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As teachers we all encourage our students to read at home daily. But do they really? How can we hold them accountable? Here is an in-class reading game that is sure to motivate your students to read at home! READOPOLY is fashioned after the classic game Monopoly but with a reading twist! Students who meet their weekly reading goal will get to roll the die and see what interesting surprises await them as they move around the READOPOLY game board! This file includes: -- a description of the g

Explore the seven continents with this passport booklet! Simply set to print double sided and you should have a 1/2 page booklet with dedicated pages for each continent. Each week my 2nd grade students explore a different continent. Throughout the week we discuss maps, people, and animals. The passport is something we complete on Friday as a mini assessment. Students who can correctly complete the information get their passport "stamped" with a stamp representing something from the continen

Are your students ready to start experimenting with order of operations in math? If so, then this game is for you and your class! Two scoot games will help students practice solving equations with parenthesis. Game #1: Students find answers to equations by completing parenthesis parts first. Game #2: Students determine which parenthesis equation will match the scoot card. This game can be used in a traditional scoot format or as a round-the-room activity. I hope you enjoy this product!

Do you struggle helping your students understand and attack word problems? This step-by-step kid friendly guide will help you model and explain how to approach math story problems. Students can cut and make mini-booklets or you can print and put on word rings for small groups. There is even a bookmark version that students can use in school or at home with parents. I hope you find it useful!

This is something I use during my Social Studies unit on the continents. Each week my 2nd graders study a specific continent. We talk about countries, the people, and even animals found there. To further extend my students research skills, I've designed this weekly homework. Basically, students pick a country from the continent we are currently studying and fill out the research form at home. They need to show the flag and list 3 facts they learned about the country. I send it on Monday an