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These End-of-the-Year Logic Games are a fun activity to give to your students at the end of the year (or anytime for enrichment). The games ask your students to use their math and critical-thinking skills to solve some problems that might pop up during the last weeks of school.
This resource is a COMPLETE year of Daily Review OR Morning Work for all Math and English Language Arts Standards for 4th Grade. That is 180 pages, or a fresh new page for each morning/day of the school year!
These Dabbing & Flossing Coordinate Graph Mystery Pictures are a fun way to practice coordinate graphing in your classroom!
Put students in charge of tracking their own learning and data! With this 4th Grade Math Student Data Tracking Binder, your students will monitor their own growth and progress using standards based assessments (also found in my store), rate and date their learning using Marzano’s Levels of Thinking/Understanding, and keep track of “I can” statements or learning targets as they progress through the Common Core Standards.
These 5th grade math assessments are great pre- and post-assessments to truly assess your students on the rigor of the Common Core Math Standards. They are organized, easy to implement, and have teaching notes that break the standards down into easy-to-understand language.
These 4th grade math assessments are great pre- and post-assessments to truly assess your students on the rigor of the Common Core Math Standards. They are organized, easy to implement, and have teaching notes that break the standards down into easy-to-understand language.
These 3rd grade math assessments are great pre- and post-assessments to truly assess your students on the rigor of the Common Core Math Standards. They are organized, easy to implement, and have teaching notes that break the standards down into easy-to-understand language.
These second grade math assessments are great pre- and post-assessments to truly assess your students on the rigor of the Common Core Math Standards. They are organized, easy to implement, and have teaching notes that break the standards down into easy to understand language.
This resource has 4 Halloween-themed mystery pictures that are differentiated for the learners in your class.
Each picture has three different graphing options to easily provide differentiation in your classroom.
·One picture to be graphed in all four quadrants with positive and negative whole numbers and decimals
·One picture to be graphed in all four quadrants with positive and negative whole numbers only
·One picture to be graphed in this first quadrant with positive whole numbers only
This resource contains 4 Thanksgiving-Themed Coordinate Graphing Mystery Pictures:
Each picture has three different graphing options to easily provide differentiation in your classroom.
·One picture to be graphed in all four quadrants with positive and negative whole numbers and decimals
·One picture to be graphed in all four quadrants with positive and negative whole numbers only
·One picture to be graphed in this first quadrant with positive whole numbers only
These sixth grade math assessments are great pre- and post-assessments to truly assess your students on the rigor of the Common Core Math Standards. They are organized, easy to implement, and have teaching notes that break the standards down into easy to understand language.
This resource is a COMPLETE year of Daily Review OR Morning Work for all Math and English Language Arts Standards for 5th Grade. That is 180 pages, or a fresh new page for each morning/day of the school year!
I created this Halloween-themed resource to help students read complex texts independently and for a specific purpose. I’ve researched several strategies for close reading and have developed a process that will make your teaching more effective and help your students develop skills to read for deeper meaning.
I created these logic and brain games as a fun activity to give to your students at the start of the year (or anytime for enrichment.) The games are back-to-school-themed and ask your students to solve real-world, first-week teacher problems. Missing bus assignments, mixed-up seating charts, spilled bag lunches, and disorganized student lines are just some of the back-to-school problems they will solve.
Halloween Logic Games are a fun activity to give to your students during Halloween (or anytime for enrichment.) The games are Halloween-themed and ask your students to solve some problems that might pop up during the Halloween season. The puzzles include a witch who forgot the recipes to her secret brew, children who mixed up their bags of candy, a spider that has spun math webs, a trick-or-treater with a secret map of his neighborhood, guessing their classmate’s costumes, and monsters who forgot their room assignments in the haunted house.
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