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Using this mini book, students will reflect on how they have grown and changed and make predictions about stages to come. Books are simple to make and only use 2 pages per student: Print pages double sided Cut in half Stack and staple so that stages are in order -------------------- Let's Connect! InstagramFacebook

This practice page assists young readers in becoming experts at selecting good-fit books. This is a great addition to the I-PICK lesson from Daily 5! I have students go through their book bins and "test out" their books at the beginning of the year. This resource could also be used one on one or in a small group setting to reteach students that are having difficulty selecting good fit books.

Bring the timeless story of Stone Soup to life in your classroom! With this resource, students will track key events in multiple versions of the story using a clear plot organizer, then compare and contrast two versions with either a Venn diagram or double bubble map—both included. This activity encourages critical thinking, reading comprehension, and cultural awareness, making it perfect for small groups, literacy centers, or whole-class lessons. Standards Aligned: RL.2.9: Compare and contr

Everything you need to create a private file folder office for your students! Math, reading, and writing resources are included. Included: 200 Chart Coin Values Number Line Number Words Alphabet Chart Editing Marks Flip the Sound "bed" reminder Left and Right -------------------- Let's Connect! InstagramFacebook

This is a supplement to the second grade Storytown series Lesson 26: Where on Earth is My Bagel? You will receive cause and effect practice for below-level, on-level, and above-level second graders as well as an answer key. Aligns to CCS RL.3.8

Everything you'll need to teach report writing about endangered animal species. In the download you will get: - A Unit Plan - Vocabulary cards for endangered, habitat, predator, and prey - Lists of species currently endangered - A note-taking page for research - Cover Page - Copyright Page - Table of Contents - Book pages with and without headings - About the Author - Sources - A Grading Rubric -------------------- Let's Connect! InstagramFacebook

Grab the version of Spelling Tic Tac Toe that works for my classroom! All you will need for this center is the tic-tac-toe board (I laminate 3 and they get reused), markers, keyboards (you can use real ones or print out a picture), and magnetic letters. Enjoy!

This download includes all of the third grade Wonders spelling lists for the year. They are differentiated into three levels and named to correspond with the Wonders levels: below level (tangerine), on level (blueberry), and above level (kiwi). The sorts are intended to give students practice with phonics and patterns rather than memorizing their spelling words. They can be used in a variety of ways. You will also receive call lists for spelling words and a half-sheet spelling test paper for a t

Decibella and her 6-inch Voice by Julia Cook is the perfect classroom companion for teaching voice levels to students. After reading, have your students practice the different voice levels by playing a quiz-quiz-trade game and completing a sort. Hang these colorful posters in your classroom as a visual reminder of the voice levels and refer to them all year long! Looking for a different color? Get it in "Dots on Chocolate" here.Enjoy! Please leave feedback. -------------------- Let's Connect!

Print these out to help celebrate students on their birthday. I put mine in a Tolsby IKEA frame and set it on the birthday girl or boy's desk for the day! They love it! Thanks to classroomclipart.blogspot.co.nz for the adorable birthday cake clipart!

These hidden zero cards work well for teaching about place value and can be displayed in both standard and expanded form. Print onto colorful cardstock, cut, fold, and you're ready to go! Great for use with the Eureka/Engage NY curriculum. Two font choices are included. Enjoy! Please leave feedback. -------------------- Let's Connect! InstagramFacebook

This download includes all of the first grade Wonders spelling lists for the year. They are differentiated into three levels and named to correspond with the Wonders levels: below level (tangerine), on level (blueberry), and above level (kiwi). The sorts are intended to give students practice with phonics and patterns rather than memorizing their spelling words. They can be used in a variety of ways. You will also receive call lists for spelling words and a half-sheet spelling test paper for a t

This lesson is a must have if you teach the 6+1 Traits of Writing. Extremely engaging and easy for students to understand, this resource breaks it down for primary learners. Students will rate sentences out of 5 stars based on: sentence beginnings, the number of words per sentence, and the punctuation. Students will see how these components come together to create writing with rhythm and flow, whether writing a narrative or an informative piece. In this resource, you will receive: - a helpful gu

Decibella and her 6-inch Voice by Julia Cook is the perfect classroom companion for teaching voice levels to students. After reading, have your students practice the different voice levels by playing a quiz-quiz-trade game and completing a sort. Hang these colorful posters in your classroom as a visual reminder of the voice levels and refer to them all year long! They match a "Dots on Chocolate" classroom theme! Looking for a different color? Get it in Teal here.Enjoy! Please leave feedback. --

Flash cards for addition and subtraction facts 1-9 (plus one, minus one, plus two, minus two, etc.) The addition cards do include turnaround facts. Please note: the flashcards do not have answers on the back. I send home a note to parents and also let my students know that it is their responsibility to write and study the correct number on the back of their flashcards.

This download includes all of the second grade Wonders spelling lists for the year. They are differentiated into three levels and named to correspond with the Wonders levels: below level (tangerine), on level (blueberry), and above level (kiwi). The sorts are intended to give students practice with phonics and patterns rather than memorizing their spelling words. They can be used in a variety of ways. You will also receive call lists for spelling words and a half-sheet spelling test paper for a

This test of the Revolutionary War is geared toward grades 2-3. Need a study guide? Pair this test with a review game: Find Someone Who

This checklist will encourage students to edit their own writing. This was designed for narrative writing but could be used with any writing assignment. I use this checklist to give my fast finishers something to do while I'm conferencing with other students about their writing. By the time they get to conference, they have already corrected many mistakes, and they are learning to be good writers and editors in the process!

This menu gives students creative ideas for responding to any book.

These pages read like a Diary that Nellie Bly has written on her travels. They are a great companion to Lesson 14 in the 5th grade Storytown series. The fill-in-the-blank answers include: - literal comprehension - making predictions - inferring meaning of text - supporting an opinion