Robin Markham

This file is a great resource when you are teaching about landforms! It includes definitions, pictures, and video clips to show the students real examples of the landforms all over the world! You will need SMART Notebook to make this presentation work, but let me know if you need it put in PowerPoint instead. Thanks for checking it out!

This is a comprehensive Smart Board presentation that I use at Open House night each school year. Included you will find: -Welcome page -Introduction to teacher -Parent communication preference -Reminders -Teacher goals -Student goals -Homework breakdown -Author's bag & Estimation Jar explanations -Year at a glance -Breakdown of papers included in school parent packet -Best way for parents to help Thanks to mycutegraphics.com for the clipart!

Here you will find a SMART Notebook presentation on The Church Year (Advent, Ordinary Time, Lent, etc.). It is a 6-page presentation that includes games that can be played during the individual times of the year or altogether. Enjoy! If you need this remade as a PowerPoint presentation, please let me know! :)

This is an assessment given after students have learned about Mary, the mother of Jesus and the mysteries of the rosary. Once downloaded, the file is easily editable to delete any portion if your students only learned about one of the subjects!

This is a magnet that displays the class specials times and lunch time for the parents. Once opened, it is able to be edited to fit your individual schedule! To make these nice for parents, they are first printed out and laminated on pretty scrapbooking paper. Next, I attach the magnets and leave them on my white board for parents to pick up at Open House. It is especially helpful for them to keep track of P.E. days and lunch times! Thanks to MyCuteGraphics.com for the clipart!

I created this worksheet for our 2-step word problem unit. Since my class was quite varied in their abilities to conquer these problems, I put them into groups and gave them the level most suited to them. In order of the document, silver sharks are the easiest, green gorillas/purple parrots are average, and blue barricudas are the hardest. All operations are included, but can easily be edited to fit your own students!

This is a very similar presentation to my SmartBoard one. The colors and effects are a bit different due to formatting reasons, but the information is the same! The main difference is that this one includes a short online quiz at the end. Enjoy!

This is a rewards chart for teachers to use for the Class Dojo app. It has a list of items the students may earn at a variety of point values. As indicated on the chart, the point values re-start at the beginning of each month! Mine is geared towards the younger group, but it is easily edited for any crew of students!

This is a key words bookmark I made for my students to keep at their desks. Some taped them on there, while most used them as bookmarks! I simply printed out enough for my class, backed them with colorful construction paper (cardstock or scrapbooking paper would be cute too!) and laminated them. I use them every year!!