Upper Elementary Excitement

This microorganisms sort will have your students sorting Earth's forces as constructive or destructive based on the descriptions provided. Use as classwork practice or a formative assessment! Want to save time? Instead of having students cut and paste, you can just have them write the corresponding letter for each answer option under the correct side of the t-chart! Answer key included!

This science sort will have your students differentiating between instincts and learned behaviors as well as inherited versus acquired traits. Use as a cut and paste or save time and have students sort and label the letter matching each trait/behavior!

This product includes an informational reading passage about America at the Turn of the Century. It meets the GSE standard SS5H1: Describe how life changed in America at the turn of the century. There are 5 multiple choice comprehension questions along with an answer key! What you get: - Turn of the Century reading passage - 5 comprehension questions - answer key Topics Covered: -Cattle trails at the turn of the century *Chisholm Trail / Great Western -Technological Advancements *Light Bulb *T

Fill in the blank diagram for classification of living organisms. Includes plants (seeded and non-seeded) and animals (vertebrates and invertebrates). Includes answer key.

Use this cut and paste / sort as a center activity, independent practice, or formative quick check! Use as a cut and paste OR use the time saving option of having students write the letters of each answer in the corresponding column! 15 words total sorted with 5 of each part of speech!

This product includes a reading passage on the life of George Washington Carver. The information is centered around his innovative use of the peanut and his agricultural advancements with crop rotation. Perfectly aligns with the GSE SS5H1 Describe how life changed in America at the turn of the century. b) George Washington Carver What you get: - reading passage - 5 comprehension questions (multiple choice) - answer key

Integrate science and reading with this informational reading passage and comprehension question set! This product includes a physical and chemical change informational reading passage (1.5 pages in length) and 5 comprehension questions (answer key included).

This microorganisms sort will have your students sorting microorganisms as harmful or beneficial based on the descriptions provided. Use as classwork practice or a formative assessment!

Looking for a quick formative to monitor or assess your students' learning? Look no further! This 10 question quick check will help you measure your students' progress with decimals. Topics Covered: - decimal place value (to thousandths) - rounding decimals - comparing decimals

This quick check is the PERFECT way to quickly assess your students' understanding of representing numerical expressions. This can be used as a formative assessment or independent practice. Answer key is included!

This quick check is the PERFECT way to quickly assess your students' understanding of the order of operations. This can be used as a formative assessment or independent practice. Answer key is included!

Have your students practice differentiating between a chemical change and a physical change with this sort! Use it as a cut and paste, or save time and have students write the letter for each item under the correct side of the t chart!

Use these task cards to practice/assess order of operations! Limited to one set of grouping symbols (parentheses) per expression. No exponents are used in these expressions.

This quick check will help you formatively assess your students' understanding of adding decimals. The question types are scaffolded and build on each other, so it will allow you to easily and quickly analyze any mistakes. Covers: - adding decimals to the hundredths place - some regrouping and some without - varying place values to assess students' knowledge of place value alignment

Have your students practice determining if items are conductors or insulators of electricity with this quick cut-and-paste. Use it for a formative assessment or a practice activity!

Want to get a quick formative assessment for your students' understanding of subtracting decimals? Use this formative quick check. The questions are scaffolded and build on difficultly, so you can easily identify the specific mistake or misconception.