Thrive in Third

Use these boards during Daily 5 or math centers to show who is at what station and how much time is left. This such an easy way to run both math centers and daily 5. Everything including group numbers and center names are all editable! Includes 10, 15 and 20 minute timers.

These slides are a quick and easy way to get your students ready for the day. Included is access to a google slideshow with five options. Each is the same, with a different motivational meme. My students love this!

Perfect resource for parent/teacher conferences and report cards! Just have students fill it out around conference time or at the end of the quarter to reflect on their behavior. Also includes goal setting and what student thinks they are doing well in so far.

This is paper you can use for an informational writing unit. Just print and use as paper for your students' finished stories. Includes table of contents, glossary, diagram, about the author and cover pages.

Perfect for reviewing vocabulary words and definitions! Type your words, use in sentence, identify part or speech and synonyms and antonyms. Could use with reading curriculum, science or social studies words!

No more cutting, no more laminating! Digital task cards are my new favorite resource in my classroom! Great for math centers, early finisher or independent work. I used these in my third grade class, but they would be great for high second graders or struggling fourth graders. These 25 task cards include: Missing addend problems Double/triple digit addition with and without regrouping Estimating sums and differences Adding with three addends Adding/Subtracting larger numbers with/without regroup

These graphic organizers make are perfect whole group or small group lessons. Worksheets can be laminated used with post it notes or copied for each use. These are the strategies from the Journeys curriculum, but they would work with any curriculum! Strategies are: Inferring Asking Questions Summarizing Analyze/Evaluate Monitor and Clarify Visualize.

Rules are: 1. Follow directions quickly 2. Raise your hand to speak or leave your seat 3. Make smart choices 4. Be a caring friend 5. Keep your dear teacher happy

The perfect questions to get to know your students in the beginning of the year!

Writing prompts for writing homework or writing centers! Themed for the month of September. More months are to come!