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This sheet can be used as an introduction to dividing words with the vowel-consonant-consonant-vowel spelling pattern, or as a review. The spelling pattern is reviewed and words with the same pattern are provided for review. I use this as an introduction to a spelling list that contains this pattern, but it could also be used to work on teaching syllabication rules for readers struggling with decoding words with two or more syllables. If you find this helpful, I have a product that includes thi

Product Description Do your kids have trouble remembering the different types of point of view for fiction stories? These posters were designed to explain the most common points of view taught in the later elementary grades. They include first person, second person, third person limited and third person omniscient. Each poster is designed to stand alone--for example, on a display in the classroom, but they can also be printed 2 per page to fit in composition sized interactive notebooks. You c

Here's a fun way to improve your students' informational writing. Even though this is fictional, the students are encouraged to write like it is fact, so they will be using writing structures like descriptive, sequential, and how-to as they try to protect their turkey. The National Turkey Protection Agency needs your students’ help! There are so many turkeys requesting to be a part of this program, that we have run out of agents that are available to help them! In order to get to rescue a turke

If you are looking for a writing project that is fun, appropriate for Halloween, and aligned to the common core, this is it. This unit includes student pages to walk students through generating ideas for strong beginnings, reflective endings, and using sensory details to be used in their stories. Since it doesn't actually have the title on any of the student pages, this packet would be appropriate for any Halloween or bat themed assignments.

A quick, easy way to reward students for their achievements in different subjects. I feel that if a student is doing really well in a certain subject, they should be able to be excused from a homework assignment in that subject every now and then. That’s why I designed these to be subject specific. I was tired of writing the subject on the back of all the homework passes I had found to use before! I hope you like these!