This is a Reader's Theater that I created about the Roman Legend of Romulus and Remus and how Rome was formed. It was created for a 6th grade classroom and is at a much lower reading level.
This is a reader's theater about weather versus climate. It contains a great deal of information about weather. There are 15 parts for this reader's theater.
This is a very funny readers theater script about the different types of energy. Students will learn alongside the "Energy Family." Roles:Mr. Energy Sally “Sound” Energy Mrs. Energy Larry “Light” Energy Heather “Heat” Energy Eddie “Electrical” Energy Cal “Chemical” Energy Mara “Mechanical” Energy
This is a Flush Activity/Question packet that I have created for students at a different levels. I currently use this in my sixth grade classroom which has a mix of students with a variety of reading levels. I have placed an * next to the questions that the lowest level readers/writers need to complete. The remaining questions are for sixth grade level or can be chosen for above grade level learners depending on your own students.
This is a practice worksheet for simplifying exponential expressions and practicing with scientific notation. It is 4 pages and can be used for notes, review, classwork, homework etc.
This is a simple exponent bingo game with positive only answers. This is a very simple game to be used as a quick review of concepts. There are 26 questions.
This is an activity guide to accompany the book, A Wrinkle in Time. It has questions for each chapter, character charts, sequence of events, problem/solution and t-charts.
This is a readers theater script about the different water sources on Earth. It discusses the phases of matter for water. Fun characters help students learn more about water than ever before. Roles: Narrator 1 Freshwater Frank Eric Ecosaver Narrator 2 Icey Ingrid Suzy SunflowerGroundwater Glenn Water Vapor Val Precipitation Pete
This is a readers theater that goes over the measures of central tendency using humor. (A Reader’s Theater about Mean, Median, Mode & Range). The parts consist of: Narrator 1, Narrator 2, Mrs. Mean, Mr. Median, Miss Mode, Sgt. Outlier, Dr. Range, and Suzie Symmetry
Students will roll dice to create algebraic expressions and combine like terms to simplify. Teacher will need to create 11 dice for this activity. 5 dice will be + or - sign dice. The other 6 dice will contains terms to combine, such as variables and constants. I used x terms, y terms and constants in my class room. After students have rolled the dice, they copy down the expression by placing a + or - sign between terms. After they have written the expression, next they combine like terms to sim
The following presentation includes guided notes about square roots. This is meant to be an introductory lesson and has practice problems included. Students will work with finding perfect squares and estimating square roots as well. The fill in the blank portion of the notes includes an answer key on the last slide.