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This 11 x 17 anchor chart is the perfect compliment to your volume lessons! Perfect for bulletin board display, designed to be printed on 11 x 17 tabloid sized paper. Happy Teaching!

This exponent poster is the perfect compliment to your exponent lessons. A great introduction and reminder for students for math vocabulary including base number, exponent, repeated factors, exponential notation, and standard notation. * Print out in color and hang on your bulletin board! * Copy in black and white as a reference sheet for your students. For an 11 x 17 poster version, see this listing: 11 x 17 Exponents Anchor Chart Poster Happy Teaching!

Help your students remember essential math vocabulary related to area and volume with this visual math word wall, while brightening up your classroom at the same time! Included are 16 visual math vocabulary cards and one title card for your word wall. With visual representations and student friendly definitions, these cards help students remember key vocabulary. Included terms are: 3-dimensional, area, braces, brackets, conjecture, cubic unit, expressions, grouping symbols, mathematical mode

Help your students remember essential math vocabulary related to fractions with this visual math word wall, while brightening up your classroom at the same time! Included are 16 visual math vocabulary cards and one title card for your word wall. With visual representations and student friendly definitions, these cards help students remember key vocabulary. Included terms are: argument, benchmark, compare, conjecture, denominator, dividend, divisor, equivalent fraction, fraction greater than

Help your students remember essential math vocabulary related to area and volume with this visual math word wall, while brightening up your classroom at the same time! Included are 27 visual math vocabulary cards and one title card for your word wall. With visual representations and student friendly definitions, these cards help students remember key vocabulary. Included terms are: algorithm, area model, base, convert, dividend, divisor, efficient, estimate, expanded form, exponent, exponent

Citing evidence from a text is an important component of Common Core ELA Standards. These "Anchor Your Answers in the Text" posters give your students guidelines for why we cite evidence, and two ways to provide evidence: *paraphrasing *using direct quotes Several sentence starters for students to use as they practice are also provided. I print out each page separately in color, on cardstock, and laminate them to hang on the board or bulletin board. I copy them and make them double-sided for

This is a pdf of a graphic organizer and editing checklist used for Expository Writing. This is the exact graphic organizer I have been using for years in my class. I use it for informational writing and have used it across different subjects in our curriculum. The editing checklists shows an exact formula of what should be included in each paragraph of a five-paragraph expository essay. It can be used by the students who wrote the essay, during peer editing, and by the teacher in the editing

This 11 x 17 anchor chart is the perfect compliment to your exponent lessons! Perfect for bulletin board display, designed to be printed on 11 x 17 tabloid sized paper. For an 8.5 x 11 version for display or student handouts, see this listing: Exponents Poster 8.5 x 11 Happy Teaching!

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.

Help your students remember essential math vocabulary related to measurement and decimal multiplication and division with this visual math word wall, while brightening up your classroom at the same time! Included are 13 visual math vocabulary cards and one title card for your word wall. With visual representations and student friendly definitions, these cards help students remember key vocabulary. Included terms are: base, calibrate, data point, data set, displacement method, equivalent prob

Looking for a colorful way to welcome your students to your Library Media Center that conveys your personality? This 11 x 17 sign will let your students and staff know they entering a place of fun and discovery! You may also be interested in:Dewey Decimal Classification Posters

Have some fun with your morning work on April Fools Day!! This is a word search where none of the listed words can be found. Play it serious and your students will be befuddled until you let them in the joke! If you download this file and like it, I'd appreciate the positive feedback! Thank you! Happy Teaching!

Genre Posters! I wanted genre posters for my own 5th grade classroom, and most of the ones I found felt a little too young. I decided to create my own. I used key words and phrases to describe each genre and a picture to help illustrate the idea. Each mini poster takes up just over half of a sheet of cardstock or paper. I chose to print them out in black and white on colored cardstock and mount them on black construction paper (see the photo in the listing). *You get two sets of posters in thi

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!

Reading ad Writing Conference Logs are a great way for you to keep track of an individual student's progress. Take notes as you have conferences to set goals for your readers and writers. I copy the reading conference logs on one color, and the writing conference logs on another color. I keep them all in a binder separated by student. If you make these copies double-sided, one sheet should cover 2 months worth of conferences if you meet with student once a week. The blank line at the top of ea

Do you need to add color and fun to your classroom library or your school's Library/Media Center? These colorful 11 x 17 posters will help your students learn the Dewey Decimal Classification System and find the books they want to read! Each poster displays:NumberMain topicMultiple subtopicsFun pictures to help bring the topics to life Two title posters are included:Dewey Decimal Classifications SystemDecimal Classification System (for those libraries distancing themselves from Dewey)You may als

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

This Halloween Figurative Language packet can be used to introduce or review the following concepts: *Similes *Metaphors *Personification *Hyperbole *Onomatopoeia *Idioms *Alliteration All figurative language examples and prompts have a Halloween themed twist! In my own classroom, I use one of these as a spring board for our writing time each day, and challenge my students to use them in their Halloween stories. Happy Teaching!