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Friday Check-In Worksheet for your students! Social/Emotional Learning Resource for your classroom! Present this check-in on Fridays for your students to reflect on their week, create goals for the upcoming week, and allow them to reveal anything they need you to know from their time in class. This is a great way to see what stuck with your students, what things they are interested in learning about, and what things might be bothering them about their week in school.

Magnetic Literacy reading program vocabulary cards for your word wall! These words are from Unit 4: Module 1. There are picture clues on each word to help define their meaning for the students.

Monday Mindset Worksheet Social/Emotional Learning Resource This worksheet can be a weekly routine every Monday for your students. Get a snapshot of how they are feeling coming in on Monday morning while also seeing what things they are looking forward to in the week ahead.

Break Cards for StudentsI use these cards for students in my class who need a break from work for various reasons. There are three versions, each with a different time on each card, depending on how long you want your student to have a break. I use these with timers so they can see when their break is over.

This is a graphic organizer you can use with your students who are learning how to write a small moment narrative. It helps them see the difference between the big idea (watermelon) and the small moments in that big idea (each seed).

Templates for writing a paragraph using the "hamburger" model or method. Students can pick a topic of their choice and follow the given anchor chart and outline to create a complete paragraph. There is a hamburger flip book that they can create, as well as a final copy page for their completed paragraph. 1. They come up with a topic. 2. They write each of their sentences on each layer of the hamburger following the anchor chart. 3. They create a cohesive paragraph by combining their sentences

'Six Syllable Types" Classroom Posters Closed, Open, VCE, Vowel Team, Vowel-R, C-LE Use these as visuals in your classroom for learning to read and decode words.

Magnetic Literacy reading program vocabulary cards for your word wall! These words are from Unit 4: Module 2. There are picture clues on each word to help define their meaning for the students.

This slip can be used for students who either forget their chromebook or forget to charge it. I make multiple copies and then staple them into their agendas each day they forget. I circle the statement that applies to that student for the day.

Character Traits Anchor Chart for students to understand that they can be inferred through a character's actions, words, thoughts, and feelings.

Vocabulary Review Template Use this template for vocabulary review games, centers and independent work. *Games- musical vocabulary (like musical chairs but when the music stops they have to go to a desk with one of these sheets and fill a part of it out) *Centers- use current or review words to fill in the blank on each worksheet *Independent work- pre-fill the words on the top of each page and copy for class work A helper chart is included that you can project or copy for your students as they

This is an anchor chart for factors and multiples for an elementary classroom.

Place Value Anchor Chart It shows the ways a number can be represented up to the thousands place. It includes standard form, expanded form, and word form.

Anchor chart you can use to outline the steps in rounding numbers to various place values.

Using the reading comprehension strategy F.U.N. (find, underline, number), children will be encouraged to find the evidence to support each of their reading comprehension questions.

"Keep Trying" Student Stickers for Tests Help your students keep a growth mindset! I had a hard time finding stickers to put on my students who had failed. I created these to help encourage students who may have missed the mark to want to keep trying or to see that one test grade doesn't mean they cannot keep trying or learning. To use these, I take this image and insert it into a Google doc or Word doc. Then, you can resize it how big you need. I cut out the circles and then glue them on their

A reproducible to create "No Name Fines" in your classroom. Great for classrooms where you use a dollar system of classroom management. If a child is "caught" handing in a paper without their name, you can attach this fine to their paper. They are then asked to pay a "classroom dollar" as a penalty.