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I created this product with the intention of creating a fun, welcoming space for students to walk into! All thirty-six of these slides can be used for any subject or purpose, and have a simple yet unique layout that will draw students' attention to the board! The preview only includes 10 out of the 36 slides available! Headers Include:"Good Morning""Today in..."ELAreadingwritingmathscienceworld studies/social studies"Welcome to _____" Grade --> I added in my favorite font, AG Boss Lady, to ad

One of my students' favorite ways to review some of our more complex concepts is through games, especially I Have, Who Has! This card game can double as regular task cards/matching cards, or can be used for an interactive game. This product comes with 18 task cards, in two different versions. One is differentiated. I also included two different blank templates for you to customize how you please! These cards can be used in a whole group setting or as a quick review with small groups. Regardless,

A story like Letters From Rifka deserves an engaging activity that requires deep thought, classroom discussions, and a deep understanding of Rifka's journey. These extension activities can be used as a free-time activity, graded activity, or a "show what you know" to go along with the novel. Here are quick descriptions of each activity: IMMIGRATION JOURNAL: students put themselves in the shoes of an immigrant by creating their own fictional story, following the plot of Rifka's story (if they cho

School is BACK in session, and so is supply-theme class decor! These brightly-colored, simple math posters are designed to be anchor charts for your walls or bulletin boards. These are best utilized in upper-elementary or early middle-school classrooms. These posters cover to the million place down to the thousandth decimal place. *Full product included in preview!

These quick activities are SO much more engaging than writing a summary or answering a comprehension questions. Students will love creating a text thread between characters, creating alternate endings, or creating their own book covers in this digital or print activity!

This quick, easy activity is a great way to end a lesson, use as an exit ticket, or a check for understanding in your government unit. With three differentiated levels, your students will analyze the characteristics and responsibilities of the three branches of government.

If you're looking for end of year... Morning MeetingsSEL ActivitiesEarly Finishers"Time Fillers"Classroom EngagementEnd of Year Fun... this EOY Memory Book is perfect for that! The book gives students opportunities to socialize with each other, reflect on the school year, record memories, write letters, and so much more. Your students will love working on this with their classmates, and even keeping this book as a keepsake to look back on when their older. Use ALL 25 activities for the complete

This sweet, reflective activity is a great way to re-center students on their first & last days of school. With prompts that promote growth, self-reflection, and deep thinking, students can celebrate the school year together. I encourage students to hold onto their letters so they can even read them years down the road--such a special keepsake!

Regardless of age, coloring sheets are a fantastic way to welcome students back for the school year! These will pair perfectly with ANY classroom theme you have, and are sure to get kids excited for another school year! This style is available from "Welcome to Pre-K/Pre-school" to "Welcome to 8th Grade" -- I also like to hand out these coloring sheets whenever I get a new student to make them feel extra welcome!

Your students will LOVE engaging with social studies vocabulary with these silly and creative prompts. There are five different options that you can use to quickly assess after a lesson, or just for fun. They can be used over and over again, in different units!

My students LOVE playing "Find Someone Who." It's so simple to use as a back to school activity, but my favorite thing about this exercise is that it gets students up, moving, and engaging with one another. Use this resource for any lesson, or use my blank templates to completely customize and reuse throughout the school year! How to Use:Introduce the concept as a game or a wrap-up activity. Their job is to find someone in the classroom who can respond to the prompts on the page. For example, if

Make sharing relatable & interactive for students with Summergram! Students can creatively share summer memories by creating a profile, a bio, posts with captions, and more. Students can do this independently, or collaborate with classmates in this print & digital activity!

Do you want a fun way to wrap up your government unit? Do you need an activity for early finishers? This self-guided project is a fun way for students to learn about what it takes to be president. Watch your students get SO engaged in this project that they create campaign posters, slogans, and even a social media page for their campaign. Who knows... maybe a future president is in your room!