Math Lab Loot

This worksheet is designed to be used similar to a math sprint, testing how well students recall their multiplication facts from zero to twelve. This worksheet can be used multiple times over a course of study to show growth while working on fluency and speed. Facts are listed in order to help students recognize patterns.

With 7 plainly stated rules, this resource works great for elementary science labs. Having students sign a lab safety contract is a great way to help them take responsibility for their behavior in the lab. I recommend going over each rule as a class and explaining why the rule is important.

My students love to use this anchor chart when they are first learning how to quickly convert mixed numbers and improper fractions. First I have students try to guess what words might go in the blanks. Then we complete the notes together, using different colors to keep track of the different parts of the fraction. Once they are completed, I have students keep this sheet in a sheet protector in their binder. I often see student's going back to it as they complete practice problems.

My students have a lot of fun coloring in these notes designed to strengthen student understanding of fractions before we begin learning about ratios. First I have students try to guess what words might go in the blanks. Then we complete the notes together, using different colors to keep track of the different parts of the fraction. Once they are completed, I have students keep this sheet in a sheet protector in their binder. I often see student's going back to it as they complete practice probl

This tool help students to plan a paragraph, essay, or report. The 3 colors help students to organize their ideas into an informal outline during the Prewrite stage of the Writing Process. BONUS: It is completely editable! You can change the heading, directions, example used or the format of the outline. Make the example include a topic specific to your class. Add or highlight vocabulary terms. Add text boxes to make it digital so students can complete the outline online.

Orange Shirt Day recognizes the harm done to generations of indigenous children by the Indian Residential Schools and is an affirmation of our commitment to ensure that every child matters. This reading passage uses student-friendly language to explain why we wear Orange on September 30th.