Just Read It

Need a fun and engaging way to get your students writing? This 20-page writing prompt pack includes hilarious animal mash-ups. What's a mash-up?? It is when 2 or more animals are combined!! Students will answer questions, get their creative juices flowing, and have fun sharing with the class. This is a great activity to do on a Friday as a warm-up when your students first come into class!

This is a level N passage about Koalas that you can use to assess how your students are doing with inferring about nonfiction texts. This includes 5 multiple-choice questions (aligned with STAAR) as well as 5 written response questions. I used this with my 3rd-grade class.

I made this for my 3rd-grade students for their state assessment tests. This is a word wall that includes vocabulary terms that will be used on their state assessment test. This helps them understand what the questions are asking.

This has different elf activities: Evaluate a toy for Santa, Efl Application, Elf Journal Entry, If I was an Elf and an Elf Name Generator!

This is a writing calendar for the months of December and January.

These are bookmarks students can use when tracking different types of goals. I would use this when first introducing how to set goals. These are nice because the goals that students can easily track when they first start.

These are great graphic organizers to use for review before state testing or to monitor students' comprehension. There are 12 different GOs that you can use with any text.

The bundle includes 17 pages of St. Patrick's day themed activities. Everything from bingo to word scrambles. and creative writing.

This is a bundle of 16 different writing activities your students could do for Valentine's Day. I like to have things like this on hand for when students are finished with their work early!

This is a set of different goal sheets your students can make for the new year.

This rubric is for students to reflect on how they have been using their independent reading journals.

Use this product as a fun winter writing activity. Students copy and paste emoji's into their sentences to represent words.