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These sound stations require minimal materials and prep and are great for using in an inquiry based curriculum or in an International Baccalaureate school. All materials are listed and each page has guiding questions for that particular center.

Use these tags in order to help your students become joy bringing leprechauns! Students will love writing compliments for staff members and delivering them around the building. Just print them on green paper, cut them up, and they are ready to bring St. Patrick's Day kindness to your school!

Use this resource to facilitate self-guided end of unit projects. There is a guided planning and time management page. This resource also comes with both a student and teacher reflection. Student learning contracts are the perfect way to differentiate with very little planning. Students pick the way in which they display their learning and are assessed giving them full ownership of their learning.

Ever worry about making sure you review EACH math standard before the dreaded "test time?" This is the only resource you will need when reviewing for the 4th grade end of year assessments. This powerpoint has 55+ vocabulary words in it, all pulled from Common Core math standards for 4th grade. Each slide includes the vocabulary word, a spot for the definition, and a space for an example. The options for this resource are endless: - Upload this slide show into google classroom and you have an

Simply project this PDF and let the students go! This is a quick and easy center to review multi-digit multiplication.

Looking for an easy way to make sure students are discussing fiction after partner reading? These task cards are a great and easy way to ensure on topic discussion is taking place. Print, laminate, and place these on a ring, and you have an instant partner reading center.