Leafy Lessons

I created this for reviewing nouns, verbs, and adjectives with my class. The first 3 slides are print outs for the game. I grouped/paired students up together and then gave each group the printables. When the word goes up on the screen they would discuss and put up the sign they thought was correct. This was a great way to get them interacting with each other and interested in reviewing. I kept score and the team that had the most correct the fastest won classroom dollars.

I created this so that students can self-correct their writing before submitting it. I laminated it so that students could use a dry erase marker and check off as they go then erase when they're finished.

This is a simple, no frills way to celebrate Halloween and practice multiplication. You will print the completed table and cut those out, that will also serve as an answer key. You will also print out the blank table. Students will glue the "tricks" or incorrect math facts onto the "trick" column. Students will also glue the "treats" or correct math facts onto the "treat" column. There are two options, a more complex version and a simpler version you can use for differentiation.

This is a simple halloween writing prompt. They will act as author and illustrator when creating a Halloween story.

This is a two sided (or two page) Halloween themed capitalization and end punctuation worksheet.