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These task cards focus on 3 digit subtraction with regrouping. There are 20 cards with horizontal subtraction problems. In addition, I have included a student response sheet with space to solve and an answer key. For my "I got it" students, I posted the cards around my classroom and they rotated through to solve the problems. For my "strugglers" I used them in small group.

STEM challenge to go along with the book The Cat in the Hat. It is a very flexible STEM challenge that can be used as part of a science unit on simple machines unit or to go along with the book in language arts.

I use this center in my classroom to help students identify each of the properties of multiplication. The center includes headers for 5 multiplication properties - Zero Property, Identity Property, Commutative Property, Associative Property, and Distributive Property, 25 sorting cards - 5 for each property, an answer sheet, and an answer key. There are also blank cards to add your own information is needed. This could also be used as a scoot game.

Classroom posters focused on inventions that were created by mistakes. Great addition to a growth mindset unit.

This product is similar to Scoot. I post the task cards around the room and the students circle around reading the task cards and answering questions about Eleanor Roosevelt's life.

This reading log is one of the many I created to help reinforce what is being taught in the classroom. This one focuses on finding the main idea and two details. In addition to completing the main idea and details, there are sections for students to write the amount of time the spent reading, the title of the book, and parent signature. There are sections for entries for Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday nights so students would turn it in on Friday.

This game can be used in partners, small group, or whole groups. Students draw 2 cards - one part of speech and one letter of the alphabet. They will then have 1 minute to write as many words that begin with the letter that match the part of speech. It is a great way to see if students understand parts of speech. There are 8 parts of speech cards - Noun, Verb, Adjective, Adverb, Prepositions, Conjunctions, Interjections, and Pronoun. You can use all 8 or only the ones that meet your standa

This file contains 10 houses with different multiplication/division families. I had my students cut out the house and cut along the dotted lines to create the 2 windows and the door. They glued it to a piece of construction paper and created a haunted house scene for Halloween. It could be used to create a gingerbread house for Christmas or just an everyday house for the remainder of the year. I had my students draw an X on the outside of one window and write the 2 multiplication facts under

This product is similar to Scoot. I post the task cards around the room and the students circle around reading the task cards and answering questions about Lyndon B. Johnson's life.

Set of 20 task cards for estimating addition and subtraction within 1000. This set includes a student answer sheet and an answer key.

This product is a cut and paste fact and opinion sort for Lyndon B. Johnson. It contains 6 facts and 6 opinions.

This product is a cut and paste fact and opinion sort for Franklin D. Roosevelt. It contains 6 facts and 6 opinions.

This product is a vocabulary sort for Eleanor Roosevelt. I use it as a center during my unit on ER. It includes 10 words and definitions.

This product is a vocabulary sort for Lyndon B. Johnson. I use it as a center during my unit on LBJ. It includes 10 words and definitions.

This product is a cut and paste fact and opinion sort for Thurgood Marshall. It contains 6 facts and 6 opinions.

This product is a cut and paste fact and opinion sort for Eleanor Roosevelt. It contains 6 facts and 6 opinions.

This reading log is one of the many I created to help reinforce what is being taught in the classroom. This one focuses on finding common and proper nouns. In addition to completing the common and proper noun section, there are sections for students to write the amount of time the spent reading, the title of the book, and parent signature. There are sections for entries for Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday nights so students would turn it in on Friday. Check out my freebie to see the fo