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Prepare your students for outdoor learning with these activities about "Leave no Trace". Help them to learn what it means to protect nature and the local ecosystem. This includes simple steps for going out in nature, a quiz, and a game!

Looking for a way to add text features to your 3rd Grade Amplify CKLA Unit 2 Focus wall? This resource provide print and go posters for the 8 text features discussed in the units. Perfect for printing and hanging in your classroom, these posters will help your students stay focused on their learning goals and better understand what they’re working when reading nonfiction texts. Includes: caption, table of contents, heading, bolded words, glossary, chart, diagram, and map.

Enhance parent-teacher collaboration and foster independence in your students with this handout – crafted for teachers seeking to empower parents with practical strategies to thrive. For Younger Grades: Equip parents with age-appropriate activities and guidance to nurture their child's independence from the start. From fostering self-help skills to encouraging decision-making, this section provides invaluable resources to support parents in fostering independence in their young learners. Fo

10 Upper Grade Novel Reflections! Have your students reflect on the novel with these reflection questions and writing paper. HolesEchoSave Me a SeatThe One and Only IvanThe Wild RobotWhere the Mountain Meets the MoonEsperanza RisingCity of EmberOh, The Places You'll Go!Something GoodGreat for upper grade students! Print + Go!

Take your seasonal vocabulary to the next level with these fun games! Offering six engaging flashcard games to complement seasonal vocabulary lists, this resource includes themed vocabulary for Halloween, Thanksgiving, and the autumn season – making it a versatile addition to your teaching materials. Whether you want to spice up your language lessons throughout the year or create a fun, festive atmosphere during these special seasons, these games provide an excellent learning tool. With a var

Behavior Reflection SheetThis reflection sheet is simple and easy to use. There is one copy for younger grades and one for upper grades. It is for students to use after they engage in a behavior that they need to reflect upon. It gives them the opportunity to determine what they can do differently next time in a non-judgemental way. This sheet is great to use for problem solving through situations at school, in and outside of the structured classroomtime. It's great to encourage students to comp

Trying to find a way to combine poetry and figurative language in your classroom? Use this worksheet to have students hunt for the various types of figutative language. They are able to find an example as a quote and determine the meaning independently. I use this along with a variety of different poetry books so students can have choice in what they read!

Embrace your student's creativity with these unique "Finish the Picture" prompts! Includes several random line drawings for creative drawing and writing. Along with several seasonal drawings to help bring creativity around holiday seasons.

After reading the picture book, "Something Good" by Marcy Campbell. Have your students reflect on repairing a community, combating hate speech, and advocating for kindness.

Take your Halloween and seasonal vocabulary to the next level with these fun games! Offering six engaging flashcard games to complement with a Halloween vocabulary lists, making it a versatile addition to your writing materials and vocabulary lessons. Whether you want to spice up your language lessons throughout October or create a fun, festive atmosphere during the spooky seasons, these games provide an excellent learning tool.

Bring fun Earth Day activites into your classroom with this independent packet featuring four activities. Includes Halloween Worksheets & Answers: Word SearchScavenger HuntSelf ReflectionWays to Help the Earth – Note Catcher

Need to motivate a student to complete their tasks? Try out this task tracking sheet! You can determine if they receive a daily or weekly reward and give them some responsibility on filling this out throughout the day. Fantastic way to document task completion.

After reading the picture book, "The One and Only Ivan". Have your students reflect on the novel with these reflection questions and writing paper. Great for upper grade students! Print + Go!

After reading the picture book, "Holes". Have your students reflect on the novel with these reflection questions and writing paper. Great for upper grade students! Print + Go!

After reading the picture book, "Esperanza Rising". Have your students reflect on the novel with these reflection questions and writing paper. Great for upper grade students! Print + Go!

Bring fun Halloween activites into your classroom with this independent packet featuring four activities. Includes Halloween Worksheets & Answers: Word SearchIdiomsWord ScrambleRoll-a-Story

Transform your novel study into an engaging adventure with this versatile Choice Board for Kids! Whether you're exploring classic literature or contemporary novels, this resource empowers young readers to extend their understanding in a creative, choice-driven manner. Designed for all books and levels, this choice board offers a range of exciting extension activities that cater to diverse learning styles and interests. From artistic interpretations to character diaries, literary analysis, and e

Rolling Products is an entertaining and captivating game that is perfect for math rotations or as an extension for multi-digit multiplication lessons. In this game, partners work together to roll a dice and create equations with the numbers rolled. The goal is to have the largest product possible. This game is a great way to practice number sense and multiplication in a enjoyable and interactive way. Players must use their knowledge of number sense to logically place the rolled numbers into the

"Roll 'em and Compare 'em" is a math game that challenges students to determine where each rolled digit should be added into the place value in order to create the largest number. This helps students learn to compare numbers and understand the value of each place. They'll have to think critically and use their understanding of place value to make strategic decisions. Not only will students practice using commas when writing numbers, but they'll also get the chance to compare their numbers with t

Print and Go! Help your upper grade students reflect on their math skills, work habits, and problem-solving ability. Great for student-led conferences and social emotional awareness lessons.