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These are vocabulary flash cards focused on parts of a story plot. There are 7 cards: setting, main characters, conflict, rising action, climax, falling action and resolution. These cards can be cut apart, folded in half and used as flashcards. They can also be cut apart individually and used for a matching game.They can even be pasted into an Interactive ELA Notebook!

Twelve task cards that ask students to multiply a three digit number by a two digit number. You can use these in your classroom in so many different ways! Each card has a QR code, so students can self-check. I also included an answer sheet and an answer key, if you would rather use it as more of an assessment or carousel activity.

This is a great tool for your students to use to assess each other as they work towards becoming fluent readers! It is easy to use and informative to both the student and the teacher.

Three worksheets for customary length, capacity and weight. At the top of each page are the measurements in order from small to big along with arrows indicating if division or multiplication is the needed. The problems that are found on the rest of the page give students easy practice and allow them to become more familiar with patterns they will find within the systems and the process. THIS IS GREAT FOR STUDENTS WHO STRUGGLE as a beginning activity for each of the types of conversions. It allow

This graphic organizer can be used with your students as they choose their ONE WORD for a new year. Ditch New Year's Resolutions and try the One Word Project. Students choose one word that exemplifies who they want to be or how they want to live. This is a great starting point once students choose their word to get them analyzing and thinking about how this will relate to their life!

WORD DOC that you can edit!! My students were having a difficult time rewriting multiplication expressions using the distributive property! I put my own twist on a dice game that I have seen in many other places on the internet. This game has four columns. Students roll a die to get a two digit number (they can use a 20 or 30 sided dice, 2 regular dice, double dice, etc). Once they have their expressions, each corresponding column asks them to break it down using the property. They have to break

Six multi-step word problems that involve money! Students need to be able to add, subtract and multiply decimals to complete these problems. These problems focus on using the strategy of drawing a bar diagram to solve them. I used Index Cards to model the problems, so the students were actively engaged in creating real models. Each index card represented one bar. You could complete the problems without the index cards or diagrams, too! Ideas for use: -Task Cards -SCOOT Game -Individual Pract

Twenty-One differentiated task cards. Each card has a story that the students need to translate into a numerical expression. Tiered by difficulty using three different colors. Blue - easiest/one step Red - two-step Green - most difficult/hidden or inferred information You can use these cards in a variety of ways in the classroom: -center activity -SCOOT Game -Self-Correcting independent practice -Small group, guided practice These are much more engaging than worksheets! Students love them!

This is a Powerpoint for all of the Expeditionary Learning lessons from Grade 5 ELA Module 2A Unit 2. This PPT guides the teacher and student throughout each lesson. Each slide is a new part of the lesson. Learning targets are stated and brief instructions are given. This should be used to AID and GUIDE your instruction, not for the primary instruction. Parts of notecatchers are shown to help give instruction to students. It is completely editable, as it is a PPT file.

This quiz has 10 problems. Two on finding the LCM of two numbers. Three problems ask the students to put the fraction into simplest form. Two problems of adding fractions with unlike denominators, two problems adding mixed numbers and one word problem. This is a word document, so you can edit!

There are 8 informational text features on two-sided cards. The feature is on one side and the definition/usefulness if found on the other side (when printed two-sided). The features included are: index glossary headings captions table of contents photo/image diagram map You can use these in so many different ways! Double-Sided -Flash Cards -study tool -Self-checking center activity -independent practice Single-Sided -Matching Activity -Matching Games (Place words around the room and have stu

12 task cards that ask students to add and subtract two fractions with unlike denominators. Each card has a QR Code that links to the answer in simplest form! A great independent or group activity that is self-checking! Also includes an answer key and recording sheet for a non QR code option :)

Perfect for an interactive notebook! -Print double sided -Fold in the four corners -Glue down the bottom square Foldable with steps for Adding, Subtracting & Multiplying Fractions. Cloze notes format inside of each flap. I also had the students write an example in the other blank triangle, under the titled section. . . . . Uses -We used this as a review. Students completed each "flap" at a different station and then worked on problems with that specific operation. -This could be used for

Three tiered, engaging project for students to practice finding area and side lengths using fractional sides. This resource comes with three levels -on level -modified -advanced We worked through the example together as a class. All three levels are the same for this part. Students then worked independently to choose fractional lengths, draw a rectangular bedroom (advanced required a composite figure), and find scaled width, length and area. Students are asked to check the reasonableness of

36 task cards to practice multiplying decimals by both increasing and decreasing powers of 10. -12 cards are basic numerical operation by increasing powers -12 cards are basic numerical operation by decreasing powers -12 cards are word problems by both increasing and decreasing powers of 10 Accompanied with complete Answer Key and Student Recording Sheet CAN BE USED IN SO MANY WAYS... -Center Activity -Independent Work -Teacher guided small group activity -SCOOT Game -Self-Checking Hands-On pr

12 fraction by fraction multiplication problems in a QR Scavenger Hunt format. Scatter the cards around the classroom. The START card gives your students the first problem they need to solve. From there, they search for their answer and continue to scan the QR codes found on the same card as their answer. The last card says "You did it!" This is a great interactive review! No answer sheet is provided as all of the answer are on the cards. However, in the pdf document, the cards are in sequent

Each card has a mixed number on it. Students should convert that mixed number into an improper fraction. When students scan the QR code, they will be able to self check their work. There are 18 cards.

This is a great cut/paste for your interactive math notebook. It provides students with a title, an example problem using a four square and a blank four square for an example of your choice. The four square has the four steps to adding unlike fractions - copying the problem, finding the LCD, making equivalent fractions and adding!

12 word problems Differentiated by color -one step addition -one step subtraction -two step with mixed operations (+/-) Great resource for small group work, reteaching or preteaching, independent practice, etc. Each card has a QR code to scan for the answer. Answer key & recording sheet included!

I created this to make sure that I share all of the information I was hoping to share with parents during conferences! It is an editable document, so you can make it personalized for your individual needs. I focus on ELA and Math, and also use AIMSWeb scores. You can add boxes and change scoring names to fit your needs!!