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Two important elements students need to know! And how do you figure out which point of view the story is using? This pdf was designed to serve as a slideshow for teachers to use either online or in the classroom.

The student detective solves the clues to determine the mystery number! All my number detective activities review place value, but this one also reviews odd numbers, reducing fractions, converting improper fractions to a mixed number, dividing fractions, and division.

In this day and age, young children are inundated with fonts! Some young children have a hard time recognizing their letters amongst all the different fonts we have out there. This activity combines knowing the difference between the lower case b and d while using various fonts. A great tool for online teaching!

The students use this fun little code to determine what each word is. These words are all words that start with "wh": what, when, who, why, which, where. This could be used individually or in groups to see which groups solves all the words first.

Students use the clues to solve the mystery number. The clues cover concepts such as odd/even numbers, place value, decimals, division, and improper fractions. The second page is the same number detective activity but in b/w for easier copying.

Solve the clues to determine what the mystery number is! The clues involve odd and even numbers, place value, multiplication, and division.

This handout includes common words and phrases used in word problems to help children determine how to set up the problem. It also includes some simple steps to walk children through the process. This can be use in a guided practice. One page has room to work the word problem on the page. The other is designed to be more as a handout for printing or online whiteboard use.

This is a list of the months of the year. Each month name is used in a sentence which also tells the ordinal number of the month. (ex: March is the third month of the year.) Every word that is underlined has a link to a dictionary page where the student can hear the word pronounced.

Crafting a good topic sentence involves practice. This worksheet gives three paragraphs. The student must create a topic sentence for each paragraph.

Crafting a good topic sentence involves practice. This worksheet gives three paragraphs. The student must create a topic sentence for each paragraph.

This is a simple table for your students to use to see if they can recall what was created on what day. Use for an individual student or a group.

We can grow our vocabulary by using synonyms. These words are approximately on the 6th grade level.