Kate Yetter

These are great for standardized test treats. The smart cookie ones are great for cookie bags (fold them down the middle and staple on the top of the bag). The put your best foot forward can be stapled onto fruit by the foot. (the other ones in the picture can be downloaded for free in my store!)

These are labels that fit the 30-label address labels sheets. Pop it on a little clementine, and you've got a cute little motivator!! (The other ones in the picture are also included for FREE in my shop!)

This is just a quick quiz that I used after a few of the investigations.

Students independently (or as a pair) practice their number sense with this quiet activity. Here are some tips of how I use it in my classroom: -I put it into a plastic page protector and have kids use dry erase markers, so we're not wasting paper. You could even put it on cardstock and laminate it. -I use the date. For example, if it's May 3, It would be 503. -Students should check this with a partner. It is a good activity to do as they come in the classroom. It's not challenging, but r

This is a way to incorporate basic fraction concepts into the weekly spelling practice. Scholars write fractions for the amount of vowels in a word and consonants in a word. Enjoy!

To be used with the School mate planner for elementary. Just a fun way to introduce the planner to the students! :)

Kids practice their spelling, vowel and consonant recognition, and fractions all at once! :) It's for 20 words.

Ties in with 5th grade Science Standards and NF writing.

These can be printed on 30-label sheets (address labels). The others in the picture are in my shop!

Just an FYI - this word search is very christmas-y, as I didn't have any kids of other religions in my class this year!! Enjoy!

This is just a supplemental for Wit and Wisdom Module 1, lesson 24. Looking to see if y'all like it and if it helps.