Scott Webber

Facts in Fives is a brainstorming game which uses specific categories with certain letters of the alphabet. Teams or individuals try to fill in as many boxes as possible with category members that begin with the game’s letters. Included are ready-to-play boards and a blank board for multiple uses. Also included are category and letter cards.

These SMART Board manipulatives will help your students to name fractional areas and compare them. The fractions included are whole, halves, thirds, fourths, fifths, sixths, and eighths.

This is a SMART Board version of the old "Shut Box" game. The goal of this game is to cover all of the numbers, 1 through 10 by rolling the dice. The first version allows the player to use addition to help cover. For example, if 5 and 3 are rolled, the player may cover the total, 8, or any open numbers which add up to 8. Other versions involve subtraction, multiplication, division, or any variety of operations. The player's score is the sum of the remaining numbers after no numbers are able to b

This set of lined paper consists of 15 different themes with a title at the top and accompanying clipart. Each page has a 1-inch left margin for binding purposes. What a great way to monitor your students' expository writing with short writing pieces!

For me, one of the most difficult parts of getting the Writer's Workshop Bulletin Board going was finding the idea. For this board, I used a ocean patterned cotton fabric for my background. Then, I reproduced these signs and finished the board.

For me, one of the most difficult parts of getting the Writer's Workshop Bulletin Board going was finding the idea. For this board, I used a denim patterned cotton fabric for my background. Then, I reproduced these signs and finished the board.

Venn Diagrams are an excellent tool for comparing and contrasting in many subject areas. This SMART Board product will be useful for groups of many sizes.

These forms are helpful for Morning Work on Mondays. They allow the students to share about their weekends and have a prompt for discussions. It gives the teacher a writing sample or an insight into the students’ thinking.

I have used this Notebook page to help keep my students organized during our Literacy program. The students are grouped by color in heterogeneous groups. Then we discuss the different tasks for each station. Guided reading groups are pulled during the different rotations, so students may miss one station per day. The students remain focused and on task after you have trained them well.

This notebook became a daily event in my classroom. Each student uses this page to do three things: 1) documents attendance; 2) chooses a lunch option; and 3) completes the morning routines. This page is editable for your use.

This worksheet, when enlarged onto 11 x 17 inch paper, serves as a record for those special events during the school year. At the end, everyone has memories of the year.

I used this Teacher intro notebook during our student/parent orientation. I have submitted it so that you may edit it with your information. I've used this format for about 10 years, originally on Powerpoint.