Marisa Simon

This engaging project will help enrich your math curriculum. Students will practice budgeting skills, adding and subtracting within 10,000, and research skills. Included are slides with playground products and pricing listed, so students can easily find products and pricing without having to use different websites. A recording sheet is also included.

This worksheet allows students to practice the test-prep writing strategy of TTQA (turning the question around). Use this as morning work, partner work, or for early finishers. Use at the beginning of the year to introduce students to TTQA, or throughout the year to reinforce this idea.

Do you want your students to use the strategy "show, don't tell" in their writing? Use this chart to help your students add sensory words to their writing! Use the Google Slide on your school's virtual apps, or print out the second slide for a hands-on writing experience.

This engaging project will help enrich your math curriculum. Included are slides with playground products and pricing listed, so students can easily find products and pricing without having to use different websites.

"Freedom Summer" by Deborah Wiles Read Aloud Plans The plans feature "think marks" for select pages, standards, and "turn and talk" opportunities for student engagement.

This virtual library is great for students who finish work early, or just want to listen to a read aloud! Post this on your Google Classroom, Schoology, or Canvas page!

Students will write an opinion piece telling about the best toy they have received. This product includes a checklist for students to mark that they have included: - an introduction sentence - 3 reasons to support their opinion - a conclusion sentence

This engaging project will help enrich your math curriculum. Students will practice budgeting skills, adding and subtracting within 10,000, and research skills.

Use this math game to have your students practice multiply numbers 1-12 by 9.

This reading log allows students to keep track of books they have read, the genres of those books, and what books they have finished. Use this log in a reader's notebook or in a homework/communication folder! The genre card is a resource to help students abbreviate the genres as they write them in their logs.

Students can use this resource as a guide as they write opinion paragraphs and essays. The sentence starters are a perfect way to help students get their writing started.

This word work choice board allows students to interact with word sorts in fun and engaging ways. Students can play tic-tac-toe to complete activities, or choose a different activity to complete each time they receive a new word sort.