Practical Practices

Over 72 single and multi-step word problems to increase rigor during math practice. Uses addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. This product can be used to make task cards, a database for Daily Math Reviews, or creating practices.

Use these companion worksheets for the following narrative nonfiction picture books to help reinforce the difference between fact and opinion: How Ben Franklin Stole the Lightning, Snowflake Bentley, A Big Cheese For the White House, and Balloons Over Broadway,

Use this foldable in interactive notebooks or a quick assessment to determine if students can differentiate between taproots and fibrous roots.

Use this as a quick assessment or for a study guide to help keep track of the characteristics of quadrilaterals (trapezoid, parallelogram, rhombus, square, rectangle).

Use this cut and paste activity as a guided practice or an assessment of this skill.

Review sensory words with this sort. It can be used as an assessment or practice.

A bank of elapsed time practice questions to use for Daily Math Review or Task Cards. Elapsed time spans over a 12 hour period and may cross from A.M. to P.M. or P.M. to A.M.

Use this resource as an exit ticket, quick assessment, or practice for understanding sensory words in a story.

Have students listen to the story and decide how the words made them feel and how they connected with their senses. Then you can use this cut and paste activity as an exit ticket, quick assessment, or practice to show understanding.

Here is a quick way to see if your students know the differences between the Earth, Moon, and Sun. This can be used as a review, study organizer, or a graded assignment.