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This is the perfect resource for starting your Native American Unit or your American Revolution Unit for Michigan or those learning about the Three Fires! In this Comprehension you will learn about the Three Fires; the Ojibwa, the Potawatomi, and the Odawa. Students will read about each group and have a page of data collection questions about where they lived, what their wigwams looked liked, what they ate, what they made, and why each group was special. Along with these questions are a set o

Everything you need to teach your students about scarcity, choices, and opportunity costs! This lesson comes with vocabulary cards, individual, whole group, and partner practice pages. It includes introduction activities as well as partner activities to help introduce the concept wth real life application that students will understand! This lesson also includes a culmumative test and many opportunities for students to discuss and create their own scenarios!

Practice or Assessment Questions! Start with Scarcity (4 senarios) and the choices that come with it (real life senarios that students can understand!) The next part is Senarios where students find the Scarcity, the Choices, the decision made, and the opportunity cost! Very effective for helping students understand these difficult concepts! 4 more senarios! HS-E 6 VAAP as well.

Two quizzes to test your students ability to identify and then apply their knowledge of the five properties of multiplication (identity, zero, commutative, associative, and distributive). The first quiz tests students on identifying the properties while looking at a variety of multiplication sentences and offers an extension to challenge students. The second quiz focuses on student's application of the properties and the distributive property. It also has an extension of the distributive

Three differentiated sets of task cards to help students identify and practice place value while also finding the value of numbers! each set contains 16 task cards, an answer sheet and an answer key. Set one is up to hundreds, set two is up to millions, and set three is up to thousandths with decimals. Also comes with two posters to help students with the difference between value and place value.

Point of view is not just 1st and 3rd anymore! With these GREAT short opinion pieces, students can identify the bias of the author, or their stance on a topic. Students will identify the author's point of view, and then decide if they agree with them or not! There are 30 different passages! Can be used as review, guided practice, or a quiz.

Do your students struggle with generalizations? If so, this is the extra practice for you! differentiated to meet the needs of all learners in your classroom, this activity come with 12 task cards that students can use to create their own generalizations, or for those who need extra help, they can identify the generalization and choose the correct answer from a list of three. Have students who are excelling at generalizations? Challenge them by having them work on a second set of 12 task c

Fractions and equivalent fractions. GREAT to give to see where students are and what they already know, or as a quiz after you teach it! Spaces left blank so you can put in your own fractions!

A GREAT activity to help students understand fractions and also equivalent fractions. Allows students to use fruit loops to manipulate the fractions into different groups and also record on the activity sheet.

I have been using these pages for years and my student's language and writing scores have increased dramatically! It has helped my students understand how to use different parts of speech correctly in their writing and also how to identfy words that have multiple parts of speech based on the context of the sentence. Each page provides a paragraph and fill in the blanks for students to read and figure out the part of speech of each word in relation to the sentence. Can be used for basic parts

Are your students struggling when it comes to two step word problems? Well look no further! In these task cards, students will challenge themselves using order of operations to solve two-step word problems. There are 20 problems that use a variety of operations. You can use these as a review or as a practice of multi step problems. Also can be used to have students practice writing equations using order of operations! Each task card involves two different operations and really makes student

Everything you need to teach your students about the differences between Natural, Capital, and Human resources and examples of each. This lesson included vocabulary cards, whole class, individual, and partner practice, real life product practice to connect concepts to everyday life, task cards, a check-point quiz, and a cumulative test. Answer keys included for every part!

Need extra practice with higher level division? Need to differentiate-different levels with and without remainders? This is the product for you! NINE different multi digit task cards to help students master multi digit division with two digit divisors. This product includes: Three digit divided by two digits no remainders Three digit divided by two digits with remainders Three digit divided by two digits no mixed remainders Four digit divided by two digits no remainders Four digit divided

This power point includes the French explorers of the new world. It includes slides on Sieur de La Salle, Jacques Cartier, and Champlain. It includes important information on each, maps of their explorations, pictures of them, and what they did. Great as a visual for learners or an introduction to French explorers, or as a guide for taking notes!

Looking for something new to spice up that graphing unit and review fractions at the same time? I have created 7 graphs, with answer keys, that will add fun, rigor, and review to any graphing unit. These graphs have challenging fraction of a whole number problems that students must answer before they will know how much goes in each category of the graph. These worksheets cover bar and pictographs. There is also one last question about the graph that lets students explain how they got their a

A great pre-test for older grades or end of lesson/unit test for 3rd and 4th grade. Check out what they know about conversions with CUSTOMARY length! Includes simple conversions, conversions with inches left over, and multi-step word problems to challenge.

This quiz is a metaphor poem. Students are asked to identify the metaphors within the poem, circle, identify what is being compared in each, and also write what each metaphor means, Great for any poetry unit, as an assessment, or activity. Could be used to introduce metaphors or as an example to help students write their own metaphor poems.

Are your students just learning long division, or do they need extra practice and review? If the answer is YES- this product is for you. With NINE differentiated long division activities, students can scaffold their learning towards two and three digit divisors. These nine sets of spring task cards begin with easier two digit dividends divided by one divisor with NO remainders, then add in a set with remainders, and for even more challenging practice, round out two digit dividends with a mix

Practice pages for students who need extra help with Metric Length unit conversions! Have students going between mm, cm, m, and km. Starts out with a very simple and easy organized way for students to show their work and figure out whether or not they have to multiply or divide. Has challenge problems that have students converting with numbers that will come out as decimals, and also a page to practice double conversions, like km to cm or mm to m! Great for a workshop, review, morning work,

Christopher Columbus, Ponce de Leon, and Hernando De Soto quiz. Tests students on the dates of their voyages, what they wanted to discover, and their impact on the world today. Mostly short answer and essay answer. Look for the free study guide!