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This guide is designed to help students when measuring to the nearest 1/16, 1/8, 1/4, or 1/2 inch. A "zoomed in" view of one inch is shown with equivalent fractions listed for each hash mark on the ruler. I hope this resources is helpful to you and your students! Please let me know if I can improve this product to meet your needs!

This Time On Task data chart is a helpful and objective way to take data during a student observation. Use to create a baseline of student behavior prior to intervention, track progress toward IEP goals, and more!

2026 Update! Set your Cookie Booth up for success with this 18 page bundle! Includes signs, price charts, record-keeping charts, Kapers, price chart, cookie song, and cookie spinner project. Options are provided for a $5 and $6 price point, as well as if your booth will be offering the Gluten-Free cookies or not. This bundle is for ABC Bakers Troops and includes the new EXPLOREMORE cookie! Happy Cookie Selling!

When adhered to the front and back of math folders, these visuals are right at your students' fingertips. This file includes a hundreds chart, multiplication chart, coin guide, place value chart, story problem words, vertical number line, fraction strips, and angle vocabulary all on two easy-to-access pages! I recommend laminating the pages before adhering them to your students' folders, as then a whiteboard marker can be used on the surface. I hope you and your students enjoy this resource.

This Cookie Booth BINGO game is a fun way for Girl Scouts to pass the time and stay engaged during Cookie Booths! Three layouts are included, plus a blank grid for girls to cut and paste the boxes, making their own unique card. Happy cookie selling!

This file includes 33 pages of division fact family practice (all fact families using #s 2-12)! Students use a fact triangle to record each fact family and then are guided to write the four corresponding number sentences. This packet is great for students who need visual prompts and repetitive practice to master new concepts. Thanks for checking out this resource! I hope you enjoy it! -Kary http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Kary

Brownies can color and fill out these cute work mats to use throughout the year at meetings. Girls can add their names to the top, fill out a few personalized GS themed questions with words or pictures, and review the GS Law. Just laminate them and you have a simple way to mark spots for your troop at the table!

This meeting starter helps Girl Scouts plan out some simple service ideas for the holiday season. Girls think about what they can do to make the holidays brighter for their family, teacher, friends, neighborhood, another Girl Scout, someone new, and themselves.

This color-coded four square graphic organizer will support students in sequencing their ideas for non-fiction writing. After your students have used this graphic organizer, you may find it helpful to continue the color-coding as they write each paragraph on red, green, and blue pieces of paper.

This anchor chart will serve as a visual aid for students as they learn the vocabulary associated with angles. I hope you and your students find it helpful!

Planning a "Secret Valentine" gift exchange for your Girl Scout troop? Use this cute and helpful form to survey your girls' interests and favorites!

Set your Cookie Booth up for success with this 11 page bundle! Includes signs, price charts, record-keeping charts, and Kapers. Options are provided for a $5 and $6 price point, as well as if your booth will be offering the Gluten-Free cookies or not. This bundle is for ABC Bakers Troops. Happy Cookie Selling!

This guide explains how to make a "ballpark estimate," which is often used in Everyday Math. Ballpark estimates help students to develop number sense by emphasizing estimation. I hope you and your students find this guide helpful! Please let me know if I can improve this product to meet your needs!

Do you want to poll your Brownie Girl Scouts to see what badges you’ll work on next? Use this topic sheet to gauge interest in the badges without overwhelming your girls with too many options. Ask girls to circle 4 or 5 things they want to learn more about and see where their interests take your troop!

This project is designed to help students who have a difficult time when the hour hand is “in between” two hours. Students create a visual reference that they can use again and again. By following the colors, students will realize that the need to go back to the previous hour when the hour hand is between two hours. I hope you enjoy this resource! -Kary http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Kary

Use these images in your pocket dice to create an action activity for students to explore the lifecycle of a butterfly! If you don't have a pocket dice, you can glue these to the sides of a square tissue box. Enjoy!