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Are you looking for a fun and different activity to use with your students at the beginning of the school year? Getting to Know You Four Corners and Find Someone Who will give your students a chance to have fun, get to know each other, and get up out of their seats. Your students will love this activity! This activity includes a Getting to Know You Would You Rather PPT and directions, Four Corner Signs (color and B&W), 6 different Find Someone Who printables. If you are looking for more Fo

Multiplication Four in a Row is a fun and interactive way to practice multiplication facts with a partner. This product includes a game board for each fact 2-12 and four mixed practice game boards. You can use this product in stations or as an I'm done activity. I included a bright colorful set and a B&W set.

These Blooms Taxonomy Charts are based on the new Blooms, You can use them to help you with planning or just as a reminder to keep your questions and instruction at a higher level. Update 10/12/13 to include slides for the old and new Blooms

Here are four engaging activities and printables. Your class will have fun practicing synonyms. This product includes Find Someone Who, Synonym Scoot, Synonym Four in a Row, and Synonym Printables. Find Someone Who--Whole group Activity (15 pages) Synonym Scoot-Whole Group Activity 3 sets with recording sheet and answer keys(25 pages) Synonym Four in a Row-Partner Game with 10 game boards (21 pages) Synonym Printables-Independent Work (9 pages)

This product includes 12 Multiplication Checker Game boards for facts 1-12. This game is played very similar to traditional checkers with a multiplication twist. To make a move students must solve multiplication problems. Directions to put the boards together are included. This product would be a great additional to your Math Stations.

If you love Words with Friends or Scrabble, you'll love this game. This making words activity is interactive and fun. You will get to see how your students think about words, by monitoring the words they make with the letters they have available.