Sissy's School House

This is a Smart Board activity that helps students to learn about different text and graphic features. Students can come up to the board to match the word to its text or graphic feature. It is a great way to get students to be actively participating while reviewing this important concept. This can also be printed as a worksheet in which students can write in the correct answers using the word bank.

This is a 10 question quiz that asks basic questions about the differences between the states of matter (solid, liquid, and gas). There are fill in the blank questions, multiple choice, and a question that asks students to draw a basic sketch of what molecules look like in each state.

This is an exciting worksheet that can be used with the self-inflating balloon experiment. It can be used during a unit on the states of matter. Directions for the experiment are included, along with the worksheet that involves the scientific method. Students are required to create a hypothesis, test their hypothesis, make observations, and record what they see. An answer key is also included for your convenience!

This is a great resource to use in stations or small groups when teaching division as repeated subtraction. Students match the division equation to the correct repeated subtraction equations. Great for review as well! This product is aligned with the Envision 2.0 math curriculum lesson 1-6. Simply print, laminate, cut, and enjoy!

This is a great powerpoint to use as an introduction to learning the schwa sound. This product goes over stressed and de-stressed syllables and the schwa sound. It also has an interactive section where students are required to come to the board to underline the de-stressed syllable and circle the schwa sound. Great for review if you have already taught about the schwa sound as well!

This is a packet of comprehension questions that can be used with the book Little Monster by Allan Baillie. This book can be found in the Read 180 reading intervention program. Includes short response questions for all 16 chapters!

This is a cut and paste activity that can be done during a lesson on the trail of tears or as a formative assessment. Students will enjoy this hands on activity that helps them learn the order of important events that took place during this time period. Information was taken from the book "The Trail of Tears" by Joseph Bruchac.

This is a great resource to use in stations or in small groups when teaching multiplication as repeated addition. This product comes differentiated! There are two types of puzzles: one with pictures for students who need more support, and one with word problems for those who can handle more of a challenge. This product aligns with lesson 1-1 in the Envisions 2.0 math curriculum for 3rd grade. Print the puzzle pieces, laminate, cut, and enjoy!

Use this worksheet as an introduction to the five parts of plot: beginning problem, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution. Students are required to match the section of a story to its correct spot in the plot. Can be used as an assessment as well.

This is a simple quiz on electricity. It includes questions about different types of circuits, parts of a light bulb, and insulators and conductors. Includes many visuals and word banks. This can also be used as a worksheet or review sheet. Answer key included!

These worksheets can be used when teaching students how to identify equivalent fractions on a number line. There are two differentiated versions: one in which the students must fill in a partially labeled number line and identify equivalent fractions, and the other in which students must label the number lines themselves and then find the equivalent fractions. This is great for independent practice or homework!

This product can be used for a unit on persuasive writing. It includes a graphic organizer where students record their topic and the reasons they have to support their topics. This graphic organizer directly correlates with the paragraph frames provided. Details on how to use the product are also included!

This is a powerpoint presentation that introduces students to different types of landforms. Landforms include: plain, mountain, hill, valley, peninsula, island, ocean, lake, and river. It is editable to fit your needs!

These 30 sight word worksheets align with the Journeys Reading Curriculum. All sight words from lessons 1-5 are included in this bundle at a discounted price!

This is a great, no prep activity for students when learning about fractions! Students color in the flowers and vase and create fractions based off the colors they chose or off of the fun faces inside the flowers. There are three different versions provided. There is also a cut and paste version available for students who have difficulty writing. This is a great activity to hang up in the classroom in the spring!

This is a pre-assessment that can be used before a unit on author's purpose. Includes multiple choice, short answer, and fill in the blank questions. A rubric is also included for a quick way to measure the assessment. Enjoy!

This is a set of worksheets that can be used with the 3rd grade reading street curriculum for the Gertrude Ederle text. Asks students to determine fact and opinion, draw conclusions, use context clues to determine the meaning of unknown words, and extract details from the text. Helps to promote close reading while reading the story. I hope you enjoy this Gertrude Ederle product! Don't forget to leave feedback to earn TPT credits!

This is a summative assessment that can be used at the end of a 5th grade westward expansion unit. Includes multiple choice, true false, and short response questions. Answer key included.

This is a simple worksheet that asks students to use greater than, less than, and equal signs to compare fractions and to solve word problems in which they must compare two fractions