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I made these passes to go with the calm & cool classroom theme.

These editable powerpoint presentations are great for keeping your centers running smoothly. They are currently set to switch with a chime after 15 minutes. You can easily adjust the transitions to accommodate your center schedule.

This set of addition word problems is designed to be used with the Kagan Rally Coach strategy, but could also be used as a quick assessment. The worksheet consists of ten single-step real world problems.

A quick assessment to see if students are able to write numbers in standard, expanded, and word form.

I use this PowerPoint to keep track of my reading groups. I've organized them into four groups and allow 10 minutes at each station, with a little extra time for transitions. Total time is about 45 minutes, plus however long you want to allow for clean up. There is a chime to signal time to switch, so all you have to do is start the presentation and go. I'm not quite sure why it looks funky in the preview, but it downloads correctly. :)

I use this PowerPoint to keep track of my math groups. I've organized them into four groups and allow 10 minutes at each station, with a little extra time for transitions. Total time is about 45 minutes, plus however long you want to allow for clean up. There is a chime to signal time to switch, so all you have to do is start the presentation and go. I'm not quite sure why it looks funky in the previews, but it does download correctly. :)

This is a set of worksheets featuring the first 10 Fry Words. I am working to make it part of a growing bundle. Students will color, trace, write, and search for each of the first 10 Fry Words. This can be used as a center when introducing the words, or for remediation. When students complete all 10 worksheets, there is a quick assessment to see if they can recognize and read the 10 words.

This product contains all 1,000 Fry Words in alphabetical order, as well as space for your students to add their own words. I printed these pages and placed them in a 3-pronged folder so each of my 3rd grade students would have a reference to aid them in their writing. It is very simple right now, but I have left it editable so you can add or delete words based on the age and needs of your students.