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This packet is full of activities aligned with the Georgia Performance Standards in social studies, and integrates with the current Common Core Standards in reading. It was designed to supplement any Paul Revere unit. This packet contains: Foldable Graphic Organizer Fact and Opinion Cut and Paste Fact and Opinion Sheet Text Features using Paul Revere Biography Vocabulary Assessment Fill in the Blank Close Reading Page Final Assessment I had my student glue these activities (even the final ass

If you are a 3rd grade teacher in need of a Habitats and Regions of Georgia test, today is your lucky day! Here is a quick - but tough - 20 question multiple choice test to assess your students' knowledge of the habitats and regions of Georgia. Land features, plants, and animals are all included in this assessment. I have also included an answer sheet for you. Enjoy!

This set of foldables was designed to help students learn the differences between many of the reference materials they are required to know. This set includes dictionary, thesaurus, atlas, almanac, Internet, and encyclopedia tabs as well as child friendly definitions for each.

The CRCT is right around the corner. Georgia teachers, I have put together a 40 question cumulative Social Studies test/review. If you are like me, you’ve been reviewing and quizzing your students on standards from the beginning of the school year, along with current material that you are teaching. The county that I teach in gives benchmark tests this time of year in Reading/Language Arts, Math, and Science….but not in Social Studies. So I created my own! All of the questions are aligned wit

I created this set of vocabulary words and definitions to be used with my 3rd grade students’ English/Language Arts interactive notebooks to help them become familiar with the different genres of literature. The genres listed are Fiction, Non-fiction, Drama, and Poetry. Each definition includes the style in which these genres are written as well. You will also find a section dedicated to Fiction with 8 terms and definitions, as well as a section dedicated to Non-fiction with 9 terms and defini

With Earth Day approaching, this is the perfect activity to give students the opportunity to investigate the effects of water pollution and plants. This activity is adapted from the Harcourt School Publishers third grade science book. Here you will find everything you need to conduct the experiment, except for the supplies. This packet includes: •Instructions for the experiment •Slips to help create your groups •Student observation sheets •Graphing page Hope you

This choice board accompanies the book How to Eat Fried Worms by Thomas Rockwell. Some of the choice activities include graphing, writing, Internet research, and even performing a skit!

This packet is full of activities aligned with the Georgia Performance Standards, and was created to help supplement your unit. Activities included are: This packet contains: Graphic Organizer Foldable Fact and Opinion Cause and Effect Text Features using Frederick Douglass Biography Vocabulary Foldable Vocabulary Assessment Fill in the Blank Close Reading Page Final Assessment I have my students put all of these activities into their social studies interactive notebooks. We fold the full pag

I've created this test to accompany any magnet unit a 3rd grade teacher would use. It is a rigorous 20 question test that addresses vocabulary and applications students would have observed while investigating magnets. The test does include an answer key. Once I have recorded grades, I have found it beneficial to pass the test back out to students and have them highlight the correct answers with a yellow crayon. The students then glue the tests into their Science notebooks for future study ma

This fun little activity allows students to capture their favorite "pieces" of 5th grade in a puzzle like format. Students think of favorites from throughout the school year and how to best capture them in each puzzle piece. This activity would make a cute end of year bulletin board, classroom display, or a great addition to any memory book! Simply provide color pencils to your students, and let them trail down memory lane!

This fun little activity allows students to capture their favorite "pieces" of 3rd grade in a puzzle like format. Students think of favorites from throughout the school year and how to best capture them in each puzzle piece. This activity would make a cute end of year bulletin board, classroom display, or a great addition to any memory book! Simply provide color pencils to your students, and let them trail down memory lane!

3rd Grade Georgia Educators – Here you will find a cut and paste graphic organizer that covers all 9 historical figures. (Paul Revere, Susan B. Anthony, Frederick Douglass, Mary McLeod Bethune, Thurgood Marshall, Lyndon B. Johnson, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Eleanor Roosevelt, and Cesar Chavez) The information for each historical figure consists of: • A picture • Their name • Their greatest contribution • Important Places to that person Americans Who Expanded Rights and Freedoms is a graphic or

This pack contains directions for the research project, standards addressed, a student checklist, and a research bibliography page. I helped my students create a tab book about a week into the project. This tab book was to be their final product to present to the class. I found that making a research folder for the students to keep all of their information in was very helpful to them. I also found that the checklist of the necessary information to include in the book was helpful to my stud

This fun little activity allows students to capture their favorite "pieces" of 2nd grade in a puzzle like format. Students think of favorites from throughout the school year and how to best capture them in each puzzle piece. This activity would make a cute end of year bulletin board, classroom display, or a great addition to any memory book! Simply provide color pencils to your students, and let them trail down memory lane!

This fun little activity allows students to capture their favorite "pieces" of 1st grade in a puzzle like format. Students think of favorites from throughout the school year and how to best capture them in each puzzle piece. This activity would make a cute end of year bulletin board, classroom display, or a great addition to any memory book! Simply provide color pencils to your students, and let them trail down memory lane!

This fun little activity allows students to capture their favorite "pieces" of 4th grade in a puzzle like format. Students think of favorites from throughout the school year and how to best capture them in each puzzle piece. This activity would make a cute end of year bulletin board, classroom display, or a great addition to any memory book! Simply provide color pencils to your students, and let them trail down memory lane!

This fun little activity allows students to capture their favorite "pieces" of kindergarten grade in a puzzle like format. Students think of favorites from throughout the school year and how to best capture them in each puzzle piece. This activity would make a cute end of year bulletin board, classroom display, or a great addition to any memory book!

Each year is a precious memory for our students. What better way is there to capture the school year than with a memory book? Here's the chance for students to highlight their "favorites" from the year, along with highlighting their teacher and their classmates!

If you are fortunate enough to have your hands on the Time Magazine for Kids, this scavenger hunt is a fun way to practice Reading and Language Arts skills. Even though this is the May 3, 2013 edition for 5th and 6th graders, all children 8 years old and up will thoroughly enjoy this activity. The title of the Time magazine is A COMEBACK? and it features scientists trying to bring extinct species back to life. YES! Extinct! It goes great with 3rd graders as we learned about fossils earlier w

If you are like me, you are constantly searching for ways to reward your students for good behavior. These rewards are things you probably already have in your classroom, or ideas that you typically use – but maybe never thought to use as a reward. The beauty of it is – you don’t have to spend any money – and the kids love the rewards. Over the years I’ve seen suggestions in various magazines and discussed various ideas with colleagues. I’ve taken several of these ideas and put them into a