Wrong Wheel Teaching

October means fall leaves, pumpkin spice, and.. best of all... CREEPY, SCARY THINGS! A simple, easy to use HALLOWEEN-themed collaborative art piece that you can just print and paint! ÜWell, PAINT isn't necessary. You can use crayons, colored pencils, oil pastels, watercolors, glitter (GASP!), really, the possibilities are endless! ÜThe project includes 25 pages to complete the haunted house. The map is organized by columns 1-5 and rows A-E.Each page is labeled with its respective coordinate,

Keyboarding is an important skill today, especially for grades 3-5! This graph helps your students to keep track of their typing speed, encouraging more practice and determination! Students can write the date of their typing speed on the X axis, and graph their speed using the y axis (skip counting by 2s). These are great for data folders, Student-Led Conferences, and just real-life graphing skills!

A simple, easy to use HALLOWEEN COLLABORATIVE ART that you can just print and paint! ÜWell, PAINT isn't necessary. You can use crayons, colored pencils, oil pastels, watercolors, glitter (GASP!), really, the possibilities are endless! ÜThe project includes 25 pages to complete the Happy Halloween sign. The project is organized by columns 1-5 and rows A-E.Each page is labeled with its respective coordinate, making putting together the poster easy-peasy!Recommended to print on cardstock or anot

A simple, easy to use WORLD MAP that you can just print and paint! ÜWell, PAINT isn't necessary. You can use crayons, colored pencils, oil pastels, watercolors, glitter (GASP!), really, the possibilities are endless! ÜThe project includes 25 pages to complete the world map. You may choose to exclude row E to exclude (most of) Antarctica if you'd rather have 20 pages. The map is organized by columns 1-5 and rows A-E. Each page is labeled with its respective coordinate, making putting togethe

Fun Group art project just in time for October! A simple, easy to use CANDY SKULL that you can just print and paint! Well, PAINT isn't necessary. You can use crayons, colored pencils, oil pastels, watercolors, glitter (GASP!), really, the possibilities are endless! ÜThe project includes 16 pages to complete the candy skull. The art is organized by columns 1-4 and rows A-D. Each page is labeled with its respective coordinate, making putting together the skull easy peasy! Recommended to print

A simple, easy to use VETERANS' DAY-themed collaborative art piece that you can just print and paint! ÜWell, PAINT isn't necessary. You can use crayons, colored pencils, oil pastels, watercolors, glitter (GASP!), really, the possibilities are endless! ÜThe project includes 20 pages to complete the Veterans' Day thank you display! The map is organized by columns 1-5 and rows A-DEach page is labeled with its respective coordinate, making putting together the scene easy peasy!Recommended to pri

The Scientific Process is such an important science skill for students to know and practice, and this graph organizer makes it easy! This blank template allows students to follow the steps of the scientific process, including a part for independent and dependent variables. Simple and easy to use.

'Tis the season to be jolly... falalalalala... Ahem. Christmas is my favorite holiday, December is my favorite month, winter is a beautiful season... so, I made these winter/Christmas-themed Thank You Cards for my classroom. Directions1) Print on white cardstock (or regular paper if you want) 2) Let students choose which design they prefer 3) Fold in half 4) Have your students color the card, decorate it, and write a sweet thank you!

"October is the month of pumpkins, fall leaves, and best of all… Halloween! Halloween is a holiday celebrated in the United States. Some things people do during Halloween are dress up, eat candy, and scare each other! This week, you will be doing your BEST to scare your teacher and your classmates by writing a spooky story!" Do your kids struggle with writing? Especially your boys? Give them this creative writing prompt to see some amazing stories! Upper elementary students love writing scary st

Includes *FOUR* pages for topics from the Ducksters.com website for students to learn about the Civil War. Each page includes a DIRECT LINK to the Ducksters.com webpage. Students read through the online source and use the text to fill in the blanks. FOUR PAGES INCLUDE THESE TOPICS: 1) The Underground Railroad 2) Children During the Civil War 3) Weapons and Technology 4) Women in the Civil War Great for Virtual Learners, Face-to-Face instruction, Reading Centers to incorporate Social Studie

A simple, easy to use THANKSGIVING themed collaborative art piece that you can just print and paint! ÜWell, PAINT isn't necessary. You can use crayons, colored pencils, oil pastels, watercolors, glitter (GASP!), really, the possibilities are endless! ÜThe project includes 25 pages to complete the HAPPY THANKSGIVING display! The map is organized by columns 1-5 and rows A-DEach page is labeled with its respective coordinate, making putting together the scene easy peasy!Recommended to print on

Has your school ever done Student-Led Conferences? They're a great way for kids to take ownership of their learning, and these graphs are a nice addition to any data folder! 4 Graphs: 1. Reading Test Scores 2. Math Test Scores 3. Spelling Test Scores 4. Words Per Minute typing speed The Y axis is scaled by 5s, and the x axis has blanks for writing the date of the assessment or the title of the assessment.

The perfect gift (and time filler) for the month of December! The calendar is unlabeled so it can be used by anyone. You can add dates in the PDF or handwrite them prior to making copies to help the students out. OR you can use it as a learning opportunity to see which holidays are which month.

Vocabulary development is super important for student success in all subjects. A fun, educational way to "trick" students into reading (or listening) more carefully is through word a Word Hunt. Through vocabulary word hunts, brains become more focused due to more concentrated listening, writing reinforcing memory, and students will enjoy having clear boxes indicating what is expected of them. I enjoy using these when reading non-fiction text with my students, as well as during novels, when m

Graphic organizers are encouraged in ELA, Social Studies, and Science - why not Math, too!? This graphic organizer was created to be used with a SmartPal or other erasable writing tablet. Students use the graphic organizer to become more familiar with the mathematical process and to gain confidence in math. Great for students learning new skills, reluctant learners, students with accommodations, and just the general student population. Visual learners especially thrive off of graphic organize