Kayleigh Critzer

A 17 page vocabulary and comprehension set to go with Wayside School is Falling Down. Vocabulary crosswords and word searches are included. Each chapter has vocabulary words (with definitions) and 2 - 6 questions. This file only includes the first 19 chapters of the book.

Students will practice identifying locations of ancient civilizations. This product will includes a blank map of Europe, Asia, and China and 1 page with Greece, Rome, China, Mali, and Egypt. Cut out Greece, Rome, China, Mali, and Egypt and have students match them to the correct location on the map. This file also includes name cards to match.

This product includes 5 puzzles about ancient civilizations (Ancient China, Ancient Egypt, Ancient Mali, Ancient Rome, and Ancient Greece). Just print, laminate and cut and you have an instant center activity to review these five ancient civilizations.

Students will practice using a table of contents to find information. The Smart Board file contains 3 examples of various table of contents and questions to lead the teacher in a discussion about this part of a book.

This product contains social studies vocabulary cards for all of the 3rd grade social studies SOLs.

Smart Board file that reviews what a prefix, suffix, and a root word is and provides examples of each. Students will practice defining the meaning of a word by using its root word and affix.

You are purchasing a set of Daily 5 CAFE cards with heading cards.

This product contains 9 vocabulary cards relating to ancient Greece and ancient Rome. Each vocabulary card includes the word, definition and a picture. The words included are contribution, direct democracy, representative democracy, columns, arches, characteristics, peninsula, human characteristics, and ancient. This is a word document so you could make the cards larger or smaller based on your needs!

Students will sort animal adaptations by differentiating between physical and behavioral adaptations.

Have students use this sort to practice identifying examples of the commutative and identity properties of addition.

Multiplication and Addition Word Problems Sort with Recording Sheet

Join Jack and Annie as they travel to the moon in order to find the last "M" thing to free Morgan. Use this ready-to-use book study to guide students as they read Midnight on the Moon.

Have your students read each problem and decide whether they need to add, subtract, or multiply to solve. Includes a recording sheet.

Students will read each description and decide if it should go with Ancient Mali, Greece, Rome, China, or Egypt.

Math or Treat is a fun Halloween-themed math review. As students complete each page they will get to pick a treat! This review reviews VA Math SOLs for patterns, graphing, number sense, and computation/word problems.

Students will review what they have learned about food chains with this interactive activity. Students will first order animals in a food chain and then use pictures from the food chain to answer questions like: Which organism is the producer? Which organisms are the consumers? Which two organisms are prey?

Use this sheet with the book Never Take a Shark to the Dentist to have students draw conclusions while listening to the story.

These are editable book bin labels made using Microsoft word. There are labels for each letter except ABCD are all on one label, ST are together, and UVWXYZ are together. Each label is editable to meet your needs! ** To edit, click in the middle of each circle and a text box will appear.

This is a math center activity where students practice addition using basketball themed cards. Students will find the sum of 2 by 2 addition problems (includes regrouping). Cut out the answer cards and allow students to match the answers with the problems on their mat. This product includes a recording sheet.

This is a SmartBoard file that can be used as an introduction to line plots. The first page is an example of a line plot to show the title and key. The second page is a line plot that can be made with the class based on the color of students shirts. The remaining pages show a line plot with questions like: How many students did pull-ups in all?, How many students did 9 pull-ups, etc.