STARtacular Resources

Use these Google slides to help you read the story, Chrysanthemum. Students will be able to explain why names are important, how to respect each other's names, and create their own name tags!

Are you looking for ways to help remind your students on your procedures and expectations? Look no further, YOU are in the right place! These posters serve as a great visual reminder to students on the procedures and expectations in your classroom! You can laminate these and post them on your bulletin boards, or even put magnets on them and place them on your chalkboard. Classroom Procedures Included:Entering and leaving the classroomMorning meetingSitting in your chairSharing an answerPartne

Students will enhance their reading comprehension, word study skills, along with their writing craft in this resource. Structure of resource: Word study focus: introduce the word study skill to build background knowledge Reading comprehension: students will read the short passage three times. There are three stars underneath the passage.First reading: read the entire passage and color in a star.Second reading: read the entire passage and circle the word study skill found within the passage. The

Help your students learn how to identify a story's protagonist and antagonist characters in a story by modeling with the story of, Cinderella! Included in the Lesson's SlidesLesson objectivesActivating prior knowledge of Cinderella's charactersDirect instruction of the meanings of protagonist and antagonist Pear Deck slides to engage all students Buy the Cinderella's Student Slides to help give your students graphic organizers to guide them through the lesson!

Are you looking for a review to assess your students' understanding of the continents? If so, YOU have found the perfect resource! Continents Review:Students will be using Pear Deck to record their responses to the reviewYou can either set the Google Slide presentation on "Student Pace Mode" in Pear Deck or you can have the whole class complete the review by entering in the Pear Deck codeStudents will be drawing/coloring with Pear Deck to identify each continent on the global map

Use these Google slides to help guide your students in thinking about what Cinderella, the Stepmother, and a character of their choice. Objectives: Identify each character's thoughts, words, and actionsIdentify each character's character traitsLastly, identify the protagonist and antagonist in the story, Cinderella

Use this digital lesson plan book with Google Slides to help you plan for this school year! The table for each week is EDITABLE! Customize it to meet your own needs! Digital Lesson Plan Book Slides:A title slide for each monthA matching "Week of" template for each monthA table for the entire week Columns: Monday-FridayRows: ELA, Word Study, Math, Science/S.S./, Guided Reading, SEL

Have your students play "Roll the Dice" digitally! Students will have a an embedded link to a virtual dice spinner. Based on the number students roll on, that will be the question they answer. Have students work in groups to help them to get to know each other!

Are your students learning about climate and have access to PebbleGo? If so, YOU are in the right place! Students can use this digital resource to independently research about climate on PebbleGo. You can assign this assignment in Google Classroom for students to complete, as well as have students use during distanced learning! What is Included in the Climate Notes:The tabs students will find in PebbleGo is labeled and highlighted in yellow for students to find and record the answers effic

Use these Google Slides to introduce genres to your students in a fun and interactive way! Day One Goals: Explain what a genre isIdentify fiction and nonfiction genres that they have read beforeDay Two Goals: Explain what a genre isIdentify poetry, hybrid texts, and other genres that they have read before

Are you looking for a way for your students to exchange Valentines? If so, YOU are in the right place! You will find a table that allows up to 26 students to type a special message to each of your students in the class. You can create more cells in the chart to accommodate for your class size. You can duplicate the slides to make as many as you need for your students. What is included: Directions for students A slide you can use for boys and a slide you can use for girls

Teach immigration through this simulation! This packet PAIRS WITH THE GOOGLE SLIDES!Students Will:Choose a country where they are immigrating fromCreate a passportWrite in a travel journalChoose a job

Use these slides to help you read the story, All Are Welcome.

Have your students play "Eye Spy" by looking at pictures from your own classroom! Your remote students can get to know your own classroom. You can either play this as a whole class or share it through Google Classroom and have students play with their peers in Zoom breakout rooms.

Use these short stories to teach the long vowel (A, E, I, O, U) patterns. At the top of each short story is a table listed all of the long vowel soundsEach story has three stars, so students can color a star each time they read the short storyEach story has two comprehension questionsApplication: You can print each story double sided. Students will be asked to write their own short story and include at least FOUR words that have the long vowel pattern in them.

These guides notes follow and align with Eureka Grade 3 Module 1. Each lesson includes: Fluency warm upApplication ProblemConcept DevelopmentSelf Reflection

Use these slides to help you read the story, School's First Day of School, with your students! Today's Goals slidesQuestions before readingPurpose for readingQuestions for after reading Buy the worksheets that go with the slides!

Students will be able to explain that people are not bad, it is just that they make bad decisions. Students will be able to describe how we can see the good from a bad event. Buy the Bad Seed Packet to use with the slides!

Use this graph for students to chart the amount of books they read for each genre! Genres included: fiction, nonfiction, poetry, hybrid texts, and other genres This is editable! Make it work for you!

Suggested from the, Book Whisperer, these reading challenge logs will help your students to become lifelong readers! There are 5 general genres (fiction, nonfiction, poetry, hybrid texts, and other genres) with other subgenres underneath themChallenges for 5, 10, 15, and 20 books