The Schooled Teacher

Give your students a chance to be on a box of Life Cereal! Use this project as a first week "get to know you" activity. Two versions are provided: color and black and white. Assignment can be completed in class or used as a home project. For printing purposes be sure to check "Fit to page" to ensure everything fits on an 8-1/2" X 11" piece of paper. *Print and go activity *color or black and white version *Sequencing activity (daily schedule) *set learning goals for the coming year

This All About Me Math Menu can be used at the beginning of the year as a get to know you activity. This product has 5 pages that can be given out each day of the first week or one day per week for 5 weeks. In all there are 30 math questions for the students to create equations for. You can differentiate by ability level, skill set or grade level. My intermediate students were required to use two different operations in their equation. The teacher can set expectations for completion. You ma

Give your students an easy to follow "Back to School" project all about them. Using a cereal box, students will complete the templates provided, add color and pictures and glue them on following the instructions. To make sharing more fun, have students put a few things inside the box that represent them. Pages provided can be done as a homework project or during class, just have parents send in a cereal box for their student. * Ready to use * Templates sized to fit * Two front page versions pr

Use this fun back to school Square Share to help your students learn more about each other. Use it whole group, small group or with partners. It can also be used in a COVID restrictive classroom where students are limited in their interactions. Just display a menu to your students, call on a student to answer after you roll a die. There are 5 days of a variety of questions, so 300 different questions in all. You can use this for 5 days in one week or one day for 5 weeks. I've provided black

Give your students the chance to be President for the day and let the world know what kind of President they would choose to be. This writing activity is a perfect warm-up to the day, at the end of a President's Day reading, or as a homework activity. Display them proudly! You have the colored version option or black and white.

This Reading Response Menu will have your students discussing the day's reading in a engaging and effective way. Use this resource with small groups, partners or with your Literature Circle. Teachers if you have a COVID restricted classroom, you can display one menu whole group and call on students to answer. For a quick summative assessment, have your students pick 3 questions to answer on the back of the page. This activity is similar to task cards but without the need to copy, laminate and

Are your upper elementary students practicing place value? Are they are able to provide real world examples to demonstrate understanding of their learned math skills? These menus were created to give students an opportunity to extend their learning beyond the math lesson in a fun and creative way. How to use this product: Teachers will provide students with the math menu and assign a point value needed to complete the menu. Students have the freedom to choose which activities they will complete