Shepherding Learning

If you are doing a novel study of Elephant Run by Roland Smith this resource will be invaluable to you and your students! Help your students keep track of and understand the important characters, details, and events in the story by giving them a reading guide that once complete is the perfect study guide or reference for reading quizzes/projects. Bonus - the answer key is basically a chapter by chapter summary for you!! What's Included:Character Trait Table - students can keep track of the

This product is a quick, print and go reading comprehension practice. This product is a fiction text written in four episodes about Zorb, a young space alien, and his encounter with a dreaded Blaxion! The texts are short but packed with enough plot and details to give plenty of practice over stated and implied themes, point of view, and character perspective. What you get:4 separate episodes 3 theme questions per episode (for a total of 12 theme questions)3 point of view/character perspecti

Help your students practice dividing decimals with a fun math mystery: The once orderly citizens of Numerica have become confused and don't know what operations to follow or do. Students must solve the clues to determine who the culprit is, how they did it, and where they are before the world dissolves into chaos! Students will practice dividing decimals by whole numbers, whole numbers by decimals, decimals by decimals, and in word problems. Decimals are limited to tenths, hundredths, and tho

This has been a great figurative language practice/review activity for my students. This product comes with matching cards (that can be played as racing activity with students, memory match, tic-tac-toe board, etc. for repeated review), BINGO boards of figurative language examples students must identify before they can cover up (best played in small group or partners), AND quick checks that you can use as additional practice or exit tickets to provide you a fast formative assessment to know if y

3 game boards each geared for 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade levels respectively to practice their division skills and build skill fluency. Students can play it as trying to get 4 in a row strategy game or as a race to solve the most squares. Ready to print and go!