Miras Class

This example and poster gives students a step-by-step layout of how to add with and without regrouping. With 9 pages of worksheets for introducing the topic bit by bit, your students will be adding with or without regrouping in no time! Includes a small informational poster, 9 worksheets with answer keys.

11 pages of sequential Decimal instruction and worksheets. This mini unit instructs and provides practice for students that builds upon the prior sheets. This gradual building of information and concepts provides for a well rounded understanding of the overall decimal properties. The unit especially focuses on place value understanding and the difference between the tenths and hundredths places.

Have you ever had a kiddo that just went off the rails one day out of the blue? Or maybe a repeat offender that doesn't understand why they do what they do? This can help! Having a student take the time to identify what happened, how it affected others, and what they should do next time can do wonders for your classroom! I personally use this to this day and I love it. It gives me insight into what my student was thinking and how to help them.

Paragraph structure can be difficult for students to grasp. Here are three sheets of practice with answer keys. Students get to cut out sentence strips and glue them into the correct order on the other side of the paper. This hands-on activity worked well with my 3rd graders this year.

Student led interaction unit over the Solar System, Stars, Axis, Rotation, The Moon, and much more. An interactive presentation with an accompanying worksheet that helps teachers through a unit over Earth Space Science.

This worksheet I created to accompany a unit over Earth Space Science to cover standards within the state of Kansas. It normally takes more than one day for us to complete as a class at the end of the unit. This is one of many possible assessment mechanisms within the unit and is more of a supplementary tool.

Holla Dolla's are an excellent Classroom Management Strategy! Our class uses them as a reward system where they can purchase multiple items in our weekly auction or they can save their money and as a class purchase parties or other fun activities.

Classroom money seems to be fairly widespread across the United States. How about an economy that charge rent? Or has tickets? Or has students keep a ledger? Or perhaps fill out an application? Well this one does! Many students leave school not knowing how to budget or do accounting for their money. They end up overspending and having issues out in the real world. Maybe if we allowed them to practice in the classroom they wouldn't have to practice where it might hurt a bit more if they fail. Thu

This is a great classroom icebreaker that gets students up and out of their seats. They start interacting about what they did this summer in a positive and team building way.