McMaster's Learning Materials

Do your students love stargazing and legends? In this workbook, students will read about five different constellations. They'll answer comprehension questions regarding each reading. Then, they will write their own alternate legend for the stars! They will then be able to design a picture using the constellation's actual shape to match their new legendary tale!

Have your students take on the role of an engineer, as they learn how to design, build, assess and review their work on a squirrel obstacle course. This Squirrel STEM Challenge Workbook allows students to work through the design phase and evaluation/questioning phase of engineering an obstacle course for squirrels. Ideally, this Challenge Workbook would be paired with the Squirrel STEM Engineering PowerPoint also available in my store, so feel free to check out the Bundle for savings, or purchas

Looking for a good at-home project for students? This Genius Hour Sway Project is completely self-guided, and allows for students to work from anywhere as long as they have access to Microsoft products. What is Genius Hour? Genius Hour is an intentional time frame set aside for students to learn about whatever they're passionate about. In my included example, I selected watercolor painting. However, your students may choose whatever they'd like to and whatever they have access to. Some examples

These novel study question cards can be used for students to evaluate books before, during, and after they read them. This packet comes with 12 question cards, a classroom activity process explanation, and a novel venn diagram outline. You can print and laminate them for durability! This is a reusable and generic set of questions not geared towards a specific novel, so that you can introduce this procedure consistently throughout the year with literature.

This worksheet is designed as a practice sheet for students who are learning how to add decimals. Students need background knowledge in addition of whole numbers, decimal numbers, and place value. Throughout this practice, students are finding out how much two items cost when added together at a restaurant. They are given work space at the bottom to come up with their own meal combination and practice addition with some creativity.

Please Note: The link for the last two questions is undergoing an update. Use this as an alternate link in order to answer the last two questions on the WebQuest. https://daplpipelinefacts.com/The-Facts.html This webquest is designed for 3rd-8th graders as they begin to learn about social justice and current events. Along with research components, this webquest is helpful for students to form their own argumentative opinions on a topic through the use of multiple perspectives. This could be a