Katelynn Brewer

Here are two quick activities to check for understanding independent and dependent clauses! I used this with my 5th grade class in their interactive notebooks, but it can be edited to be a stand alone activity! Happy teaching! -Mrs. Brewer

If your school uses accelerated learning or any other type of specialized instructional time, this is a great form for you to use to document the activities you did during that time, the standards covered, and if each student was present for the designated learning period that day. In my experience, we used AL for students who did not pass their state test, which is why I have it set up for multiple subjects. This resource is quite detailed and it may seem confusing at first, so I am happy to an

This is a tool designed to help small group stations be all they can be! The idea behind this rotation style is to have students grouped by academic level while at your teacher table, and then grouped with various levels while at other learning stations. Warning: This template looks intimidating, but it is user friendly and well worth it in the end! I am happy to help answer any questions or help with any trouble shooting you may have! When students are first learning their stations, your rot

These task cards are the perfect set for third graders, review for fourth graders, or extension for second graders! There are four different sets included, and each set has its own answer sheet and key for ease of printing. There are two standard sets (one black and white, one colorful), and two scaffolded sets (one black and white and one colorful), so you have lots of options to choose from! These task cards are aligned with the following TEKS and CCSS standards: CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.3.NBT.A.1

This resource is meant to be used as decor to add some brightness and FUN to your room! I chose fun fonts to show students letters come in all shapes and sizes, and to show them that once you have the fundamentals down, you can add your own flare to your handwriting and still create the correct letters!  Happy Teaching! :) -Mrs. Brewer