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Your young students will love this experiment! Anything that involves water they seem to get really excited about! Students will test 3 materials to see how well they work to absorb water. They will document their process along the way!

This activity has three headings (the same as, more than, less than). I currently have this set up for the number 16...but since it's a word document you'd be able to edit it to meet your level. I use one of these each week to review. Never let them forget :)

It can be hard to remember all of the accommodations and modifications when we teach multiple sections in a day. I made a summary chart that I fill out at the start of the year and then print one page per section so I can always refer back quickly. This has helped me to be ahead of the game when it comes to getting students what they need, when they need it! Maybe it will help you too!!

Have students practice reciting sentences with three of the most basic types of punctuation. For example: "I love this class." "I love this class?" "I love this class!" Each one changes a little :) They must also create a few of their own.

Print out the cover page for students to complete. Then glue the page to a folded piece of construction paper. This is a convenient way to store student work samples prior to and during parent teacher conferences. Works incredibly well for me!

These worksheets makes teaching solid/liquid as simple as click, click, print! The results from the worksheets are a quick formative assessment. See where their understanding really is! Enjoy!

Students find their villain name by the first letter of their first/last name! Help them to get into the Halloween spirit :)