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Students will share their knowledge of Jerry Spinelli's book Crash by identifying a word with significant meaning to the novel’s plot or one of its themes. Students will be asked to brainstorm: - The word starting with A-Z - A relevant image - A 2-3 sentence explanation CONTAINS:1. Teacher Directions2. Sample Student Directions3. Example Slide4. One slide for each letter of the alphabet5. TWO Sample Grading Rubrics

Add some festive fun to your classroom with this Valentine’s Day Mad Libs activity, perfect for late elementary and early middle school students! This resource includes two different Valentine’s-themed Mad Lib stories designed for late elementary and early middle school students. Each story provides a hilarious way for students to practice parts of speech while boosting creativity and collaboration. Perfect for:     ✅ Valentine’s Day centers     ✅ Early finishers     ✅ Sub plans     ✅ Partner or

Keep yourself and your students organized with a daily agenda slide containing space for the date, the day's agenda, homework or reminders, a "Do Now", and learning goals/objects/standards. Each slide is available with a pop of color in either pinks and yellows or blues and greens. A sample slide for how to utilize the daily agenda template is included.

Keep yourself and your students organized with a daily agenda slide containing space for the date, the day's agenda, homework, a "Do Now", and learning goals/objectives. Each slide format is available in eight colors spanning the rainbow. A sample slide for how to utilize the daily agenda template is included.

To encourage students to read over spring break, offer them this reading challenge. With 9 daily challenges, this document is customizable for all ages. You can decide how to reward students (bonus points, physical prize upon return, etc.).