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This can be used after teaching their, there, and they're. Students will use their knowledge of the word to use each homophone in a sentence and then draw a picture to go with that sentence. This is a hands on fun activity that can be used as an assessment, comprehension page, review, homework, or a review station.

Students will practice their map skills by answering the questions while looking at the map. They will be practicing using the compass, as well as just basic map reading skills.

This is a way for students to gather their information for a research project, or for them to work on gathering information for a mini project. There are fill in the blanks for students to fill in about the animal they are researching.

This work page can be used for a homework assignment, formal assessment, or just a review activity. This page has two questions in which students will have to complete a division problem, and identify what to do with the remainder.

Students read a few short paragraphs and identify the cause and effect of each short paragraph. They then place the cause and effect into separate organizers. Can be used for homework, assessment, or even a station activity.

This short work page can be used as an exit slip, homework assignment, or even formal assessment. Students are to list the factors and factor pairs of each number given.

This work page can be used as homework, group work, or even assessments. Students will use this sheet to review In and Out Boxes.

This page is used to have students recognize fractions using pattern blocks. Pattern blocks are needed for this activity.

This activity should be used after teaching a lesson on cause and effect. The student will write a sentence, and inside the graphic organizer they will write the cause in the cause box and the effect in the effect box. This will allow students to see that beCAUSE something happened, something else happened (effect). The students will then draw a picture of their cause and effect.

This is a great review for input and ouput boxes. Students can even do it for homework, group work, or an assessment.

This is a practice for reading a tally chart and being able to answer questions. Can be used for homework, assessments, quizzes, or even as an exit slip.