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Are you looking to increase your students' fact fluency? Are you having trouble keeping track and recording all of your students' scores? Looking for a way to organize the information for quick access during parent/teacher conferences and data analysis meetings? Want students to take responsibility and understand the progress of their learning? The Multiplying to the Top Chart is your solution. This chart allows students and teachers to easily keep track of progress on 100-question timed multip

One of the best ways to help your students to improve is to properly inform their parents about what is going on in the classroom. The following is a newsletter format that breaks down all of the classroom topics in an easy to understand way for parents to understand. There is also space to share the common core objectives that the students will be working on each week so that parents can be informed of the newest format of standards. The first two pages are an example of what the finished ne

Parent Teacher Conferences can be an excellent chance to communicate with parents about the students in your classroom. However, sometimes they can be overwhelming when you do not have enough time to communicate all of the information that you want to share. With 18+ students, it is also difficult to keep track of all of the information that is relevant to share in a conference. This summary form is a generalized form that allows for information collection for each student's conference. Be

Are you looking to increase your students' fact fluency? Are you having trouble keeping track and recording all of your students' scores? Looking for a way to organize the information for quick access during parent/teacher conferences and data analysis meetings? Want students to take responsibility and understand the progress of their learning? The Subtracting to the Top Chart is your solution. This chart allows students and teachers to easily keep track of progress on 100-question timed subtra

One of the best ways to help your students to improve is to properly inform their parents about what is going on in the classroom. The following is a newsletter format that breaks down all of the classroom topics into articles like a newspaper so that it is fun to read and easy to understand. There is also space to share the common core objectives that the students will be working on each week so that parents can be informed of the newest format of standards. The first three pages are an exampl

Are you looking to increase your students' fact fluency? Are you having trouble keeping track and recording all of your students' scores? Looking for a way to organize the information for quick access during parent/teacher conferences and data analysis meetings? Want students to take responsibility and understand the progress of their learning? The Adding to the Top Chart is your solution. This chart allows students and teachers to easily keep track of progress on 100-question timed addition t

Word Work Menu is a great way to organize your Word Work portion of Daily 5. The menu works great to help students create an independence so that teachers don't have to worry about what they are doing during their center time. The productive word practice activities that cover many different learning styles, such as kinesthetic, visual, and tactile). Some of the following activities are included: ~ Letter Punching ~ Rainbow Words ~ Playdoh Forms ~ And many more Included are 12 different a

Are you looking to increase your students' fact fluency? Are you having trouble keeping track and recording all of your students' scores? Looking for a way to organize the information for quick access during parent/teacher conferences and data analysis meetings? Want students to take responsibility and understand the progress of their learning? The Dividing to the Top Chart is your solution. This chart allows students and teachers to easily keep track of progress on 100-question timed division

Need a fun new way for students to get excited about using the dictionary to find words. How do I use this in my classroom? When teaching students how to use a dictionary, give them a chance to explore. Let them experience the dictionary in a safe and easy way. Allow them to find words that start with each different letter and then share their favorite word on the back. Other Uses: When teaching about parts of speech, have students find a word for each letter of the alphabet that fits

Find and Sort is a Hands-on Science Lesson Plan that focuses in on seed classification. The students will explore the concept of observing the characteristics of seeds from various fruits and vegetables and classifying them based on these characteristics. The following are the two goals that students will be working toward achieving: 1. Learners will be able to classify seeds based on their characteristics/How can you classify seeds? 2. Learners will be able to identify the origins of seeds/W