Khris

Students don't always have manipulatives available. This sheet of hundreds grids will allow students to have the support that they need! This can be very useful at home for homework, or on a test if it is allowed.

Graph paper is very helpful to help students keep place-values in line when adding and subtracting. The problem with standard graph paper is that it is far too small for young students to write inside the squares. This is easy to use and great for students to use with their homework!

In this activity students have an opportunity to practice plotting points on a grid. The points are situated so that when connected it creates a picture of a bee. There is a legend to indicate where to plot points and draw each line segment on a separate page. The red lines of the key indicate the line segments to be drawn and the additional details have been added to the final piece.

This fun word search is a great holiday filler. I have used it as a tool for my ELLs to learn holiday themed language.

This collection of story maps include two options for each of four different versions. This collection has maps that can be used K-12 depending on they version chosen. Each of the four versions has lower and higher level options. This allows for the teacher to use the higher support version while teaching students how to use the story map.

This simple KWL chart is easy to navigate for students of all ages. The orientation of the chart allows for younger students to to have plenty of space to write, while older students have enough space to write more information if needed.

This vocabulary map has space for two words per page. There are boxes for the word, a definition or synonym, an antonym, a sentence and a picture.

This bookmark allows students to easily take notes about their book while it keeps their place. The product file has 4 bookmarks per sheet, though the preview shows one bookmark.