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Are you looking for tools to help encourage peer and self assessment in your classroom? Do you want to get more out of peer feedback or group work? This toolkit has tons of materials to help you and your student get more out of the feedback they give each other.

All the resources you need to run calendar time from Kindergarten to 5th grade. Take your calendar time to the next level with critical thinking questions, student leader directions and much, much more. This bundle also gives you loads of 100th day activities. After all of your hard work on calendar for 100 days, celebrate with these great class and school wide activities for Kindergarten until 8th grade!

Easy to use place value mat plus pages to make addition and subtraction easier to teach. This is helpful for lower students who struggle to add and line up place values correctly. Print it, laminate and have students use them again and again.

This is resource pack loaded with activities to celebrate the 100th day of school. There are activities for ELA, Math, Science, Art, PE and much, much more. There are activities for student to individually, with a partner and in teams. Many activities include critical thinking questions so your 100th day can be that much more impactful. Enjoy all the resources from Kindergarten to 8th grade.

Calendar time is a magical time in your classroom. This pack gives resources to do calendar time in your class no matter if you teach 1st grade or 5th grade or anything in between. Use the tools as you see fit.

This is a game a developed for some of my teachers who were struggling with "fraction of" problems. They thought adding a game aspect to the practice of fraction of would be helpful. There are 2 games so both your more able students and students who need a bit more structure get practice.

This rubric allows students to creatively showcase their understanding of polygons and other geometry ideas. After, I would laminate and hang in cubby room, coat closet or anywhere in the room. Students love seeing their art work displayed. Consider collaborating with the art teacher to create the background.