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This is a simple survey for parents I love to use at the beginning of the school year. It is a great resource for back-to-school night! The survey includes the following information: -Child & Parent/Guardian Names -Contact Information -Transportation -Siblings -Contact Preference -Opt-in Classroom Volunteering -Child Strengths, Areas of Concern & Interests -Allergies & Medical Concerns -Other Comments/Concerns *Border by Sonya DeHart Design

This product includes 4 pages of comprehension questions created for every 10 chapters of the "Skellig" novel. There are differing levels of questions, with 18 total.

This 14-point quiz reviews Alliteration, Onomatopoeia, Simile, Metaphor, Idiom, Personification and Hyperbole in a fill-in-the-blank and multiple choice format. Figurative Language Posters go well with the quiz: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Figurative-Language-Term-Posters-3938975

Challenge students to cut, paste and label the stages of the frog and butterfly life cycles in order! This is a great addition to a science lesson for review or individual practice. For each life cycle, there are color and black/white options as well as options with/without labels. Clipart by Kari Bolt Border by Creating 4 the Classroom

As you prepare for the first day of school, edit these for every grade to share with your families! *Clipart by SillyODesign, Border by Creating4theClassroom

This resource is full of simple record sheets for a wide variety of activities, including: - Twenty, twenty-five, and thirty item record sheets (great for "around the room" activities or scavenger hunts) - Word/definition/sentence, Word/singular possessive/plural possessive & Word/root word/prefix/suffix - Math problem solving with number sentence box (great for dice activities or putting math into writing) - Story elements - Theme & moral - Fiction vs. nonfiction texts with evidence

This writing rubric has been super useful in our classroom and allows young students to visually know exactly how they are doing! When a student finishes the final draft of their work, they first self-evaluate by using the "Me" column. They circle the smiley face that best fits how they felt they did regarding each item: -Handwriting -Capitalization -Punctuation -Finger Spaces -Spelling -Length -Makes Sense/Organized -Creative Then, students trade the rubric and grade a friend's work. Finall

Foldables are an excellent way to organize knowledge! Have students fold on the dotted line and cut on the solid black line to create. The first foldable shows how it could be used to review different angles in math. Underneath the flap, students could draw an image of each angle and label the degrees. The next two foldables (4-flap and 6-flap) are blank for your creativity!

This product includes 21 questions related to the novel "Toothpaste Millionaire" with varying levels of difficulty.

Students can use this organizer to describe their personal values, beliefs and attitudes. When printed front-to-back, each page has 1 example and 7 boxes for student notes.

These posters could be useful as anchor charts or practice of seven figurative language terms: -Alliteration -Onomatopoeia -Simile -Metaphor -Hyperbole -Idiom -Personification Each poster contains the name, meaning and example of each term. Check out this quiz to go with the terms: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Figurative-Language-Quiz-3938882

Use this template to practice with or quiz students on moon phases! The complete order is: New Moon, Waxing Crescent, First Quarter, Waxing Gibbous, Full Moon, Waning Gibbous, Last Quarter, Waning Crescent. There are 3 versions of the product: With vocabulary terms providedLabel and draw, no vocabulary termsDrawing only

After experimenting with a large variety of guided reading lesson plan templates and note-taking sheets, I have boiled it down to this one. This document includes: -Student Names & Independent Levels -Instructional Level of Selected Text -Title of Selected Text -Note-Taking Section I keep multiple copies of this sheet on a clipboard at my kidney table, and rotate when it fills up. Resource includes notes on the information to include, a sample with a filled-out section, and a blank template.

This free product is for the first 120 pages of the "Refugee" novel.

These resources are useful to young writers who need to see a strong visual as they create final products. The first is a 5 paragraph essay structure so that students know where to put the title, transition words, details and conclusion. The second is a checklist so that students can go back and edit their work or the work of others. I put these into 3-pronged writing folders in heavy duty clear sheets so that students can reference them all year. They can also use dry erase markers to check i

This resource includes posters for seven different parts of speech with definitions and examples: -Noun -Verb -Adjective -Adverb -Conjunction -Article -Pronoun

These are great activities for learning stations: Place a variety of stickers on a large map and have students complete the "Map Coordinates Practice" The "Globe Investigation" can be used for students to explore parts of a globe.

This resource includes a worksheet for students to identify subject and predicate as well as two small subject and predicate posters.

You can use this template with young students to walk through how to use data to create a graph in Excel. The resource includes two samples of charts and matching graphs as well as two pages for students to duplicate/practice the skills used.

You can use these activities to guide student thinking as they explore media and advertising. Each student or team needs a magazine as reference, and they will complete: a team investigation and gallery walkindividual notes about magazine layouta search for advertising strategiescomprehension questions