Leigh Rodgers

I love making my own Gradebook. I created these Gradebook Sheets to suit my classroom and my needs. I arrange them in my Master Binder with each class having a section for Attendance, Homework, and Grades. Before I was using 2 or 3 separate books or tally charts to keep up with this, now it is all in one place. It is FULLY EDITABLE through Excel to suit your classroom. The fonts used are BradyBunch Remastered, free from dafont.com It is set up for 4 classes, but more can be added or taken away

This BINGO game involves converting customary (standard) units of measrue. There are 36 different problems to convert. Each of the 25 game boards have the answers randomly placed on them, so no two game boards are the same. This is a great activity to show customary conversion fluency, or as a checkpoint for CCSS 5.MD.1. Students must know the customary conversions for length, weight, and capacity in order to play the game. I usually give my students a small cup with some Skittles or Smarties

This Check In Check Out (CICO) Chart was created to be used for Behavior Tier Interventions. Sometimes a single teacher/counselor/staff member is the CICO person and sees the child twice a day. In this case, I found this CICO Weekly Chart easier for me to keep up with my Intervention Data. The chart allows room for a brief description of the interaction between the student and the adult in the morning and afternoon of each school day.

With this file, you are able to fully edit to fit your needs. I created this because I couldn't find exactly what I was looking for in a planner for my classroom. It is very simple, but cute. There is a page in the file with a brief description of how I put this Planner together. In the file, you will find pages for each month, each week, notes for meetings, and title pages for each section that I placed in sheet protectors. These planner pages fit in a mini binder. I used a 5x8.5 Avery binder,

This file is excellent for anyone beginning to use Google Classroom Slides. I use them for my class notes. At the beginning of the year, we do this Google Slide presentation as a whole group so my students can learn how they will be using the different functions on Google Slides to take notes in class.

This is a file containing Valentine BINGO that is just for fun. There are 26 separate and individual BINGO cards. It was originally created to be played as a school for a little fun during the morning announcements, hence the reason the top right corner asks for the teacher and the number of students in the first block class. The prize was Valentine candy for the first 3 classes to get a BINGO. However, this game can be played in any way you see fit. There is a page with all of the different gam

Giant Snowflake Long Division PuzzleThis engaging worksheet helps students practice long division with 1-digit and 2-digit divisors while building a giant snowflake puzzle. The worksheet contains a series of long division problems, each with a unique quotient. As students solve each problem correctly, they uncover a part of a snowflake pattern. Each problem is carefully designed with different difficulty levels—starting with simple 1-digit divisors and progressing to 2-digit divisors. After solv

These multi digit multiplication task cards have QR codes that allow students to check their answers. The QR codes do not have to be used if technology is not available. There are 16 individual cards, 4 on each page. They can be printed and laminated to be used over and over. I hope your students enjoy them as much as mine did!

An introduction to ratios, using real world examples and pictures. This can be used simply as an introduction or review/remediation. There are examples for students to work independently as well as whole group with the teacher. Follows CCSS 6.RP.A.1 and 6.RP.A.3