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The place value system can get confusing as students work their way into decimals. I have put together a little bundle that includes: --A flashcard game to practice decimal place value (3 different sets with directions included) --A worksheet to go with the flashcard game (with a direction sheet) --A separate worksheet to practice decimal place values --An answer sheet for the worksheet Direction for the flashcard game: 1. Choose 2 flash cards. 2. Write down your numbers in the space provide

This bundle includes worksheets, parent resource sheets, games, quizzes, a unit test study guide, and exit passes. It comes with an answer sheet to all worksheets and the study guide. Resources can be used throughout the 10 day unit Focus: Links fractions to decimals Shows place value of decimals Exponents, Expanded Form, Equivalent Forms, Fractions CCSS: 5.NBT.2 & 5.NBT.3 Goes along with the 5th grade 5A test

This 26-page packet (double-sided) comes with 104 various sight words or high-frequency words that first graders may encounter, and about 3-4 activities for each word. There are suggestions for different layouts (half-sheet, double-sided) or setups (folder, stapled, binder) that you could use to organize your packet for students. Feel free to leave out some pages, as needed, to suit your district's sight word list. **THERE ARE BLANK PAGES WITH SET-UPS FOR YOU TO ADD YOUR OWN SIGHT WORDS IF TH

This non-themed package includes 12 morning worksheets that will keep the students busy and in their seats during announcements! Activities include: a word search, short/creative writing, a poem, 3 truths & 1 lie, etc. Students can be motivated by having 1-2 minutes to share their morning work! I have also used some of these worksheets to create classroom books. Grab a 3-prong folder (the ones with the three clips in the center), hole punch the papers, and clip them into the folder. Then

This works well if you print the vocabulary boxes front-to-back. Whether you are doing vocabulary as a whole group, small group, or sending it home as a study guide, visual learners will have an easier time learning their words. Students will benefit from writing the word, identifying with examples, and having a picture to go with the word. At the end of the unit, you could even have them take home a folder or packet of their vocabulary words! I actually used this in 5th grade for some of ou