Wendy Doeding

This classroom management set is perfect for any patriotic classroom. All classroom jobs are named after "official" government jobs. This bulletin board set can also be a starting point for a lesson on the voting process. The set can be printed at regular size for a smaller bulletin board, or made into poster size. I recommend printing the job chart on at least a legal size paper. Laminate and use a wet erase marker to reuse this chart for years. Set includes: Job chart Job descriptions Class n

Use this form after a math test to have students think critically about their mistakes. Students become accountable and learn from their mistakes and parents are required to be involved as it requires their signature. On the left column, students write the original test question which they missed (for longer word problems, I accept just the problem number). In the center, students need to determine why they got the problem wrong initially. On the right column, students have the chance to red

This document includes the lyrics to the song "Albuquerque Turkey" along with templates to trace and cut out the pieces to make your own Albuquerque Turkey on a paper plate. Students love this song! This is a great craft for decorating your classroom or to use for a class Thanksgiving Feast!

This version of the card game "I Have, Who Has?" focuses on reviewing the names of the states and the capitals. This game can be played as students are learning to associate each capital with its' state, or as review. Perfect for whole class, small group, and even partners. Can be used over and over; just laminate after printing on card stock.

Three different patterns of patriotic banners are included in this set. Each design includes: All 26 letters Numbers 0-9 The & symbol A blank pennant Print whatever letter combination you need for your classroom! Pennants are full page size for large displays. Shrink them down for smaller bulletin boards. All pennants have 2 holes marked to be punched out and threaded with string or ribbon. I recommend printing these on card stock and laminating so it can be used for several years!

Perfect for younger students! Print each month and put on your calendar wall or print for each student to use in their own record keeping, or as part of a math unit on data collection and bar graphs.

Trying to find a way to motivate your students to read? Start with this reading survey! Information gathered through this helps you to guide students to appropriate books they'll be interested in reading, as well as providing information to help parents at home do the same. This is a great Back to School activity you can complete quickly. It can also be used to create interest-based literature circles.