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Hey there! Here is a bundle of practice tests for 3rd Grade Dimensions Math, chapters 8-15 that includes: Ch 8: Multiplying and Dividing with 6, 7, 8, and 9Tests place value, rounding, patterns, ordering quantities, and number line identification. Ch 9: Fractions Part 1Students will need to know which number is the numerator/denominator, which fraction is greater or less than other fractions, how many increments are between whole numbers on a number line, and identifying fractions on a number l

Hey there! Here is a bundle of practice tests for 3rd Grade Dimensions Math, chapters 1-7 that includes: Ch 1: Numbers to 10,000Tests place value, rounding, patterns, ordering quantities, and number line identification. Ch 2: Addition and Subtraction Part 1Tests mental math, word problems, and bar models. Ch 3: Addition and Subtraction Part 2Tests addition and subtraction with regrouping, estimation, part/part/whole knowledge, rounding, problems with missing digits, and two-step word problems.

This is a handy tool to test the students quarterly on how well they know their phonograms. It contains all 72 phonograms from the All About Spelling curriculum. Have your students say the sound of each phonogram as they go down the list and check the ones that need practice. You could also have the phonogram cards available and put aside the sounds the students miss, then mark it on the assessment.

Unleash your students' creativity with this simple blank script! After reading a novel, students may choose a chapter or a few pages in the book to use as a guide for creating their own Reader's Theater or play. Advanced students may use this to create something entirely their own. Print multiple pages of the second page and staple together.

This little activity gets the students motivated, excited, and uses their whole bodies to learn. What you will need: One copy of this worksheet for each student Index cards- write one preposition on each card A large box Directions: Place the box and index cards in the center of your group circle. Each student should have this worksheet and a pencil with them. One at a time, choose a student to take an index card, read it aloud, and perform the verb on the worksheet and preposition on the ca

Use this for Vocabulary Time for your grammar lessons. The students love this sheet! Once you do it with them a couple of times, it becomes an independent activity.

A simple, fun retro resource to give to your students for an end-of-year activity. They will treasure their memories with you and their classmates! Pages include: -School Memories Cover -My Friends -My Teacher -About Me -Awards -Summer Bucket List -Autographs -A Note from my Teacher

Use the following format for the acrostic (capitals are where the VALENTINE letters belong) : For God so lo Ved the world That he g Ave His on Ly Begott En So N That whosoever Believeth In Him Should Not perish But have Everlasting Life Have students write John 3:16 at the bottom and decorate them beautifully!

This is such a fun activity to review and practice multiple grammar skills. It works perfectly with Shurley English Level 3, when students are learning to use adverbs to modify adjectives and other adverbs. Includes prepositional phrases and different types of sentences. Instructions: Students may partner up or do this individually. Instruct your class to use books and other texts in your classroom to find all the sentences the worksheet is directing them to write down. You may tally up points

Hey there! I have found that practice tests are essential for success for anyone taking the Singapore math tests. This particular one is for Dimensions 3B Chapter 14: Time, Test A practice. It contains practice with time to the minute, word problems, a.m. and p.m. recognition, minute/hour conversion, and elapsed time. The practice test reflects Test A very closely, with concepts and problems similar to what they will encounter in the real test. Answer Key is included on the last page. I hope t

If your students need a little more practice with classifying sentences using prepositions, and adverbs that modify adjectives and other adverbs, this is the resource for you! This is ideal for Shurley English Level 3 learners.

If you are working with your students on capitalization rules taught in Shurley English Level 2, this is a fun activity for the students and very low-prep for you. Print out the capitalization rules sheets with the numbers at the top. Hang these around your room in various places. Print out one copy of the worksheet for each student and have them work in pairs to find the rules for each sentence. Directions for students (printed on worksheet): Start with any sentence. Write the rule numbers

Have students draw what each specimen looks like before and after seeing it under the scrutiny of a microscope. They love drawing details and are amazed at the difference between their two pictures.

Your students will love this fun activity! Use it as a teaching tool or review for prepositions and object of the prepositions. Have each student write their classmates' name in the subject space (SN). For younger children, they can write each other's first initial or something similar to lessen the writing load. If you are using Shurley English, have your students turn to the Preposition Flow Jingle in their workbooks for ideas for prepositions. If not, write some common prepositions on the b

Hi Teachers! Here is a free resource for you to use in your classroom! This awards set includes 26 different virtues or personality types, with a scripture matching for each one. There's a mix of humor in some of them. Hope you enjoy awarding your students for a wonderful year! Here's a list of awards included: -Bright Light -Burning Bush -Cheerful Giver -Classroom Comedian -Creative Spark -Encourager -Extra Manna Needed -Faithful Friend -Fearfully and Wonderfully Made -Finish Line -Fisher of Fr

A cute activity where students build 2-dimensional and 3-dimensional shapes with toothpicks and marshmallows. They can visually see the difference between a flat and solid shape, as well as compare number of vertices (corners) and edges (sides).

Enjoy this peaceful poem from Lewis Carroll's Through the Looking Glass with your students. It invokes imagery of summer while reflecting on childhood innocence, imagination, and how quickly happy moments pass by like a dream.

Use this at your writing station, as a whole group in their spelling journals, or hand out to parents at Open House for ideas to incorporate at home. My students enjoy learning using these interactive, creative methods.

This is perfect for your moving your students through the entire concrete, pictorial, and abstract process of Singapore Math. Includes part-part-whole and number bond areas to use with manipulatives.

Here's a little chant to brighten up the lesson on comparing numbers!