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This worksheet is an awesome way to teach Latitude and Longitude. The way that it is structured reinforces that Latitude measures North and South of the Equator, and that Longitude measures East and West of the Prime Meridian. This worksheet features a World Map with an Answer Key.

This worksheet helps students better understand the phases of the moon, because it uses a more realistic orbit. It includes the sun in different positions to help illustrate what happens to create the Phases of the Moon as the Earth goes through its orbit.

These Constructive Feedback Bookmarks are a fantastic way to help students contribute to the class discussion, while guiding them to cite evidence, use kind words, and organize their thinking.

Use this coloring page to help your students see the difference in triangles, circles, and squares. You can use this worksheet to teach shapes, colors, and counting skills.

This coordinate plane packet helps your students practice labeling coordinate points on the X,Y axis. The second part of this packet (pages 2-4) helps your students practice plotting points on a coordinate plane. I have included a numbered coordinate grid for the plotting activity. The labeling practice page and the plotting page can be used as answer key for each other.

Integrate this into your World History on Ancient India. You can use the Hindu holiday of Diwali to help students relate to other customs, traditions, and cultures. My students loved creating their own rangoli, and I was able to relate it to my Math lesson on tessellation and lines of symmetry

This set of Robotics Classroom Norms is a great way to establish your classroom expectations and remind your students throughout the year. You can have students insert copies into their notebooks, enlarge for display in your classroom, or have copies at student work stations.

This resource can be used as either a worksheet or an exam. It was created for my unit on Ancient India. Everyone love an answer key, so I made sure to include one in.

This poster can be used in your Science classroom to remind your students about the steps of the Scientific Method. This image is designed for a regular sheet of paper, but it can be easily stretched to larger sizes.

Use this Rock Examination Lab Sheet to assist your students in analyzing, classification, comparing, contrasting and description of rock samples. This is a great extension activity for your geology unit, or rock cycle lab center.

This presentation is based upon the story Old Yeller, which is often taught in middle school. It has been integrated into the Reading curriculum for years. This presentation can also be used to compare the movie to the story.

Your students can use this Moon Record Log to keep track of the Moon's Phases for an entire month, or just for the week. They will Illustrate and Label the Moon's Phases, and document the date and time of their observations.

This digital engineering notebook is designed to help students follow the engineering process and best practices. I have designed this to include many different templates that your students can use to document, test, and evaluate their designs. I have also included a rubric template that will allow you to customize your assessment based upon your criteria. This engineering notebook template contains the following templates: Table of Contents (10 of these slides should be enough to cover the ent

This flipchart includes 15 slides, and allows room for customization. It includes an interactive multiplication speed drill for those with Activ Expressions. This presentation covers Comon Core Objectives:6.RP.A.1 6.RP.A.2 6.RP.A.3 Understand the concept of a ratio and use ratio language to describe a ratio relationship between two quantities Understand the concept of a unit rate a/b associated with a ratio a:b with b ≠ 0, and use rate language in the context of a ratio relationship. Use r

A simple song that is sure to get stuck in your students head. It really helps my sixth graders remember the difference between longitude and latitude. It is sung to the tune of "Wheels on the Bus"

Use this presentation when your class is reading Mother Fletcher's Gift. Vocabulary from the story is defined and linked to example sentences along with illustrations, which help to add personal meaning for your students. I have also written an original summary of the story, and included information about the Harlem Renaissance.

This subtraction worksheet is decorated with a pumpkin theme. You can use this worksheet to reinforce your single digit subtraction lesson during the fall. It works well for Thanksgiving and Halloween. An answer key has also been provided.

This behavior chart has been a real time saver. I can mark down exactly what the student has done on what day at a particular time. It is also help to keep track of which students have returned items, paid for field trips, etc.

This worksheet gives definitions and examples of nouns. The students will then apply what is learned to identify nouns, and create a passage based upon a variety of nouns.

Signs for your classroom computer center, art center, geography center, language arts center,classroom library, listening center, math center, and spelling center. These have all been created in black and white in order to save your color ink. You can have your students color them each year to give them a more personal feel.