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This no-prep resource is an interactive way to have students demonstrate their understanding after reading a biography! It can be paired with ANY biography! This can be used with President's Day, Women's History Month, MLK, and more. Topics include: Early Life Education Accomplishments Fun Facts Character Traits Career/Focus in Life and Illustrations Students will simply need this packet, which includes fun cut outs to record their work and templates for illustrations, a brown paper bag, thei

Color and B&W versions of posters to represent the Five E's in science... Engage Explore Explain Elaborate Evaluate Print in color or use the black and white versions on colored paper. Each poster includes a brief description of the E it represents.

Use this to grab a quick assessment of your student's knowledge about their Global Address! Students will identify the name of their town or city, state, country, and continent. Use as a pre or post assessment for your social studies lessons! There are two assessments per page. Use a half-sheet for assessment, or fold in half to use one sheet per student for a pre and post assessment!

Need a quick, easy way for students to take notes or share their learning after reading? This 3-2-1 asks students to share 3 FACTS they learned, 2 INTERESTING things they discovered, and ONE QUESTION they still have after reading!

WELCOME STUDENTS BACK TO SCHOOL AND INTRODUCE THEM TO TASK CARDS WITH THESE EASY PROMPTS ABOUT THEMSELVES AND THE NEW SCHOOL YEAR! Students can learn your Task Card procedures by solving the room and answering basic questions about themselves, their new classroom, and their favorite things! This product includes 20 task cards, a student recording sheet, and a print-out of all questions for teacher use.

Skip Counting Strips are an easy resource to use when teaching skip counting, repeated addition, multiplication and division. This set includes printable strips for counting by 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, and 100! Print and laminate - use colored paper to brighten this up as this resource is black and white to save you ink! Use these in guided math groups, place in math toolkits, send home as homework helpers, or have readily available in your classroom to support students as they work to acquire memori

Use this checklist during guided reading groups, independent reading, or at literacy centers to help students learn to identify different text features found in Informational Texts. Checklists are printed two to a page to save paper, or can be used to compare two different texts. Each checklist includes a line for the students name, as well as the title of the book.

Use this response with any book to have your students practice identifying and explaining character traits with evidence. As either a single page, or two-to-a-page, this no-prep response is perfect as an introduction to studying character traits, or as a great review. Leave it at a listening center, or use after a read-aloud. Students will record the title and author of the book. After drawing an illustration of a main character, they will list four character traits and pick one to explain

Print the banner on card stock or colored paper. Use this as a "back to school" activity to get to know your new students and decorate your classroom! Use the blank banner included to have students also include a picture or drawing of themselves! Punch two holes in the top corners to string as pennants.