MrTeachIt

This is a pretty big document, but it is a great review of or companion to a unit on geometry. It is best used as a small booklet, copying two pages of the original document onto one 8 1/2 x 11 page. The booklet covers: solid figures [cones, pyramids, rectangular prisms, cylinders and spheres]; lines and angles [point, line segment, ray, intersecting, perpendicular and parallel lines, obtuse, acute and right angles]; congruent shapes; slides, flips and turns.

Use this simple flipbook to give students a chance to show what they know about the author's purpose for writing. The booklet uses the PIE acronym for teaching purpose (Persuade Inform Entertain).

This graphic organizer helps students create a character for a writing piece. It can also be used with an existing story to map the changes a character goes through.

I used this class book to help students understand the various features of an informational text. Students did research and then filled in the pages for individual animals. When all was said and done, we had a 40 page book all about animals.

This is a 6 page booklet that students can use to review and study their division strategies. The multilevel set up makes it fun for students while learning some important skills.

Do your students consistently forget the "secret" shortcuts on their Chromebook keyboard? This pack includes six posters (in full color and black and white) that you can print, laminate, and share with your class. Simple and effective, your students will thank you every time that they have to cut and paste!

Students use their artistic skills to create a "Responsibility" poster.