A great student handout and introductory activity to identifying and classifying quadrilaterals. Comes with both a complete page and a fill-in-the-blank option. Prints well in both B & W and color! Print 2-sided (either pages 1 & 2 [filled in] or 1 & 3 [fill-in-the-blank]), then cut the flaps to cover the description and example image.
A ready-to-print handout for the 5 different story elements! Choose between two insides: filled in or fill-in-the-blank. How to Print: - Print page 1 on one side and page 2 (filled-in) OR page 3 (fill-in-the-blank) on the back.
Get your students excited about learning their basic multiplication facts using the Top 28 Tournament method! Focus on the multiplication facts that students struggle with most to hone in on their learning and increase math fact fluency with the help of a little healthy classroom competition. Download includes: - Tournament Poster - Basketball Net Benchmarks - Basketball Image x6 (make one for each child) - Tournament Game Mad Minute Sheet
24 weeks worth of 10-word vocabulary lists. Perfect for expanding upper elementary students' vocabulary. Adapt to incorporate work on parts of speech, synonyms and antonyms, syllabication, etc. Already formatted to be copy and pasted into Google Slides and PPT.
A visual support to help student identify key words in math problems that help them choose the correct operation! Use as a poster or a personal handout!
Hang this poster to help your students identify the number 1 "in disguise" when it is written as a fraction. Helpful with:- converting mixed numbers to improper fractions - converting improper fractions to mixed numbers - relating parts to a whole
An individual handout to give to students who receive accommodations while taking an assessment. An easy visual reminder for encouraging self-advocacy regarding their IEP/504 accommodations. If you would like this individualized, please reach out!
A quick quiz assessing student knowledge about the different points in a story plot. Two "bonus" questions at the bottom to dig deeper and integrate knowledge with better understanding. Use as a bell-ringer, exit slip, make-up points, etc.!
Help students and families understand and reflect on their MAP data from each testing season. These little notes can be sent home, clipped into binders, or placed in folders. Two format options: one with projected EOG scores and one without.
Use these handouts to give students some encouragement during testing season! Inspired by the Wizard of Oz. Two options: - Words & Picture - Picture only