Practical Buys

This is a graphic organizer for the states of matter. This can be used as a quick assessment at the end of a unit or the beginning to see what the students know. I used it as a place for the students to take notes on throughout the unit. There is a place for the students to write facts on the states of matter, examples, sketch the molecules and write down what processes cause change ALL on one piece of paper!

This includes one Spanish synonym and one Spanish antonym page. There are many ways to use this worksheet and it's also very easy to differentiate. I use these worksheets two different ways, usually as a quick center. #1: I write the words I want them to explore under Palabra, then the students use a thesaurus and other resources to complete the rest. #2: Using index cards, I write down a word I want the students to expand on in one color marker (the palabra) and three synonyms or antonyms i

This is a graphic organizer for the States of Matter. Students can either complete at the end of the unit as an assessment or use the graphic organizer throughout the unit for their notes so they can review later. There is a place for students to write facts about the various states, examples, write the process that changes them and draw a diagram of the molecules ALL on one sheet of paper!

Quick way to check homework! I print and make copies to have for a few weeks. I, or you could have a student, either put a check if complete, a dash if it is incomplete and a O for no homework. If they bring in the homework another day I just put a check in the middle of the O. Only one sheet of paper that records what homework students do complete for two weeks.

Reading logs! Love of 'em or hate 'em, here they are. These reading logs leave a space for a 1-2 sentence reflection of what they read. One reading log has parent initials, the other one has pages read. I included an example of possible back pages for your reading logs with reflection questions for students. Short and sweet.

There are 6 words with more to come in an editable document. Students will define the word in contextlist synonyms and antonymswrite a brief response utilizing the word

This includes one synonym and one antonym page. There are many ways to use this worksheet and it's also very easy to differentiate. I use these worksheets two different ways, usually as a quick center. #1: I write the words I want them to explore under Word, then the students use a thesaurus and other resources to complete the rest. #2: Using index cards, I write down a word I want the students to expand on in one color marker (Word) and three synonyms or antonyms in a different color. The st

This is a graphic organizer for how and why character's change in a piece of text. This can be used for whole group to introduce the skill, as a response for a reading center, or for homework.

Since there are no such jobs as "line leader" in the real world, I decided to create a basic list of classroom jobs that can be related to "real world" jobs. The students were excited about the job titles and had fun creating new ones such as Accountant for our economy system and Biologist for our class pet responsibilities. Enjoy!

Since there are no such jobs as "line leader" in the real world, I decided to create a basic list of classroom jobs that can be related to "real world" jobs. The students were excited about the job titles and had fun creating new ones such as Accountant for our economy system and Biologist for our class pet responsibilities. Enjoy!

This is a SQA chart, which is the spanish version of KWL. Enjoy!