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These proofreading and editing practice printable worksheets reinforce spelling, punctuation, capitalization, and grammar skills through fall/autumn-themed paragraph cards. Designed for 2nd to 5th-grade students, these activities can be used independently, in centers, or as homework assignments. This set is apart of a bundle of other proofreading cards! You save $5 by purchasing the bundle! You get ONE (and a half) sets FREE with this discounted price!BENEFITSProvides engaging punctuation and ed

In this 2nd grade project-based learning activity, students step into the role of Haunted House Designers as they plan, budget, and create the ultimate spooky (or silly!) haunted attraction. This high-engagement activity blends math, creativity, and problem-solving in a way students won’t forget! 👻 What’s Included:Overview and Notes to Teacher (with differentiation tips & prep notes)Student Explanation and Checklist (clear step-by-step directions)Haunted House Brainstorm page for planning ide

This growing bundle of 2nd grade leveled math exit ticket questions is designed to align with the 2nd grade common core standards. These exit tickets provide quick, effective checks for understanding while encouraging deeper thinking with multiple levels of rigor. This bundle is thoughtfully structured with three levels of questions based on Bloom’s Taxonomy—so you can easily differentiate for every learner in your classroom. From straightforward fluency practice to problem-solving and creative

Looking for a fun, low-prep way to review 2nd grade math standards as the school year wraps up? Your students will love solving the mystery of "Who Stole the Popsicles?"—an engaging math review activity that feels more like a game than a worksheet! In this interactive mystery, students will complete four math tasks to unlock four important clues that help them identify which of the six sneaky suspects took the popsicles. From place value riddles to shape identification and bar graph fun, thi

These Place Value Exit Tickets are the perfect tool to help your students master CCSS 2.NBT.A.1–A.4 in an engaging, differentiated, and low-prep way. With 65 exit tickets total, this resource gives your students repeated opportunities to understand and apply place-value concepts—like bundles of tens and hundreds, the value of digits, skip-counting by 5s, 10s, and 100s, and comparing three-digit numbers. Designed with Bloom’s Taxonomy in mind, these exit tickets are organized into three level

Bring some spooky STEM fun into your classroom with This Halloween Candy Town Shelter STEM Challenge using the engineering design process brings some spooky STEM fun to your classroom. T he day after Halloween is HARD this challenge makes it fun for everyone! Including parents, they get rid of some Halloween candy!Students will apply the engineering design process as they plan, build, test, and improve a shelter made from candy. This hands-on activity combines creativity, problem-solving, and

These Array and Repeated Addition Exit Tickets are the perfect tool to help your students master CCSS 2.OA.C.4 in an engaging, differentiated, and low-prep way. With 45 exit tickets total, this resource gives your students repeated opportunities to build understanding of arrays, repeated addition, and the foundations of multiplication. Designed with Bloom’s Taxonomy in mind, these exit tickets are organized into three levels of thinking so you can quickly differentiate for every learner in your

This is a hands-on, low-prep STEM activity that gets your students thinking, building, and problem-solving. The Pasta Car Racer challenge guides students through the engineering design process as they work to design a car made (mostly!) out of pasta. Students will love helping Mayor Noodleton save the day by designing and testing their very own pasta car to compete in the Pasta Grand Prix. Whether working independently or with a partner, students will imagine, plan, build, and improve their

These one-step and two-step addition and subtraction exit tickets are perfect for helping students master 2.OA.A.1 in an engaging and differentiated way. Inspired by Bloom’s Taxonomy, this resource is thoughtfully designed with three levels of thinking so you can easily differentiate for every learner in your classroom. From simple practice problems to deeper reasoning and creative problem-solving, these exit tickets are flexible and versatile. Use them for daily check-ins, math centers, smal

These addition and subtraction fluency exit tickets are the perfect tool to help your students master CCSS 2.OA.B.2 in an engaging, differentiated, and low-prep way. With 45 exit tickets total, this resource gives your students repeated opportunities to build fluency within 20 using mental strategies like making a ten, doubles/near doubles, counting on, and decomposing numbers. Designed with Bloom’s Taxonomy in mind, these exit tickets are organized into three levels of thinking so you can