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This is a companion piece to the book A-Z Mysteries: The New Year Dragon Dilemma" by Ron Roy. It has vocabulary words for each chapter and several comprehension questions for each chapter. It also has the ANSWERS.

Chapter questions and vocabulary for the book Silver by Gloria Whelan. Can be used in guided reading groups or whole group book studies.

Chapter vocabulary and questions for the book The Lemonade War by Jacqueline Davies. There are questions and vocabulary for each chapter in the book.

this PowerPoint is a great introduction to the components of weather - temperature, air pressure, humidity, wind direction and wind speed, and precipitation - and the tools that measure these components. It also includes information and pictures on weather stations around the world. Directly correlates to Florida 5th grade Earth Science standards.

This was created to teach 4th grade Florida science standards (NGSSS) on speed, force and motion. Teaches the concepts of position, direction, motion, speed, force (basic on gravity and friction), velocity and acceleration. Would be appropriate for 3rd grade and 5th grade as well.

This is a companion piece to the book "I Survived the Sinking of the Titanic" by Lauren Tarshis. It has several questions from each chapter (some are vocabulary questions) and also includes the ANSWERS to the questions.

This file contains everything you need to start student led conferences. It has a description of what the conferences are, letters for parents, reflections and goal sheets for students, a time line of activities and a detailed explanation of every page in the package.

This is a review I made up to go along with the modified chapters 4/6 combined test. It could also be used as a review/quiz for the concepts taught in chapters 4 and 6 in Go Math! Grade 3.

This is a one day investigation giving students the opportunity to sort 4 different bags of mixtures (sort each bag 2 different ways). Students will time their attempts and write down their observations.

This is a one-page worksheet with comprehension questions for the book, "Shortest Kid in the World" by Corinne Demas Bliss.

This is a simple investigation worksheet to use in a second or third grade classroom. It walks students through four stations where they will measure four different objects in water to determine their volume. (The stations are identical except they use different graduated cylinders and objects.)

I use these labels to record FCAT Explorer scores on individual planets and overall % scores. Labels go in planners so parents can see progress. They fit the labels that are 3 x 10 (30 per sheet).