I am a 5th grade teacher in Virginia, and a mom of two amazing little girls. Although 5th grade is my home, I have also taught both 3rd and 4th grade. My expertise is mainly in science and math as those two subjects are my absolute favorite!
Included are 2 worksheets that practice adding commas where needed in a sentence. Page #1 - Add a comma when... - have a list/series - conjunction - introductory clause - 2 adjectives together Page #2 - Add a comma when... - transition word - interrupting clause - direct address - speaker/quote - dates, addresses, places Answer key is included!
Quick pre-assessment to determine what students know and do not know about fractions! Topics include the following... - identifying numerator/denominator - identifying proper fractions - identifying improper fractions - identifying mixed numbers - turning fractions with 10, 100, 1000 in denominator into decimals - turning decimals into fractions with a 10, 100, 1000 in denominator - simplifying fractions - equivalent fractions - add/subtract fractions with like and unlike denominators
Do you need a fun word problem for a math station for Pi Day?! This word problem asks students to think and wonder about the question before solving for the answers. Students must add and subtraction fractions with unlike denominators to determine how much pie the dogs ate and how much is left over! I do this every Pi Day in my classroom (March 14th). I bring in an apple pie and cherry pie with the sections missing! We enjoy the pie together when we are done solving our word problem!
This fun activity has students multiply a fraction by a whole number. Students will determine the ingredients based off a Hungry Jack Pancake box for 30 students.
This exit ticket has 6 questions that deal with adding and subtracting fractions with unlike denominators. It is reindeer and holiday themed! Great as a quick assessment or exit ticket!
There are 10 questions where students must identified if the underlined part of a sentence is a noun, verb, pronoun, or adjective. Answer key included!
This sort practices 6 of the comma rules. Students will sort the definitions of the rules and examples of sentences into the correct columns. Rules include - Before Conjunction After Introductory Clause Direct Address Separate List/Series After Transition Words Interrupting Clauses
These two sheets practice the following types of figurative language - simile, metaphor, onomatopoeia, personification, alliteration, hyperbole, and idiom. Students will generate their own examples of these types of figurative language based on a nature or animal topic.
Students will work in groups to practice their scientific investigation skills with this fun lab. This experiment asks students to determine which material will help create the longest paper chain possible in 3 minutes, glue stick, liquid glue, or tape!
This activity is GREAT to do at the beginning of the school year! Students will answer questions to teach their class more about them! Because it is important for each student to be engaged, every student will answer and participate regardless of who’s turn it is in the tower game! The question sheet is divided up into six columns by color. The end of the wooden blocks are painted one of the six colors to match the question sheet. See my picture below to get an idea of how your block set should
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Experience
I am a 5th grade teacher in Virginia, and a mom of two amazing little girls. Although 5th grade is my home, I have also taught both 3rd and 4th grade. My expertise is mainly in science and math as those two subjects are my absolute favorite!
My own education history
I was enrolled in the International Baccalaureate Program from 6th - 12th grade. I spent my freshman year of college at Longwood University studying Liberal Studies: Elementary Education. I transferred and finished my Bachelor of Science in Interdisciplinary Liberal Studies with a minor in Elementary Education and Biology at James Madison University. I continued my education and obtained my Master of Arts in Teaching from James Madison University as well. More recently, I finished the Administrative program at James Madison University and am certified to be a k-12 administrator.
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