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This powerpoint presentation is saved and sold as a .pdf for you to use with your students as a review on decimals! You can use this with the whole class or in centers. I've used this with my whole class and have my students show me their answers on mini white boards or on paper. In centers, one student gets to be the "teacher" while the rest of the small group writes/shows their answers. Whatever works for you! Beginning with slide 3, the odd slides have the decimal problem and the even sl

Here is a cute way to reward your students' academic success at the end of each quarter during the school year! Simply determine which student has the highest average in each subject area, type/write in the info in all of the text boxes, print, and reward with a "smarties" roll of candy! There are two sets for each quarter, one in color and one in black and white. The subjects included are: Math Reading Writing Language Arts Spelling Science Social Studies Health If you download this product

I created this adorable “bug” themed birthday display for a friend who uses these cute critters in his classroom! There are three different styles for each month. Half sheets in a vertical format, and full sheets in both vertical and horizontal. This way you can print out the style that best suits your classroom! There are also separate styles with the words “Happy Birthday!” and “Happy Birthday To You!” in royal blue or black borders. The cute little bugs are editable so that you can type

This powerpoint presentation is saved and sold as a .pdf for you to use with your students as a review on fractions! You can use this with the whole class or in centers. I've used this with my whole class and have my students show me their answers on mini white boards or on the recording sheet that is included. In centers, one student gets to be the "teacher" while the rest of the small group writes/shows their answers. Whatever works for you! There are 12 fractions for your students to identif

This is a cute Fall/Halloween product designed for you to use as a way to demonstrate division with arrays and how multiplication is related (inverse operation) to division. There are two different presentations (one fall themed and one Halloween) where you would project the arrays, circle the rows and/or columns to demonstrate the break down of division, and then write the related multiplication equation. These presentations are in a PDF form, not in a PowerPoint form. Then there are also two