Kandice Brooks

This is a blank Tic Tac Toe board that can be used to help students review sight words or even as a word sort activity. It could even be used for math review. For more ideas on how to use it in your classroom, please read my blog post.

Help your students learn the story of Black Wall Street, a thriving African American community located in Tulsa, Oklahoma. This passage comes along a comprehension sheet with vocabulary words and questions. It is perfect for third to sixth grade students. This can be used as bell work or in centers. Great addition to your Language Arts or Social Studies curriculum. Updated with new information and corrected vocabulary.

Not sure what you are doing in your language arts when you return to school after the new year?! I can help! This bundle has 5 days of activities that will keep your students engaged and also teach many of the standards you are currently working on. This bundle includes writing exercises, reading comprehension and vocabulary work. Students could also use their writing to create class presentations. This bundle could be used as individual work, group work, in centers or as morning work. It is up

Use this resource for your students to learn about the life of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. as bell work or part of your center activities. This can be used in grades 3-5. Students are able to practice reading comprehension skills and learn facts about a great Civil Rights leader.

Use this resource about Michelle Obama as bell work or part of center activities for grades 3-5. Students can sharpen their reading comprehension skills with informational text as they answer questions about what they have read. This resource can also be used as part of homeschool curriculum.

Help students learn about Autism Spectrum Disorder while strengthening their reading comprehension skills. Students will read about autism and use crayons, colored pencils, or markers in the colors on the worksheet to underline or color their answersvin the colors shown. Perfect for bellwork, small group or introducing a new topic for grades 3 through 6.

Use this booklet to explain probability to your students. It has space for students to write the definition of probability. It also explains the terms: certain, likely, unlikely and impossible. Perfect for whole group instruction as a mini lesson and then have the students use the booklet to complete probability activities that you set up. Great for special learners!

This is a perfect addition to your science unit on Atoms. If you have special learners who struggle with note taking especially with a complex topic like atoms, then this is for you! Your students can take notes neatly using the provided writing lines. There is space to define key vocabulary terms like atom, nucleus, proton, electron and neutron. There is also a diagram of an atom for your students to label. To assemble: Print all four pages. Combine pages 1 and 2 with the second page upside dow

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