Let's Do Everything

I have compiled 50+ thought-provoking questions and quotes for students to reflect upon and discuss either in morning meeting, small groups, or journal entries. To make it more fun, I have titled the project "Food for Thought" and pasted them to the back of pictures of food. The kids would randomly draw one out of the basket and get excited if it was their favorite food. :) I have included all of the questions and quotes in squares that can be easily cut out and glued onto pictures of food and

I send these home for each break (fall, winter, and spring) so the kids can have some time to reflect on the time we've already had as well as to plan for the continuation of the year. Each pack includes a letter from the teacher(s), and three goals to be written: academic, personal, and social. If you use this, which I encourage as I see it being a very beneficial and reflective activity, be sure to read over the letters and tweak them as necessary as they mention specific grade levels and st

This worksheet is used as supplemental practice to lessons taught on fractions, number lines, comparing fractions, and scaling. Each night, while teaching the topic, have the students do one square for homework so they gradually add on to what they've learned and practice on their own. Each square in a four square worksheet is more complex than the one before, so by the fourth day they will have completed the problem and can see each step it took to get to that answer. This worksheet is for a f

This worksheet is used as supplemental practice to lessons taught on fractions, number lines, comparing fractions, and scaling. Each night, while teaching the topic, have the students do one square for homework so they gradually add on to what they've learned and practice on their own. Each square in a four square worksheet is more complex than the one before, so by the fourth day they will have completed the problem and can see each step it took to get to that answer. This worksheet is for a f