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A Reflective Journal for TeachersSupport your well-being and professional growth with this beautifully designed reflective journal made just for educators. Whether you're decompressing after a long day or setting intentions for the one ahead, this tool helps you process your experiences with clarity and purpose. ✨ What’s Inside: Thoughtful prompts to guide meaningful reflection A space to celebrate small wins and navigate daily challenges Two powerful “15-Minute Debrief” pages for end-of-da

A complete guide to resetting your Sunday with intention and start your week off with reclaimed peace and power. Find journal prompts that walk you through step by step to preview your week, rest, practice self care, and set intentions. Become a paid subscriber to my Substack to download this kit (+more) for free!

A fun sorting activity to learn the difference between weather and climate. The second page consists of 20 different examples that students can cut out and sort on the front page. Many ways to use that best fit your needs! Answer key included!

Use this interactive activity to reinforce the sequence of the water cycle, step by step! Cut the steps into sentence strips, mix up, and have students place them into the correct sequence! Print, cut, and laminate to use for years to come!

A complete experiment worksheet to follow along with a Hershey Kiss demonstration to learn about heat transfer. The only materials you will need for this experiment is Hershey kisses for each student. This worksheet allows students to follow the scientific method throughout the experiment and analyze their results. Great for an introduction to heat transfer activity!

A full lab recording sheet for the famous baking soda and vinegar science experiment. Following the scientific method this record sheet allows for making a hypothesis, recording observations, analyzing results, and even includes an exit ticket to check for understanding! Use for introducing states of matter, chemical and physical changes, or a fun activity to get students excited about science! The materials you will need for this lab are, Baking Soda, Vinegar, Water Bottles, Balloons and Measur

A great interactive activity for students to review matter changes and the water cycle, vocabulary, and complex ideas! Print out this document, laminate it, cut up each triangle, and store for years to come! After each triangle is cut and mixed up, Students will need to match the correct vocabulary word and definition, have them touch correct sides to complete the puzzle correctly. It should look like it did in the very beginning (before you cut it up) to know if students did this correctly. How

A great classroom management incentive for the month of march, with a march madness basketball theme! Try something new in your classroom to thrive through the month of March! I like to take a spin on March Madness brackets and advance the 'loser' of behavior expectations all the way until the end! Use in any way you see fit for your classroom! I will tape or glue the two pieces of paper together to make one complete bracket

Cloze passage on Unicellular and Multicellular Organisms, bridging science and ELA standards. Great for independent work, group work, or check for understanding! Differentiated options to include with or without a word bank, answer key included!

A complete list of high interest books across genres. A great resource to provide to students who struggle to know what to read, or any avid reader to discover a new book! Genres included: fantasy/ sci fi, mystery, animals, cooking/ baking, holiday, historical fiction, book series, sport, and teacher recommended. Recommended for students at reading levels 4th-6th grade.

A guided class demonstration where students will make a predication, observe, and analyze the results. For this demonstration you will need toy cars (hot wheels), a ramp, and coins. This can be done whole group or break students into groups to complete independently. An exit ticket is also included to assess students understanding of Newton's 2nd Law of Motion.

A two page journal for teachers to track their energy throughout the week, because we all know teaching takes a lot of our energy! Find out where you feel the most energized vs. the most drained and reflect with journal prompts to make adjustments to your weeks. Subscribe to my Substack for a free download @ afterthelastbell.substack.com

An interactive puzzle to learn the causes and effects of forces and motion. Three game boards and 2 pages to be cut up and used as pieces. Students will use the cut up pieces to place on the boards as either a cause or an effect of a certain force of motion. Print, laminate, and use for years to come! *Pro Tip* when printing make 2 copies, one to cut up and use and one to have as the answer key!

Cloze passage on temperature, air masses, and fronts. Integrating Science and ELA standards! Great for independent work, group work, or check for understanding! Differentiated to use with or without a word bank, answer key included.

Cloze passage on force and motion integrating Science and ELA standards! Great for independent work, group work, or check for understanding! Differentiated to use with or without a word bank, answer key included.

Cloze passage on conductors and insulators, integrating ELA and Science standards. Great for independent work, group work, or check for understanding! Differentiated to use with or without a word bank, answer key included!

Cloze passage to teach about cells as building blocks. Integrates ELA and Science for extended learning. Great for the beginning of genetics/ body systems unit. Can differentiate to include a word bank, answer key included!

5th grade science yearly vocabulary list. One place for all the most important words and definitions for each unit in 5th grade science. (Force & motion, matter, energy, living organisms, weather, and ecosystems) Great for students to have a copy with them all year long!

This simple yet powerful one-page reflection worksheet is designed for educators to process the past school year and set intentions for the summer ahead. Perfect for personal growth, end-of-year journaling, or summer reset routines, it prompts thoughtful reflection through two sections: Looking Back and Looking Ahead. Use it in PD settings, staff retreats, or as a personal tool to support teacher wellness and intentional living. Also available free to subscribers of my Substack, After the La

Individualized score cards for motivation and encouragement through MAP testing. Different versions for ELA and Math, and each term (fall, winter, spring) A great way to motivate students, help them reflect after testing, and use to individually conference with!