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Use this packet to organize student's opinion / argument writing. Cover page includes space for the students' name and claim / thesis. The inside cover has tips and reminders for a strong argument essay. Separate pages for the introduction, each reason, and the conclusion allow for organization of thoughts to make clear and concise paragraphs on the final draft. In the back of the packet is a space for pictures, as well as extra lined paper that can be added in.

These Thanksgiving Task Cards are the perfect interactive and engaging activity to get students practicing math skills leading up to the Thanksgiving Break. Each task card is themed around classic Thanksgiving dishes and activities and provide practice for a variety of math skills, including addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, telling time, calculating elapsed time, and more! With tons of ways to utilize this activity in the classroom, it is sure to be a hit!

This 7-Day weather tracker can be used to compare and contrast the predicted weather patterns with the actual weather. Including the high and low temperature, weather conditions, precipitation and wind. The tracker is not dated and can be used at any time of year, and in any climate zone.

This graphic organizer can help students understand that the main idea is not a topic, but a topic and what about it! Students can use this tool to look for main ideas and key details within any text, whether it is a book, chapter, or a single paragraph. Labels help remind students of the important elements of non-fiction note-taking.

This graphic organizer can be used as a note-catcher when researching lighthouses. The provided rubric can be used to grade projects created using the researched information. Available with pre-determined points and with possible points blank so the instructor can determine point value.

This Play-Doh activity can be used for students to practice creating arrays. The physical models increase engagement and helps demonstrate the communitive property (the turn around rule).

This is a packet to guide students through the different aspects of an economy unit while they create their own businesses. Students can plan out different aspects of their business, including the name, service or good, logo, slogan, resources used, pricing, incentives and advertising. This project can be used as a summative assessment to assess students understanding of these concepts, or as a complimentary project to an economy unit.

Graphic organizers to be used with narrative writing. Leads organizer allows students to draft different styles of leads, including a question, a snapshot, an action, and dialogue. Conclusions organizers assists with developing and organizing up to three different conclusions to determine the best one for their writing.

Welcome to Third Grade! Checklist to use for Meet the Teacher Night, as well as Table Tents for various stations, and a sign-in sheet. Table Tents provided with suggested stations and blank to fit your needs.

This is a WOW Board to be used for classroom management. ____________________________________________________________________ Example of use: Students can mark or initial a square on the board, then when a section or the entire board is filled coordinates can be chosen to receive a reward. The poster could be laminated for repeated use. ____________________________________________________________________ This product is designed to be printed as an 11x17 360 squares

Classroom Job Application for students to fill out. This application includes the students top 3 choices, as well as the option to provide a job they would not like to help making assignment decisions.

Name Glyph activity for the beginning of the school year. A fun get-to-know you activity that can double as a name tag or name tent creator.

These writing pages can be combined to create writing drafts or final writing works. Students can use boxes for illustrations and diagrams. White lines are for writing, and gray lines can be used as a built-in reminder for students to skip lines. These gray lines can then be used for edits and revision.

This is a sign to accompany a calendar that students can add activities and events to, for example, sports games, dance performances, etc.