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If you can't beat it, Embrace it! Have some Halloween fun with your class and enjoy this brainrot coloring page. My class had a blast! Great community building activity.

This product is a great hands on activity to do with your students when learning how to use unit squares to solve Area. This worksheet has prompts that the students will use to create their own rectangles and squares using cheesy crackers. The cheesy squares act like the perfect unit squares! The student will gain a deeper conceptual understanding of area. You can always incorporate and scaffold perimeter in between as well. Each question includes an array of unit squares that the students will

This time filler goes great with the book, "A letter from my teacher on the last day of school!" It also can serve as a wonderful keepsake for any educator. Students will reflect on the year and hopefully share a meaningful message with you.

This is a great resource to incorporate art, math, and science concepts while reinforcing Angles and measuring angles using a protractor. This activity encourages students to identify angles and measure them. It then gives students the opportunity to use their prior knowledge of animals and the outdoors to add to the outdoor scene. Their finished product should be solved and colored. Great for math-based bulletin boards. This activity is a great opener for a class discussion about STEAM.

Have some 67 fun with your students! All problems equal 67. Double digit addition and subtraction.

Use this spiral to review standards learned. Small group or whole group support. Use as needed to review previous standards.

Have your students choose from the idiom list provided in this product. Students then create an Idiom poster.

Have some classroom fun- embrace the chaos! Enjoy this festive coloring page that is sure to create community and joy in the classroom.

Embrace the chaos and enjoy this coloring page! Fall is only once a year, enjoy this activity with your students.

Use this character map to explain characters effect on a story. Identify traits, actions, motives, and consequences. Love using this as a companion to close reading.

Use this activity for early finishers, extension, or sub plans! Have so much fun with multiplication skills while getting into the Fall spirit.

Use this festive character map to explore a character from a read-aloud! Great independent or whole group activity! Decorate and cut to make an extra cute and festive ELA bulletin board.

Create community and joy in the classroom by embracing the 67 trend!

Use this paragraph of the week to practice writing skills for the 3 types of writing.

Great resource to use an early finisher, extension, or sub plan activity to explore multiplication! Have some seasonal fun and integrate Art and math!

Use this OREO Flip Book to help your students organize their ideas before writing. Great to use with an OREO strategy anchor chart. Use this graphic organizer over and over again to get students use to using this method. Super fun and engaging! Love to allow my students to eat oreos after. Writing should be painless!

Social emotional learning is important than ever in classrooms. Use these easy I wish my teacher knew slips to allow students to have the opportunity to share with you something they want you to know. I usually do this as a morning or closing activity for the day. It is important to emphasize that students can tell you something small or big that they would like you to know, and how it helps you as a teacher to know what is happening in their lives. Most importantly, let the students know that t

Enjoy this math craft that reinforces multiplication skills and encourages student's to be creative. Great craft to make during January and February, makes a beautiful bulletin board and window display. Simply print all math facts or choose the ones your class is currently focusing on or has mastered. Students solve, color, and glue! Math should be fun! A great project to work on during a Valentine's party as well! We love multiplication!

Fraction Art Provide a blank canvas for students to create their own fraction artwork. This activity allows students to express their creativity while reinforcing fraction concepts and their visual representation. Follow prompts and let students' creativity flow. This would work as an art project as well. Every student's work will look different, let them explore. Create a Gallery and let students review each other's art finding the fractions in others work.

Do you have time to fill at the end of year? This activity is for you! Have your students write or draw their favorite memories of the school year. This cute activity can become a keepsake for years to come. Students love to chat about their favorite memories and share what they put down.