STEAMmates

Here is a super easy, straightforward book report final project for students to use. You can use this project with any novel and nearly any age!

The perfect supplementary tool to teach argumentative/research based writing.

90 lists total: each grade (6th, 7th, and 8th) has 30 lists of grade-level spelling lists.

Here is a four-page packet of questions for students about reflections and transformations of points and shapes on the coordinate plane. This includes answer keys for all pages! Challenge your students and use this as an assessment, group activity, or homework assignment.

This is the perfect accompanying packet to any read along for Fish in a Tree. It includes vocabulary words, comprehension questions, and discussion questions! It also includes one pager/half pagers to describe and make notes of character traits! This is a must have.

Includes colorful printable anchor charts OR handouts for students for the following topics: - main idea and supporting details - summarizing text - how to write a paragraph - opinion writing - RACE (restate, answer, cite, explain)

A bundle of 4 worksheets: one for addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division, to be used as graphic organizers with our posters that highlight the keywords to recognize what operation is being utilized. Worksheets are meant to be printed 11x8.5" but can be shrunk down if desired.

8th grade level spelling lists. Each list has 10 words and there are 30 lists available. Each list is labeled by week. (ex: week 1, week 2, etc.)

7th grade level spelling lists. Each list has 10 words and there are 30 lists available. Each list is labeled by week. (ex: week 1, week 2, etc.)

6th grade level spelling lists. Each list has 10 words and there are 30 lists available. Each list is labeled by week. (ex: week 1, week 2, etc.)

These cards are the perfect way to get to know people in an outside-of-the-box kind of way! Most questions could work for students, too, but they were made with staff and coworkers in mind. To use as "speed dating": Split the group in half. One half of the group will have a card from the pile. The person they are partnered with should be across from them. Once the timer is set (one minute is perfect! ), ask your partner the question. Make sure you answer it yourself, too! Once the time goes off

Allow students to set goals for their summer breaks! Lists include what they hope to read, what they'd like to do, what they'd like to learn, and what they want to play. Feel free to send it home with the kiddos or display their work in the hallway!

Lego-themed valentine card! Feel free to add a mini brick set, crayons, or Lego person in the center! Enjoy!

Tell your valentine they're out of this world with these cutesy cards! Four different designs with eight to a page... all it's missing is a signature. :)

Give your valentine some puppy dog eyes with these cutesy cards! Four different designs with eight to a page... all it's missing is a signature. :)