Tiny Treasures

Quick little assessment for the two sounds of "O", spelled ou and ow.

St. Patrick's Day Maze/Daze with Comprehension questions and answer key. Enjoy!

Cute assessment of irregular plurals! Use for anything!

Festive, Christmas themed, Main idea and details.

Cute little activity on collective, abstract, and concrete nouns.

This is a cute cut, paste and color project to check for understanding of homophones.

This is an easy worksheet to see if they understand cause and effect. It's Thanksgiving themed. It's is intended for 3rd Grade but can be used in others.

A quick assessment on concrete and abstract nouns. Pictures are for the "lower students".

Quick assessment or cute to hang on the wall during the Halloween season.

Put the story in number order or sequence.

Fact or Opinion Can be used as an assessment, quiz or classwork. Quick and easy. Great visuals for SPED or ELL's.

I hand drew this assessment to see if my students really got the concept of comparing fractions using fraction strips. I told them to take out two different color crayons. They had to color each problem with the two different colors. Then compare the fractions. I noticed, when they were able to "see" the different colors and which fraction was "longer/greater" it help them tremendously. Hope this helps your students too. :)

This is great for sorting pronouns from possessive nouns. I am going to use it for Halloween. They will cut it out and I will hang them in the hallway.

Match and color the inflectional endings.

This can be printed on cardstock, laminated, and then cut to make a puzzle. My students love it. Please tell me what other things you would like to see in a puzzle and I will try and get it uploaded. :)

Fun activity to recognize parts of speech during the holidays.

Great way to practice sorting syllables.

The students read the passage then answer each statement by circling fact or opinion.

Vocabulary words for your wall. The Reading Street story: Two Bad Ants. I print these out, cut them, laminate them, and hang them on the vocabulary word wall.