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An entire recycling unit! Great for grades K-3! Students will learn about recyclable materials including what can be recycled, sorting recyclable materials, and assessing how long it takes each material to break down in the environment. They will have the opportunity to engage their friends, family and school in a week about the importance of recycling. Includes: 4 days of detailed lesson plans (including all necessary printables to complete assignments) 16 Discussion Questions List of

Telling Time Bundle! After searching everywhere for a resource that would reinforce telling time lessons, I decided it was time to create one to perfectly fit that need. Reinforce your telling time lessons with these individual, small group or class activities. Includes: - 2 Small Group Telling Time Games (including Instruction cards) “I Have, Who has?” (32 playing cards) “Time Memory” (30 Playing cards) - 5 Telling Time {Common Core} Practice Worksheets (Telling Time and showing times

Reinforce your lessons with these great resources! Common Core aligned for 2nd Grade and a great tool for review in grades 3-4. Includes: - 4 Small group games (Including instruction cards) I have Who Has (Counting Coins) Memory (Counting Bills and Coins) Go Fish! (Counting Bills and Coins) Tic-Tac-Change (Making Change) - 5 Worksheets (Counting Coins, Counting Bill and Coin Combinations, and Making Change) - 5 Quizzes {Common Core Aligned} (Co

I use these worksheets as a daily review to begin math time. It’s a great quiet and quick individual activity to get my students minds into math mode. I use them with my 4th grade math class but they could also be used as a review for 5th grade or even for some 3rd grade classes. I give my students 10 minutes to complete them at the beginning of class then whatever they don’t finish usually becomes homework, or we go over them as a class if any of the problems are a useful skill for the lesson

If your students need practice making change, this is the game for them! I use this to tutor students struggling with the concept of making change and they love it! Task cards provide real word problems for students to solve in order to win the familiar game of Tic-Tac-Toe. A correct answer allows students to place a game piece on the board. If you like this game, check out my Money Mega Pack! which includes more games, worksheets, quizzes, and lists of mentor texts and helpful websites. C

** 32 Playing Cards ** If your students need practice telling time, this is the game for them! I use this to tutor students struggling with reading analog and digital time and they love it! This game can be played in small groups or as a whole class. If you like this game, check out my Time Mega Pack! which includes more games, worksheets, quizzes, and lists of mentor texts and helpful websites. {It's one of my best sellers!} Tick! Tick! Tick! Thanks for stopping by! Mrs. Nutter Keyword

This is a great Halloween game for any age group. 32 playing cards included "Who Am I?" will get your students moving and thinking. Students wear the name of a popular halloween costume taped to their back. They then walk around the room asking classmates "yes" or "no" questions in an attempt to figure out what name they are wearing. Fun times ahead! Perfect for a Halloween party! If your students love this game, check out my "Mummy March" Series! For a little more of a challenge students mus

** NOTE: If you downloaded this file and received a file with less than 22 pages, it's because when I switched this to my Primary free download, it dumped the complete file and kept the preview. I'm so sorry for the inconvenience! Keeping track of where students should be during Daily 5 activities can be challenging. Especially when you're trying to work with a small group of students or one-on-one while other students are spread through stations throughout the classroom. I've tried the signs a

Reading is my favorite! But that’s not always the case for students. I made these pointers for my students to keep reading fun. I found that they often get bored following along with their finger while they read. (Probably because I’m constantly reminding them). And let’s be honest, your finger can get a little boring to stare at. So I found a way to make it fun! At the beginning of every month, I laminate the corresponding sheet of pointers then give them to my students to cut out and attach to

I had to find a way to get away from simply asking my student's questions to test their comprehension. That's how I came up with this reusable reading comprehension mat. During or after a read aloud I have my students fill this mat out at their desk (I laminated them and have them use dry erase markers). They fill in the blanks in the left column (Book Title, Main Characters, Setting, Etc) then they use the "First, Then, and Finally" areas to draw pictures of what happened in the book. They love

I use these worksheets as a daily review to begin math time. It’s a great quiet and quick individual activity to get my students minds into math mode. These are a great addition to the Math Review Mega-Pack found here: 100 MATH REVIEW WORKSHEETS! I use them with my 4th grade math class but they could also be used as a review for 5th grade or even for some 3rd grade classes. I give my students 10 minutes to complete them at the beginning of class then whatever they don’t finish usually becomes

This is a great activity for the Daily 5 or to fill down time! Instructions: Print and attach to the front cover of notebooks. I attach them by covering them in clear packaging tape so they survive the school year. Also included are prompts for each topic. I tape the prompts/questions on the inside of the front cover (so it’s a little bit of a surprise when they make their selection). I have my students write in the “traveling notebooks” once a week. After we are finished with them, I take th

Great for The Daily 5 word work center! Students will play against each other to draw feathers and build sight words for points. Each correct word made earns them points but they must decide each time if they want to roll and draw feathers or try to make a word with the feathers they have. Don’t be a Turkey, be the first to 15 points! Works with any sight word list! (But Dolch sight word lists are provided for Pre-Primer - 3rd Grade) A game of chance and sight word practice. Includes: 1 T

If your students need practice counting coins and bills, this is the game for them! I use this to tutor students struggling with the concept of making change and they love it! Played just like the familiar game of Memory. Great for small groups. Students must count money and find the match. Get the most matches and you win! :) If you like this game, check out my Money Mega Pack! which includes more games, worksheets, quizzes, and lists of mentor texts and helpful websites. Cha-Ching!! Than

If your students need practice counting coins and bills (1's and 5's), this is the game for them! I use this to tutor students struggling with the concept of counting money and they love it! Played just like the familiar game of Go Fish! Great for small groups. Students must count money and find the match. Does another player have your card? Who knows! But you're going to have to count a lot of money to find out. :) If you like this game, check out my Money Mega Pack! which includes more gam

"I have, Who has...?" never gets old! My students ask for it every time they come to my room. It's a fun way to teach and reinforce sight words and can be played with 2-20 students. This bundle includes sight word games for Dolch Pre-Primer to Third Grade lists. Blank cards in each color can be used to connect some or all of the games. Instructions: Pass the cards out among students. Students with starting card starts the game off and the rest just falls into place. A great game to use duri

Great for centers, small group activities, independent activities or a holiday party! Included: 4 Bare Trees, 45 Fraction Leaves, 9 blank leaves to add your own, 13 Apple Barrel Labels, 2 Blank apple barrel leaves to add your own Instructions: Cut and laminate. 1. Cut out each tree/apple barrel to use as a work mat (it works just as good to leave it as a sheet too) 2. Cut out the fraction leaves and “Apple Barrel Labels” 3. Choose a label for each tree. You can use all four trees, or just o

Includes instructions and 64 game cards. A great review game at Halloween or any time! Instructions: Students must try to figure out what number (answer) they have on their back by asking other students ONLY “Yes” or “No” questions. Each student has a math equation taped to their back. As they march around like mummy’s they must ask classmates only “yes” or “no” questions to try to figure out what answer/number they are wearing. Before students can answer questions, they must solve the equ

"I have, Who has...?" never gets old! My students ask for it every time they come to my classroom. It's a fun way to teach and reinforce sight words and can be played with 2-20 students. Trendy chevron theme! Go to my TpT store for sets for Primer-3rd Dolch sight words. Thanks! Have a great school year! Instructions: Pass the cards out among students. Student with starting card starts the game off and the rest just falls into place. A great game to use during downtime!

Includes instructions and 64 game cards. A great review game at Halloween or any time! Instructions: Students must try to figure out what number (answer) they have on their back by asking other students ONLY “Yes” or “No” questions. Each student has a math equation taped to their back. As they march around like mummy’s they must ask classmates only “yes” or “no” questions to try to figure out what answer/number they are wearing. Before students can answer questions, they must solve the equ