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This is an interactive and fun way to prep your students for state testing espeically right before Easter. There are 26 pre-written reading focused questions and 5 reading passages. Simply cut apart each question and put 1 question inside each Easter Egg then hide the eggs around the classroom. Post the 5 passages around room. Let the fun begin! There is an answer key included for easy grading. You can also use the cards as task cards if you don't want it to be an Easter activty. I also have a

There are 5 passages all focused on the ocean. There is one for description, cause and effect, compare and contrast, problem and solution, and ordering/sequencing. There is also an answer key for each passage. My team used these as a CFA, but they can also be used for a check-in or end of unit assesment.

There are 1-5 questions for each of the seventeen chapters and a list of vocabulary words. There is no answer key.

After learning about the four different spheres of Earth, you will give students this craftivity for them to create. Students will write a description of each sphere and draw a picture before assembling into a circle book. You may hang from the ceiling or around the room.

This is a fun activity for classes studying Geography. Students will choose a football team and track their team's movement and scores throughout the NFL season while learning about the different states and capitals.

Slides to help guide and teach your SIPPS extension level students. It's much easier then making flash cards. There are 15 lessons with a total of 198 slides. Each lesson includes" Phonological AwarenessPhonics and Sounds Decodable wordsSight wordsGuided spellingReading a story with comprehension questions

This is an interactive and fun way to prep your students for state testing espeically right before Easter. There are 30 pre-written questions that are ready to be cut apart and put inside plastic Easter eggs. There is also an included answer key for easy checking. All the questions came from 4th grade released items and includes a mixtures of all types of math questions such as addition, multiplication, geometry, fractions, and more. The file is a word document so completely editable. You can a

This simple form lets you plan your small group lesson in math, reading, or writing then lets you progress monitor students.

Multiplication facts have to be practiced in order to be mastered. This resource allows you to test students on facts 0-12. There are 20 questions for each fact. I test two days a week, and once students master a fact then they can move onto the next one.

This is a graphic organizer that students fill out as they learn information from the website: www. wonderopolis.com.

These are half sheets There are four questions for each chapter of the book.

This resources goes along with 3rd Grade Journey's reading "What Do Illustrators Do?" It comes from the companion story, "Jack Draws a Beanstalk." The main goal is for students to become illustrators, so it will work alongside any story. Each student gets one page and they illustrate the page so that they become the illustrator. There are a total of 23 pages to illustrate.

This is a packet that a student will use to help them as they go through the invention process of brainstorming, exploring, planning, creating, and improving. There is a rubric as well.

This resource is a template for students to use to practice writing word problems for the four math operations of addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.

This is a plan that will help students write their narrative piece.

End your year by giving your students awards that fit their personality. There are 26 awards and they are all editable so you can put in your name and date.