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Thank you for your interest in this product. I had a lot of fun creating this ActiveInspire flipchart, and had even more fun teaching Power Answer to my students. I have used the entire flipchart and parts of the flipchart with grades 1st-5th grade. I have found this particular lesson very important, as it helps to teach students how to answer questions (nonfiction and fiction) properly. As you use this flipchart you will find that there are a ton of resources, and embedded tools that you can

Summer is in the air! This summer themed flipchart has summer themed nouns, adjectives vocabulary cards, and “complete the sentence” activities. Therefore this flipchart has many uses. First, the chart can be used during calendar and weather time which takes place in the primary grades. Students can choose the correct card (when printed) or choose the correct page when describing the weather. Secondly, you can post this flipchart or print it out for your students to use when they are writing s

I was taught this technique for taking notes late into college. Since then, it has really helped me make connections, remember key concepts, and ask questions (good ones... at the right time). I have used this same document with my 3, 4, and 5th graders. I found that it has helped them keep their thought organized. The question section allows the quick thinkers and some students who are quick to call out to keep track of their questions throughout a lesson or story. The document comes with a

I have used this doucment many times for grades 2-5. I have found that using this reflective journal allows students to keep track of their thoughts and connections quickly and easily. I usualy have a ton of these photocopied so students can quickly walk over to the classroom resource folder to grab a copy for any story, lesson, or subject. Students are asked to keep each of the templates they fill out to see the growth of their thought process. The pictures and overall layout helps students

This two slide PowerPoint outlines cooperative group work positions or "jobs" with a detailed description and a picture. These cards have really worked out in the classroom 1st-5th grades. I have noticed that by using these cards (I recommend laminating them) during collaboration time it does: Limits conflicts with in groups Focus students on their own specific jobs Keeps each student responsible Can be used to rotate jobs per activity (allowing each student their own chance to shine)

You and your students will love this real life looking job board. Here is a pre made classroom set of jobs in the theme of Classifieds. Each job has a job descriptor. You would place the job descriptors in columns underneath the header, "Help Wanted". Once the job descriptors are placed, there are name cards that you can enter the student’s names on. Tips: - write the students names in the same color as the bus that they ride on. - Next to their name, write down their birth day (month and

Every student seems to loose their planner from time to time. This worksheet works great for a spare, or to replace a missing planner entirely.