the classroom. Can be printed up and laminated for individual students or makes for a great anchor chart when printed on a larger scale.

This is a great vocabulary resource to print up and have students glue into their notebooks for each lesson/chapter/unit. This should be printed double-sided in order to create the booklet. There is space for students to write the word, definition, a sentence and draw a picture. Teacher can print up multiple copies of pages 3 and 4 if more are needed, making it possible to make this booklet however big you need it. If you would like a single page version of this for more writing/drawing room or

This is is nice little resource to print on a larger scale and laminate as an anchor chart to display all year long in the classroom. This could also be made into smaller individual copies for students to keep in their notebooks.