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This vocabulary card pack includes vocabulary from the 5th grade Ready Math curriculum. 26 colorful pages of vocabulary words by topic.

A powerpoint that includes great in-depth videos of each county in West Virginia, broken up by their tourist regions from the Youtube channel of Wayne Worth. KAHOOT! links are also included with each tourist region to test your students on their knowledge after watching the video. This is great to spread out over the course of a couple weeks for social studies!

The perfect powerpoint that includes each standard on the math GSA for fourth grade. It includes multiple questions for each standard that can be worked out independently or whole group.

I used this at the end of the year as an activity for the students to practice budgeting and spending money. They were given a "paycheck" and had to subtract their bills before finding everything on their shopping list. If they have money left over, they can choose other options listed. **You can change the budget allowed, depending on level of students and what you are teaching** I used $800 and they had a lot left over, so I recommend a lower price.

The perfect packet for younger kids to cover information about the Middle Ages. It includes tracing pages, coloring sheets, number tracing, and counting pages. It can be used for a student with an IEP or younger kids.

This includes anchor charts for the numbers & operations unit, including one-digit multiplication, division, multiples & factors, patterns, and multi-step word problems.

This includes anchor charts for the math unit on whole numbers, including place value, comparing numbers, rounding, addition, and subtraction.

The perfect groovy posters to show your standards for each lesson in your classroom.

The perfect Halloween activity for students to practice their creative writing skills, creating a witch's spell and telling what happens and how it is made.

The perfect reading learning "targets" for the fourth grade classroom!

A candy corn outline that students can choose a number to write the factor pairs and multiples of.

The perfect seasonal division activity. Have students roll a dice and create division problems for that number. Then they can create a jack-o-lantern with the correct number of features.