Sarah Marker

The following teacher-made resources align with the Jacob's Ladder program. Each of these challenging journal questions goes with its affiliated picture book. You will be amazed at the answers your students share! Mind-blowing. "Owl Moon" "The Frog Prince" "Sylvester and the Magic Pebble" "Jumanji" "The Wolf in Sheep's Clothing" "Red Sings From Treetops" "The Princess and the Pea" "The Stinky Cheese Man"

The following resources align with the poetry unit of the Jacob's Ladder book. Each of these challenging journal questions goes with its affiliated poem. These can be found online or on YouTube. Poems included: -Who Has Seen the Wind?-Where go the Boats?-The Rusty Spigot-Seashell

Are you ready to end the year with a bang? Literally? This activity was made for the accelerated populations, but good for all curious students. I send the attached letter home, then go to my house to gather items that would be considered E-waste (or items that are obsolete in our ever-changing world of technology). When we gather enough electronic products, we take them apart to see how they work! Students love this fun and engaging activity! They usually BEG for more time!

This PBL 2-page organizer can be used for all grade levels. The expectations are clear and organized. This keeps students focused on their current PBL/IBL unit!

Extend your students' understanding of Rosa Parks by conducting a mock interview with her.

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