TeachingForTheFun

Have students work in partner groups to practice addition and subtraction by playing tic-tac-toe. There are THREE different versions: Version 1: Addition and Subtraction (without borrowing) Version 2: Addition and Subtraction (with borrowing) Version 3: Subtraction across zeros Great for early finishers, morning work, or quick extra work for substitutes to have on deck!

Reader's Workbook with Graphic Organizers and notes! To be a good reader you need SO many skills. I created a full page or (how I use it in my classroom) half page booklet of all of the reading skills I teach my students over the year. This allows your students to flip back to the organizer to re-cap the skill to themselves as they try and use it in their reading. BONUS! I keep these in my small groups table. Every time I meet with a small group we add one of these skills or practice the skill

March is Reading Month activity! I've always wanted to find a way to make 'mystery readers' in the classroom more intentional- and I've found it! After a 6 hour training on inclusive texts in classroom libraries, I created this resource to have powerful discussions with my students while bringing in who they are. The idea is... each student can have a mystery reader from their family come in. They bring in a book that represents their child, theirself, or their family. For example, a family wit

Have students work in partner groups to practice addition and subtraction by playing tic-tac-toe. This free sample offers one version: Version 1: Addition and Subtraction (without borrowing) Checkout the full version with all three tic-tac-toe games. There are THREE different versions: Version 1: Addition and Subtraction (without borrowing)Version 2: Addition and Subtraction (with borrowing)Version 3: Subtraction across zerosGreat for early finishers, morning work, or quick extra work for subs

A quick and easy exit ticket to check for understanding in area and perimeter.