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The classic marbles in a jar reward system but on paper is here! These visuals are best used with the whole class to set goals and reinforce positive behaviors. When I use this in my own class, I chose three incentive passes for the class to then vote on their top choice. I hang up on the wall their marble jar and next to it I place the incentive pass they chose so they remember what they are working towards. There are two ways you can fill in the marbles as they are earned through positive beha

This bundle is a great way to start out teaching your place value unit and includes the following: place & value practice worksheetmatching standard form to expanded form worksheet- two versions of backsidetable practice worksheet with four ways to show a numberplace value posters/word wall cards (color & b/w)number spelling words list- students often refer to this when putting numbers in word form (color & b/w)place value charts (color & b/w)place value anchor chartAnswer keys included for all

This bundle offers great resources to enhance your teaching of the solar system unit and includes the following: solar system book cover- 8 versions planet pages for solar system book- 5 optionsgrading rubrics for solar system book- 2 optionsplanet posters/word wall cards (color & b/w)planet quizzes- inner and outer planets quizzes with answer keysThe solar system book is a great project for students to get creative and conduct research from various websites, books, articles, videos, etc. to com

With this resource students can practice decomposing numbers in standard form to expanded form. There are two versions of the backside depending on what level your students are at. Like any math skill repetition is key! This resource can be used as independent practice, station work, or even as an assessment. Answer key included as well. I hope you find this resource useful! Reviews & feedback always welcomed < 3

Perfect for third grade! This file includes multiple resources that would be an awesome addition to your place value unit: - Word wall cards that have both a definition and example. These can be posted in the room for students to refer to while working! - Number spelling words for students to refer to when writing numbers in word form. I usually put a few around the room and/or laminate a few for students to pick-up and refer to as they work! - Place value charts (one that goes to hundred thousa

This worksheet is great at the beginning of your place value unit as students practice identifying a digit's place vs. it's value within a larger number and vice versa. Before students can jump into decomposing a large number into expanded form, they have to be able to identify each digits place value! This worksheet is particularly great with third graders (or advanced second graders// struggling fourth graders). Answer keys included as well. I hope you find this resource useful! Reviews & fe

Perfect for third grade! This file includes multiple resources that would be an awesome addition to your solar system/space unit: - Word wall cards: includes both a description of the planet and a picture. These can be posted in the room for students to refer to as they learn about each planet! There is a black & white option (excluding the planet's picture) if low on color ink. - Posters: includes three posters that depict the planets order, orbits, and the sun-earth-moon system. These are go

This resource is so helpful for students practicing how to put a number in different forms by composing and decomposing the numbers. Students have to fill in the boxes to complete each row which shows a number in four different forms. They have many examples to refer to for those who may be struggling. Perfect for third graders but could be helpful for struggling fourth graders as well! Answer keys included. I hope you find this resource useful! Reviews & feedback always welcomed < 3

This is a great resource for students to practice a specific multiplication fact that they are working on! Students will find the product of each multiplication fact and use the key to color the picture in accordingly. If you are using running records or quizzes to track your students' fact fluency and want to assign them a pencil & paper practice that they will enjoy? This is it! What sets these color by products apart is that they are silly and random- no specific theme and can be used all y

Do you have students who are struggling and need a visual aid as they are learning the relationship between these three important objects in space? This anchor chart is a great tool! It also comes in handy when a student has missed class or as a reference for students when they need a good reminder of how the system works- you can print it off for them to take home and review. It's helpful too for parents to see what their child is learning in this fun space unit! I hope you find this resource

Need to assess midway through your space unit? You've found the right place! I have used this resource the past few years and felt it's very fair especially with third graders. Students will fill in the blanks with the outer planets names (jupiter, saturn, uranus, neptune). There are two versions though if you think your students may need a hint. I also have used visuals or an anchor chart usually in my room and watch to see who refers to them! An answer key is attached as well. I hope you find

These addition worksheets are great not only for practice but also for collecting student data no matter what level they are at in your classroom! This file includes the following variety: 2-digit practice pages: with regrouping, w/out regrouping, and with & w/out regrouping3-digit practice pages: with regrouping, w/out regrouping, and with & w/out regrouping4-digit practice pages: with regrouping, w/out regrouping, and with & w/out regroupingAnswer keys for all practice pages20's chart (large &

Perfect for third grade! This solar system book is a great project for students to get creative and conduct research from various websites, books, articles, videos, etc. to complete each planet page. SpacePlace.Nasa.Gov is a very kid friendly resource that my students have often used to gather facts about all the planets! There are many different versions of the planet pages to allow for differentiation based on your student’s needs. This file includes the following: solar system book cover- 8

Need to assess midway through your space unit? You've found the right place! I have used this resource the past few years and felt it's very fair especially with third graders. Students will fill in the blanks with the inner planets names (mercury, venus, earth, or mars). There are two versions though if you think your students may need a hint. I also have used visuals or an anchor chart usually in my room and watch to see who refers to them! An answer key is attached as well. I hope you find t

Do you have students who are struggling and need a visual aid as they are working with place value? This anchor chart is a great tool! It also comes in handy when a student has missed class or just needs extra practice- you can print one off for them to take home and review. It's helpful too for parents to see what their child is learning! There are two versions- one with flowers and one without in case they are two distracting for some. Black and white versions are also included. I hope you fin

Need activities for students to work on as they build a classroom community the first few days? Here's the spot! There are three printable activities in this file: Find Someone Who, Classmate Interview, and Would You Rather Questionnaire. Each activity has directions near the top of the page that are easy for students to follow. Find Someone Who and Classmate Interview specifically involve student interaction while the Would You Rather Questionnaire can be done independently but then shared as a

Free goal setting worksheet! Students could fill this out at the beginning of the year and put it on a bulletin board or in a classroom folder to reflect on it throughout the year. Student's goals could pertain to things they want to learn both in and outside of school. Many options with the black & white or colored versions! I hope you find this resource useful! Reviews & feedback always welcomed < 3

This is a great resource to use at the beginning of the year in your math classroom as you get to know your students! They can write the number or draw pictures inside each box or bubble to finish the sentence about them. Inside the middle circle students can put their name and draw a picture of themselves. Students can share with their peers the numbers about them and make connections with each other. These also make for a great display on the wall for others to see and get to know the class!