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Use this resource as a way to guide students in their writing. This is perfect for writing introduction and conclusions paragraphs for nonfiction informational writing pieces.

Mentor sentences are the perfect way to teach grammar and author's craft through examples of excellent sentences from your favorite read-aloud books! Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing is a favorite with upper elementary students. They love reliving this text through these mentor sentences.

This resource is full of different materials that will enhance your students understanding of writing short responses using the RADD method. It includes a 2 point Rubric for RADD, 2 point rubric for accurate responses, a display for RADD, a display for sentence starters, and a graphic organizer for student writing.

Use this resource to help build a classroom community. This powerpoint slideshow provides a summary of each job as well as reference cards that can also be used as a display. Also included is a month by month organizational tool that allows students to know their positions for each month. BONUS Included is also a Job Application for students to "apply" for the positions they desire!

Building accountability as your students read independently. This resource allows students to keep track of the chapters they read.

Use this graphic organizer as an interactive way to build your students' vocabulary. They will explore word meanings, parts of speech, synonyms, and antonyms. They also have the space needed to draw pictorial representations as well as constructing a sentence.

As your students start the new year, use this activity to help them REFLECT on the positive character traits they want to carry into this new year. They will also be able to think about a part of themselves they would like to IMPROVE, as well as one BIG goal for the new year. This package can be used for ANY new year and includes pages for both lined and unlined responses. ENJOY and HAPPY NEW YEAR!

Students can sometimes struggle with activities but lack the language to express themselves. Use this resource as a way for them to reflect on their work.

Use this flip book as an interactive way to build your students' vocabulary. They will explore word meanings, parts of speech, synonyms, and antonyms. They also have the space needed to draw pictorial representations as well as constructing a sentence.