Learning with Lockwood

This classroom scavenger hunt is a beginning of the year activity that can be completed during Sneak Peek, 1st Day of School, or Open House. This activity helps students get acquainted with the classroom by asking them to look for certain items. It also helps you get to know the students by asking them some preferences about items around the room. It incorporates writing - students have to write a letter to the teacher introducing themselves. Thanks for checking this item out. I hope you and y

Add a little holiday cheer in your classroom by having your students participate in a Secret Snowman Book Exchange. Students will complete an interest survey, swap surveys via a "snowball fight", and then spread good cheer by getting a book for the student. The Secret Snowman Book Exchange includes: -teacher directions -parent letter -student interest survey -student directions.

A collection of 7 activities and instructional posters about addition properties (associative, commutative, identity). These materials were created for 3rd grade, but can be used with 1st and 2nd grades. Materials include: *Instructional posters (3 - one for each property) *Student Flapbook with notes *Addition Properties Sort *Addition Properties Dominoes *Addition Properties Scoot *Four (Three) Corners - Addition Properties *Project - Monster Addition Properties *Addition Properties Quiz I

This pack includes activities related area as found in the 3rd grade Common Core Standards. Activities include real-world connections and word problems. Students love these activities because they are all about dogs.

The Important Thing about My Classmates is a getting to know you activity. After reading The Important Book by Margaret Wise Brown, students will interview their classmates using a graphic organizer. Then using the information they have gathered, each student will write about a classmate using the pattern used in the book. Differentiated writing frames are provided for students who may need more support. Enjoy!

Students will use the Internet to research the median annual salaries of various professions.. They will compile the information on a chart and then create a poster ordering all of the salaries. Students will also create inequalities using the information.