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Prep for word analysis questions on the reading SOL with an interactive game of Jeopardy! Students can play as individuals or as teams and compete for the most points while reviewing important word study concepts. Categories Include:Homophones & Syllablesaccurately identify amount of syllables in given word and divide the word into syllablesrecognize the homophone that would correctly complete a sentenceSynonyms & Antonymslabel or identify synonyms and antonyms of given words or pairs of wordsA

This PowerPoint is made for introducing various idioms to your elementary aged students using child-friendly language! It includes 40 common idioms and their meanings. Power PointEach idiom has three slides in this order: a slide where the idiom is used in a sentence alongside an imagea slide that repeats the sentence and has a multiple choice question about its meaning (the correct answer is revealed upon clicking)a slide that explicitly states the meaning of the idiomThese slides can be used

This partially editable PowerPoint is made for students to be able to use technology to showcase their understanding of Earth, sun, and moon cycles with scaffolded slides. Great for an end-of-unit project! Aligns with the Virginia 2018 science SOL standard 4.6. Students will type explanations to given questions, label pictures, and drag and drop labels or pictures on a diagram. Open ended questions are great for self-differentiation! The slides are as follows: Rotation and Revolution 1: Student

Test your students' understanding of common idioms using these matching and multiple choice questions. You can review as a class using the PowerPoint slides or test individual understanding using the quizzes. Included in the PowerPoint are: 5 colored slides that have students match 8 idioms to their definitions (40 idioms total)10 colored slides with one multiple choice question on idiom definitions.5 black and white slides that have students match 8 idioms to their definitions (same as the colo

Everything you need for an animal research project! Great for an end of unit project on animals or animal adaptations! Aligns with the Virginia 2018 Science SOL standard 3.4b and 2017 Language Arts SOL standards 2.12 and 3.10. Suggested use: Assign each student an animal or have students choose their own to research. Provide students with the Animal Research Notes Template and give them appropriate directions on where to begin their research (using books, internet search engines, or other resou

*****This Jeopardy game is aligned with the 2016 Virginia math SOL standards!*****Prep for the end of the year math SOL test with an interactive game of Jeopardy! Students can play as individuals or as teams and compete for the most points while reviewing important math concepts. Categories Include:Fractions (SOL 3.2, 3.5)Represent fractions with set models, number lines, and region models, add and subtract fractions, compare fractionsMultiplication & Division (SOL 3.4)Recall multiplication fac

These posters are made for introducing various idioms to your elementary aged students using child-friendly language! It includes 40 common idioms and their meanings. Included in this document are: Slides with the idiom, its meaning, and a colored imageSlides with the idiom, its meaning, the idiom used in a sentence, and a colored imageSlides with the idiom, its meaning, a colored image and lines for students to write their own sentenceSlides with the idiom, its meaning, and a black and white im

*****This Jeopardy game is aligned with the 2016 Virginia math SOL standards!*****Prep for the end of the year math SOL test with an interactive game of Jeopardy! Students can play as individuals or as teams and compete for the most points while reviewing important math concepts. Categories Include:Time and Temperature (SOL 3.9, 3.10)Elapsed time, reading clocks, reading thermometers, equivalent timeMoney (SOL 3.6)Counting money, comparing money, determining change up to $5.00Patterns (SOL 3.16