Making Elementary Happen

This is a great resource is to celebrate the wonderful book of The Legend of Rock, Paper, Scissors. This goal setting sheet is great for the beginning of the year when students are setting goals for the upcoming year. There are pages for grades K-5 and subject areas; reading, writing, science, social studies, and math. Students not only tell what they are good at, hope to be better at and set a goal but are great starting points for reading, writing, and math conferences with students.

Do your students need to see their data to understand it? Do you love to goal set with your students/ class? This product will help looking at data a whole lot cuter! This data wall set includes, EDITABLE posters for each month that you title with the name of the data you are using and the editable area for you to insert the average/ grade. This also includes math data and reading data labels for the board in 10 different colors to match your classroom theme! This pairs perfectly with the stud

These place value posters will add some color to your walls and help students remember what each place value is really worth in relation to each other. This set includes the places values of; Ones Tens Hundreds Thousands Decimal Tenths Hundredths Thousandths

This conversation heart math packet is great for students to have some great review while having fun with candy! What could be better? I set the stage for this activity with table cloths and place setting for each child with their candy and booklets. This was a total hit in my class. It covers sooooooo many third grade math standards in this one activity. It hits fractions, graphing (2 types), word problems, multiplication, addition, and more!

This freebie is for students to practice their fraction partitioning and numberlines. This sheet can be used as a math center, homework, or independent practice. Enjoy this freebie!

One of the best ways for students to see their growth in a year is tracking it themselves! Research says there is power in students knowing their data and seeing gains. This packet also comes with 8 different colors for the title page. Kids can keep these in folders or notebooks and track their data throughout the year. In this packet you will find the following pages for students to graph their data; 1. reading stamina 2. reading level 3. spiral grades 4. istation tiers 5. benchmark scores

Mama Mia! Fractions can be a bit of a "Mama Mia! What is the deal?" right? Well here are several activities that can help your students with mastering several skills that are aligned with third and fourth grade standards. This is a low prep day with all of it being printable and just go to your local pizza stop and grab a few pizza boxes. This day is great for reviewing these concepts in an out of the box way! Third Grade: - determining equivalents with fraction models - creating area models

Want to not spend every morning/afternoon copying work for morning work the next day/that morning? Here is your answer! These sheets can be put into a binder in page protectors to make morning work a 1 and done in your classroom! This morning work based on third grade standards that are often left to the end of the year or after testing has taken place. With these standards being hit during morning work there is a guarantee students will be exposed to these standards. This morning work deals

These task cards are great for students to practice partitioning shapes into equal groups. This is a new concept for third grade babies and is hard for them to understand sometimes. These cards give students extra practice as they are asked to partition the shape given to them and find the unit fraction. These cards come in black and white and in color. Check them out!

This scavenger hunt let's students practice those two step addition and subtraction word problems. Each problem requires students to complete two step addition or subtraction word problems that not only get them reading and solving math problems but also gets them up and moving! This scavenger hunt is also self checking. If students cant find the answer then they need to realize the wrong answer on their paper. These word problems are created for SC READY 4.NSBT.4 and can apply to common core s

These cards are available in black and white and color. These cards are basic division facts that students can use in centers, teachers can use to make whole group more interesting or for independent tasks. I have also sent these home for homework and in practice study bags.

This math center activity is great for practicing parts of a set. Students will draw a card with a fraction on it. They will look to the denominator to find the correct set they are looking for and then color in the numerator part of the set after rolling the dice to see the color they will color with. This is so engaging for my students to practice fractions of a set. They love to color and adding in the practice of identifying the parts of a fraction in the numerator and denominator.

Integrate this fun shape sort activity with Dr. Seuss week! This was a great activity to complete after reading the Dr. Seuss book. This sorting activity helps students see the properties of a quadrilateral.

Check out my blog or instagram to see this project in action! www.makingelementaryhappen.weebly.com Instagram: Making Elementary Happen Need a STEM project for the end of the year or for angles, area, and magnets? Well this is the STEM project for you! This road maze is an awesome STEM project for students to review angles and explore magnets. Students need only a few supplies from a science kit at your school or from the dollar tree. Supplies Needed: 1 Car 1 Rubber Band 1 Square Magnet 1

This 2 page resource has a blank multiplication strategy chart for center practice or whole group instruction. It also has a missing parts chart where students have to fill in the other strategies to find the multiplication equation. This could ne used in whole group of a quiz.

This freebie is a one page Student Data sheet. I use this sheet for each student in a data folder that I have so when I go into data meetings or IEP meetings their information is in one place! It's so easy and has a place that is left blank for you to add the assessments your school/district uses. ENJOY! Check out my blog at; www.makingelementaryhappen.weebly.com

This freebie gives students a chance to practice their multiplication skills in a fun clip game. To use these students will put a clip on the answer for multiples of the number in the middle of the card. You can add a timer element for more of a game element or keep it simple for practice before multiplication test.

This fun math game mat gets students engaged in distributive property practice without the boredom. This game is a freebie for you and your students as they get some practice in for this concept.

This freebie includes 24 number cards that go up to the hundred thousands place value. These cards also have double numbers in each card (ex. 939) so you can use these for upper grades for magnitude in numbers. (The 9 in the hundreds place is 100 times larger than the 9 in the ones place.) I print these black and white cards on astrobright paper and laminate them for repeated use in whole group lessons and math stations during place value and operations.