Upper Elementary Techie

Students will sort more than 20 examples of observations and inferences to help them distinguish between the two. Also includes a recording sheet and answer key for self checking.

This project will help extend your students' knowledge of multi-digit whole number operations. Students will complete several steps to plan a zoo for their town, and will eventually design their own zoo. Students will use addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division of whole numbers up to six digits to complete this project.

Students will sort 20 examples of observations to help them distinguish between quantitative and qualitative observations. Also includes a recording sheet and answer key for self checking.

Help your growing mathematicians become more independent with their practice using this tool. Having students add this resource into their math notebooks will set them up for success for homework all year long, and will help them refresh their memory about older topics throughout the year. This three page resource covers the most important standards covered in 5th grade math. This resource is based on Virginia SOLs, but aligns well with other standards too. Topics covered: -Prime and composite

**Uses the SOL standards adopted in June 2019** Use these vocab review cards to help students stay up to date on the most important vocabulary needed for each science SOL. Each card was carefully developed using the curriculum framework provided by VDOE. Have students create a thesaurus right in their notebook, use these cards to mark the start of each unit, or laminate the cards and put them all on a binder ring for students to reference all year. Three cards are included on each page, so they

Love morning meetings but have trouble coming up with a question for your class each morning? Look no further! You’ve already found a full school year worth of morning meeting questions. This product contains 90 general morning meeting questions to help build relationships and community within your classroom. These questions range from thoughtful to silly, and are sure to help your students get to know one another. An additional 90 morning meeting questions challenge students answer “what cou

Help students distinguish between observations, inferences, predictions, and hypotheses using these examples. This resource includes a definition and six related examples for each, helping students identify the differences between each of these scientific processes.

This set of labels will help you organize all your teacher supplies. The labels feature beautiful watercolor backgrounds and clear fonts. Simply print, laminate, and cut labels to place in your toolbox. The labels are not editable, but more labels are provided than fit in the toolbox. Labels fit into the 22 drawer toolbox found here: https://www.amazon.com/Stack-DS-22-Drawer-Storage-Cabinet/dp/B000PS9S3M/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1498946933&sr=8-1&keywords=stack-on+ds-22+22+drawer+storage+cabinet

Engage students and encourage collaboration with this math card game. This versatile game includes options to include numbers that range from thousands to thousandths. To play the game, students try to create a number using 4 playing cards. Then, they draw a game card asking them to round to a specific place value. The student who created the larger number gets to keep all the cards from that round! Can be played with or without the included recording sheet. Low prep and quick set up!