Tiny Treasures

I took ALL the tested standards and made a practice worksheet. Nothing fancy, just the practice skills and questions.

Pizza Fractions. The easiest way to explain fractions is with pizza. The students cut out the toppings and add them to their pizza. Then they write how many are on their pizza out of how many were in the bunch (on the sheet). They glue it on their pizza and color their pizza. You can cut out the pizza and put it on construction paper. An easy, quick, and fun assessment tool. There is a questions page (not shown) to assess their knowledge. (ex. "I have _______ (a fraction) mushrooms on my pizza.)

I took ALL the tested standards and made a practice worksheet. Nothing fancy, just the practice skills and questions.

I took ALL the tested standards and made a practice worksheet. Nothing fancy, just the practice skills and questions.

LETRS CliffsNotes / Study Guide – All 8 Units. It has what's in each unit and sample questions with an answer key and explanations.

Small passages with comprehension questions and vocabulary questions in each passage. Rigor questions. This also comes with the answer key.

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

Open court, Grade 3, I can statements to display in the classroom or on the board. ALL ELA grade 3 standards.

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

I wrote two passages for practice. Hope they help you as much as they helped me.

Festive, Christmas themed, Main idea and details.

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

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

This is a little "assessment" to keep their skills fresh or for just a fun worksheet.

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.

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

I quickly drew this fractions Christmas activity to hang something on my wall. The students cut out the ornaments and match them with the correct fraction or fraction word(s). The top of the ornament is where they glue. When they lift the flap of the Christmas ornament, you get the answer/match. They can also color the ornaments and tree. Then cut out the tree and put it on construction paper. An easy, quick, and fun assessment tool.

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

These cards are great to print, cut, and laminate for centers on compare on contrast. The students will turn the cards over (face down) and pick two from the stack. Then, they can compare and contrast the two they picked. Keeps them busy while learning the compare and contrast skill.

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.