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Practicing fractions doesn’t have to be boring! Use this resource to allow students to use their adding and subtracting mixed number fraction skills in a real-world engaging activity. Who doesn’t love baking cookies! (or eating them!) In this real-world challenge, students must check to see if they have enough ingredients in the pantry to bake cookies. There are two recipes for students to choose from and a list of what is in the pantry. Students will love practicing their fraction skills with t

This resource is a great way to review food web vocabulary. The self-checking Pixel Art uses Google Sheets to have fun reviewing. How does it work? No Prep! Assign to students using Google Classroom. Self-Checking = No Grading for You!Students will enter in correct terms into the box. If they enter it correctly, the box will turn green and a puzzle piece will appear. If they enter it incorrectly, the box will turn red. Answer key included.

Student-led conferences are such a powerful moment for students. It's a time when they begin to take ownership of their success in school. This resource allows students to organize themselves for their "presentation" during conferences. This is a digital resource that uses Google Slides. I recommend sharing the resource through Google Classroom. During conferences you can choose to have the slideshow projected on your SmartBoard or pulled up on a laptop. What's included: Cover PageAgendaGlows

Use these puzzles to practice reading and writing decimals in standard, word, and expanded forms. This can be done as a group as an introduction and then as individuals as they become more comfortable. Printed Version:Print them on colorful paper and cut them out for centers or individual work. There are 16 total puzzles.Digital Version:The digital version uses Google Slides. Students matchup the puzzle pieces using drag and drop.There are 16 total puzzles on 4 slides

As more and more classrooms go 1:1 with technology, it’s important to address the responsibility in keeping their devices safe. This contract works like a rental car agreement and holds students accountable for damage. It is up to you what consequences you might choose based on your classroom management system. Four versions included: One is for Chromebooks (color and black & white), the other is more generic for devices (color and black & white), which can be used for laptops, iPads, or oth

The self-checking Task Card Puzzle Pixel Art Scramble uses Google Sheets to have fun reviewing shadows. As students put in the correct answers, the picture will unscramble itself.  The 10 task cards review: Shadow LengthSunrise & SunsetSun Travel in the Sky How does it work?No Prep! Assign to students using Google Classroom.Self-Checking = No Grading for You!Students select the task card questions and enter the correct terms into the box. If they enter it correctly, the box will turn green an

The self-checking Task Card Puzzle Pixel Art Scramble uses Google Sheets to have fun reviewing seasons. As students put in the correct answers, the picture will unscramble itself.  The 10 task cards review: Rotation & RevolutionEarth’s TiltDaylightSeasonsReason for the Seasons How does it work?No Prep! Assign to students using Google Classroom.Self-Checking = No Grading for You!Students select the task card questions and enter the correct terms into the box. If they enter it correctly, the box

This resource is a great way to review abiotic vs biotic. The self-checking Pixel Art uses Google Sheets to have fun reviewing. How does it work? No Prep! Assign to students using Google Classroom. Self-Checking = No Grading for You!Students will enter in correct terms into the box. If they enter it correctly, the box will turn green and a puzzle piece will appear. If they enter it incorrectly, the box will turn red.

This resource is a great way to review photosynthesis or parts of a plant. The self-checking Pixel Art uses Google Sheets to have fun reviewing. How does it work? No Prep! Assign to students using Google Classroom. Self-Checking = No Grading for You!Students will enter in correct terms into the box. If they enter it correctly, the box will turn green and a puzzle piece will appear. If they enter it incorrectly, the box will turn red. Answer key included.

Pixel Art is such a fun way to review the food chain! In this self-checking resource, students will examine the pictures and determine if it is a producer, consumer (herbivore, carnivore, or omnivore), or decomposer. Students will click on the drop down menu and select the correct answer. If they enter it correctly, the box will turn green and a puzzle piece will appear. If they enter it incorrectly, the box will turn red. If students hover over the number next to the picture, it will link them

Understanding food web/chain vocabulary is so important in a student’s understanding! This print and digital resource provides two opportunities to learn and practice vocabulary. The printed resource is great for interactive notebooks. Students can write down the definition on their own or you can use the provided definitions when printing. They can then use the resource for Google Slides which has them match up the vocabulary word to the definition. You can use this resource in 3 ways: Print th

Use these task cards to practice reading and writing decimals in standard, word, and expanded forms. Place them around the room and have students enjoy an out of their seat activity. Shrink them down and have students glue them into their interactive notebooks.The digital version uses Google Slides and has students dragging and dropping to match the number form with the written and expanded form.

Engage students in this fun digital escape room to help them practice rounding to 10 & 100. In this resource students: • View the first 3 problems. • Once they answer one correctly, the red locked padlock turns green and unlocks. • After they have completed the first 3, the next 3 problems appear. • This continues until they complete all of the problems. • Once all answers are correctly entered, they must unscramble the word to complete their mission. • Please note: Students must add a co

The self-checking Task Card Puzzle Pixel Art Scramble uses Google Sheets to have fun reviewing solar system facts. As students put in the correct answers, the picture will unscramble itself.  The 10 task cards review: Inner & Outer PlanetsAsteroid BeltGas vs Rock PlanetsNumber of Planets How does it work?No Prep! Assign to students using Google Classroom.Self-Checking = No Grading for You!Students select the task card questions and enter the correct terms into the box. If they enter it correc

Teaching your students about growth mindset is such an empowering thing. When you can encourage them to overcome obstacles, they develop the courage to continue to try new things or work on tasks that are “hard”. This DIGITAL interactive notebook is a perfect resource to go along with your discussions about growth mindset. Don't be intimidated by the digital INB! It is an easy resource to use. Great for Google Classroom or share a link to the file. There are step-by-step (with pictures) instruct

Engage your 3rd grade math students by using BOTH Quick Pick 9 Digital activities to practice rounding to 10 and 100. Students can choose 9 questions to answer allowing for student choice and differentiation. Their progress is tracked at the top, showing their percentage of completion. This self-checking activity has boxes that turn green with correct answers and red for incorrect answers. This activity is perfect for 2nd as enrichment, on-grade level 3rd grade students and support for 4th g

Engage your 3rd grade math students by using this Frog Jump digital 2-player racing game to practice rounding to 10 and 100. Two students can race to together to finish the game by filling in their rounded numbers onto the spreadsheet. If their frog doesn't move, they know they need to change their answer. This activity is perfect for 2nd as enrichment, on-grade level 3rd grade students and support for 4th graders who need reteaching on rounding to 10 and 100. Use this as centers, homework or

The self-checking Task Card Puzzle Pixel Art Scramble uses Google Sheets to have fun reviewing moon facts. As students put in the correct answers, the picture will unscramble itself.  The 10 task cards review:  Days of RotationEffects of the MoonWhy the moon shinesFormation Theory for the MoonWaxing & WaningWhat is the Moon made ofFull & New Moon How does it work? No Prep! Assign to students using Google Classroom.Self-Checking = No Grading for You!Students select the task card questions and

Engage your 3rd grade math students by using this turtle digital 2-player racing game to practice Addition of 2 and 3 digit numbers within 1,000 (3.NBT.A.2). Two students can race to together to finish the game by filling in sum of each problem onto the spreadsheet. It is self-correcting and the box will turn green if the answer is correct and pink if the answer is wrong. This activity is perfect for 2nd as enrichment, on-grade level 3rd grade students and support for 4th graders who reteaching