Leafy Lessons

Students can practice spelling words in a colorful and artistic way. Each spelling word will be repeated in a section in one color.

This worksheet can be used with a reading passage to find the main idea and three key details that support the main idea. I have been using this with my students who were struggling to pull the main idea out of a passage.

This is something I made to go home with homework so that students can remember what they learned in class as well as helping parents understand partial quotient division. This problem can be done other ways but this is one example of how it can be done.

This is a simple graphic organizer. I have used this with my students after brainstorming to set up a paragraph. The visual of each part on the hamburger is useful because some students are visual learners. It also makes each part easier to remember.

This is a great writing prompt or bell work worksheet. Students will get an easy to understand definition of what a New Year's resolution is. They will then write their New Year's resolution and how they will accomplish their goal for the year and draw a picture of them achieving their goal.

This is a pH Balance Test worksheet. This is great for Science or Kitchen Science.

This is a worksheet for students to pull evidence from a passage, connect to what they already know, and write what they infer.

I used this along with an informational video I found online. It was a great way to see what they thought was important and get a discussion going.

This is a spelling test from 1-12. I gave 10 spelling words per week with 2 bonus words.

This is a simple, no frills Inference worksheet. It has an easy to understand definition of inference. On one side students can write direct quotes from a passage. On the other side students can write what they infer from the quote.