KeepCalmAndCurl

A series of 10 handouts with a review of addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, place value, and rounding. Answer sheets are included with each handout. My intention of using these packs would be for busy work or for students to challenge themselves after completing the tasks at hand for the day. I would use these as incentives - if they completed a page, I'd give a sticker that they could collect for potential rewards. These also work as good reviews of particular concepts :)

A full unit of lessons (PowerPoint), notes for longer lessons, activities pertaining to the lesson, and a variety of summative tasks (conversations, creative tasks, and a final unit test - all with rubrics or checkbrics). I used this for a combined Grade 6/7 Science class.

Handouts for students to use as reference for citing in MLA style.

A handout to provide students with tips on paraphrasing, as well as an exercise for students to try a hand at paraphrasing different passages (with suggested answers).

A one-page handout to give to students for jotting down ideas, quotations, and important information while reading through an Act of any Shakespeare play. Made in Microsoft Word with text boxes - I've used it by printing out copies for students to handwrite on, but I'm sure it could be editable for students to use on their computer.

A handout with a list of different marks students can use for reading response activities.

A handout encouraging students to do different strategies in learning how to spell words on their weekly spelling lists.

Brief handout explaining the assignment of writing "Two Truths and A Lie." I use this assignment as the first creative writing piece in the first week - it allows me to see the students' basic writing skills, as well as getting to know them.