Rachel Cassidy

Included in this product is access to a Google Slides document with 58 slides for listening comprehension. Audio files are included for each of the episodes. Students must make predictions, summarize, visualize, inference, and ask questions. I use this as a guided reading independent job in 4th grade. Students complete on Google Classroom and absolutely LOVE it!

This is a bundle of my comprehension slides for episodes 1-50 of the Six Minutes Podcast. Each slide contains 10 episodes and corresponding questions that will help students practice reading skills such as main idea, character development, predictions, summarizing, sequencing, etc. This is a great activity for guided reading, fast finishers, reading comprehension interventions, or just year-end fillers!

Keep your students engaged and guessing with mystery prize coupons! When printed 6 to a page on Google Slides, these prize coupons will perfectly fit a Target Dollar Spot scratch-off sticker. Included in this are 18 different coupon prizes, but you can edit the prizes to better fit your classroom. I printed these on bright cardstock and the kids LOVE them!

Included in this product are comprehension questions for the Six Minute Podcast (episodes 11-20.) Each episode has its own set of slides with 4-5 questions. Questions range from "right there" or depth of knowledge 1 questions, to predictions, inferences, and even empathy questions about characters' feelings. Each question has a sentence starter for the answer to encourage students to use complete sentences. This is a great resource to use for independent work or for remote learning. Kids love li

Printable multiplication tables. These are great to put on student desks or in math notebooks for use during class. Color coded for easy navigation to practice facts. 4 tables per page to save space on desks (and save paper!)

This resource is a Google Slides presentation that is compatible with the Peardeck extension. Students will be asked to identify the different hands on the clock, to type in the time on a clock, and to draw the hands when given the time with a blank clock. This can be a great guided activity OR a student paced activity for independent time! This would be most ideal for a classroom with 1:1 technology or even for remote learning. Please enjoy and feel free to share with your team.

This product is a graphic organizer for students to take notes on in their interactive math notebook. It includes one organizer for naming triangles by sides, and another for naming triangles by angle. The name of the triangle, an example, and a blank space for students to write the properties and characteristics of that triangle are included.

Converting Fractions back and forth between mixed numbers and improper fractions (with a few simple addition/ subtraction problems mixed in). In this PDF you will find directions, cards to cut out and pull from a hat, a sample student card with the corresponding answers, and 25 unique bingo cards.

In these task cards, you will find problems with addition, subtraction, story problems, and converting fractions from improper to mixed numbers (and vice versa). This is a google slides presentation and the answers are in the speaker notes at the bottom. I printed these 4 to a page and cut/ laminated as task cards/ a scoot activity around my classroom. Each card is numbered so that students can number their papers and solve, and you can check their answers quickly!

These are comprehension slides that go along with each episode of the Six Minutes Podcast series. After each episode, students will answer questions about what they just listened to and make predictions about future episodes. This is a great way for students to practice reading comprehension skills.

This is a set of 34 task cards (with a key) that is based off of math expressions grade 4 unit 6 curriculum. Cards include questions about adding unit fractions and multiplying unit fractions. It is a beginning fraction lesson for fourth grade.

This is a google slides presentation with 22 problems (numbers and word problems) that deal with metric and customary units of measurement as well as time lapses. It aligns with Math Expressions Grade 4 unit 5 and is great as a review before the assessment. I printed 4 slides per page and had students do a scoot around the classroom. (It also works great for any cooperative learning structure.) The answers for each question are in the speaker notes of the slides. If you share this into google cl

A graphic organizer for students to put notes for the properties of quadrilaterals. Includes square, rhombus, rectangle, trapezoid, and parallelogram. This graphic organizer gives the name, an example, and a blank space for students to write notes. I printed this 2 to a page for students to fit into their interactive math notebook. Could be printed at 80% to fit a composition notebook. I used this when introducing the shapes and then again to quiz the students on the characteristics of each quad

Comprehension slides that align with the Six Minutes episodes. Each episode is linked with the corresponding slide.

Comprehension checks that align with each corresponding 6 Minutes podcast episode. Students will listen and respond to the questions for each episode on Google Slides.

This worksheet is one that can be posted into Google Classroom and opened with Kami. It gives students 5 basic tasks using the different tools on Kami. This is a great way for students to get comfortable using this online worksheet resource and can also be used as a guided practice in class. This is in Google Docs format for you to personalize or edit to better fit your class. To use in Kami, it will then need to be downloaded as a PDF before uploaded to Google Classroom.

A resource for bell-ringers, class work, or homework. Students will be finding percentages of whole numbers using different strategies. This 2 pager includes 10 problems: 6 are just numbers, 4 are word problems. Answer key included.

This winter-themed behavior bingo is a great way to start or finish your year strong! Choose a skill to work on and a prize to work towards. Each time you see the kids completing the "skill," someone can put up one of the full color bingo cards on top of the board. When it is filled, they get a prize! I laminated and use velcro dots to attach mine so I can use it for years to come.

Keep track of your students with this sign out sheet. This restroom sign out sheet has a place for their name, the day of the week, the time out, and the time in.

This 1/2 sheet is great for a warm-up, exit ticket, or homework. Students will find the area of the base (L X W) and then the total volume (L X W X H). There are two per page and must be cut in half.