Tiny House Teacher

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

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!

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.

Students will love this sweet take on finding mean, median, mode and range in math!

Use this form for students to make measurement estimations and then find actual measurements of objects around the room.