Lighthouse Road

Are you looking for a fun way to entice your students to pick up a book? These book speech bubbles will get the attention of your students, make them smile, and actually encourage them to pick up a book! Great for reluctant readers! Simply print on colored card stock, cut, and let reading fun begin!! These are easy to cut and easy on ink! Includes 6 pages of 24 speech bubbles and 12 different sayings.

This is a timeline activity where students complete research about five events that contributed to the colonists revolting against the British government. The five events are: *The Seven Years' War *The Stamp Act *The Sugar Act *The Townshend Acts *The Boston Massacre Specific "student-friendly" websites are provided. The students will put the events in the correct order on a timeline, then provide a description of each event on the pages that follow. There is also a spo

These exit slips will show you what "stuck with" your students during a lesson or the day. It also gives them room to tell you something they need clarified, or a question they have about the material covered in class. This would also make a cute bulletin board if you used slips from a particular topic or unit. Enjoy!

This Scientific Notation Tarsia puzzle is a great way for your students to practice writing numbers in standard notation when they are given in scientific notation. My students love them! They ask me to make Tarsia puzzles for just about every concept we study, seriously! They are great as a math center, quiz/test review, part of a Friday game day, etc. So much better than a worksheet! More fun than Task Cards or "I Have Who Has"! The students' enthusiasm is so rewarding, and I scored high mark

This exponent Tarsia puzzle is a great way for your students to practice calculating the standard notation of numbers given in exponential notation. My students love them! They ask me to make Tarsia puzzles for just about every concept we study, seriously! They are great as a math center, quiz/test review, part of a Friday game day, etc. So much better than a worksheet! More fun than Task Cards or "I Have Who Has"! The students' enthusiasm is so rewarding, and I scored high marks on an observa

Get Ready for Some Summer Fun! Dive into the sunny vibes with our My Summer Bucket List worksheet, specially designed to spark creativity and excitement in your elementary students! This engaging and colorful activity will have your students eagerly grabbing their pencils and crayons to bring their summer dreams to life. Perfect for end-of-year activities or summer school fun! Sunglasses Scene: Students can draw and color their ideal summer view inside a pair of stylish sunglasses. Whether

Get your students up and moving with kinesthetic learning! This activity is perfect for the day before Spring Break! Break your students up into groups. Each group member will jump twice and the whole group will record all the data. The group will then find statistical landmarks for the: *Minimum *Maximum *Mean *Median *Mode Then, each student in the class takes their farthest jump and shares while the whole class records the data. They will then find the statistical landmarks for the class.