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Learn about or review space with this fun version of bingo. The cards are in the form of questions so you can ask the questions and tell the answer for teaching, or ask the questions and they must find the answer for review. There are 26 different bingo cards and over 50 question cards!

A fun and interactive way to learn about history! This bingo game has 30 bingo cards and 27 questions. Your students are sure to be begging to play this game again and again.

Help your students to master their sight words with these exciting game boards featuring the 220 most common words in children's books (the dolch sight words). The game boards are broken down by level (preprimer, primer, first grade, second grade, and third grade word lists). Each level has 4 different themed game boards. There are20 different game boards total in this set. From space to the sea, forest to the plains, help your students to master their sight words and be well on their way to

This notebook is perfect for getting 3rd through 5th graders to think outside of the algorithms to gain a deeper understanding of math. With the new common core standards, we are expecting kids to explain math. These weekly math problems will help your students improve on their abilities to explain why and how.

This unit has word wall cards, art projects, reading passages, and games. Your students will learn about animals of the rainforest, ways to protect the forest, layers of the forest, etc.

Start your year off getting to know your students and having the students get to know each other. Using these 6 activities to engage your students will help to build that community early! Included is a bonus end of the year reflection page.

Help kids learn about our oceans with this fun nonfiction bingo game. You can play it at various levels of understanding to meet the needs of your students.

This game of I have... Who has is focused on the oceans of the world and vocabulary that children should be learning as well as some fun facts about our earth's oceans and it's inhabitants. There are 30 cards for those of you who have a few more students, but you can alter the game to suit your needs. I included a few blank cards as well as a new ending card if you want to shorten it up to your class size. This is a fun way to introduce your students to the oceans, or to check for general comp

Help kids plan their science fair project with this organizer. Includes important elements of any good science project including going through the scientific process.

This interactive game is a great way to introduce kids to the rainforest and the importance of taking care of it, or as a way to review what has been taught.

Need a memory book for your students? This document has some activities, autograph pages, and a spectacular way to end your school year. It is a keepsake to remember the year.

This interactive bingo game will help your students learn about the life of bees, from novice to experts. It is good for 3rd-middle school.

Play this fun game of I Have... Who Has. Teach the kids about rainforests.

Find out what your parents goals are for their child and when they can volunteer or if they have special skills/interests you may be able to use in your classroom. It is a great way to get parents involved and let them know you value their thoughts/opinions.

This poster is a great reference for kids who struggle with what to include/not include in a summary for both fiction and nonfiction.

This is a play about rainforest animals.