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Here is a fun, quick bell ringer activity you can give to your students the first couple weeks of school to ease them back into the habit and routine of writing their names on their paper (and then we laughed and laughed and laughed) and building stamina to sit complete an assignment.

This is a blank template of the I have, Who has game. You can hand write in numbers or words. I use this for my ESOL class I teach in Thailand to get my students familiar with numbers.

This is a mini lesson to teach students a variety of quality transition words to use in their writing. Students will work in pairs or groups to practice using more advanced transition words in sentences. They will choose their top 4 transition words to include in future essays. Florida standards: LAFS.4.W.1.1, LAFS.4.W.1.2

This can be a whole group introductory or center/small group reteach activity. To use whole group, project the partial quotient method template on white board to model how to solve division equations. To use as a center, print out partial quotient template and flashcards and laminate for a math center or small group lesson. Print out the "In case you forgot" model for students to refer to when working independently or in a center. Florida standards: MAFS.4.NBT.2.6 Activity includes: - Example p

This can be a whole group introductory or center/small group reteach activity. To use whole group, project the area model templates on white board to model how to solve a 1 digit by 2, 3, or 4 digit multiplication equation or a 2 digit by 2 digit multiplication equation. Print out each area model template and flashcards and laminate for a math center or small group lesson. Print out the "In case you forgot" model for students to refer to when working independently or in a center. Florida stand

This haiku poem worksheet was created for students to practice writing their own haiku poems with a space to illustrate their work.

This is a tracking sheet for mad minute multiplication worksheets. Because of the new Common Core Standards taking effect and how students are now supposed to track their own progress, this is a great formative assessment to use. --Also, I apologize, the original font I used for this worksheet does not come up, so feel free to customize the font you want.

Students can use this worksheet to list the capital of each state and then match the state and capital to the correct state shape.

This is a list of words that most fourth graders tend to misspell and mix up. Feel free to use this list and customize it to your liking.