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My Poem of the Week Bundle offers a year’s worth of carefully curated poems along with paired passages. Each poem includes reading comprehension questions, poetry analysis sheets, and daily fluency tasks. The resources in this bundle are designed to make teaching poetry enjoyable and effortless.
This Constitution Day resource has activities, reference books, read-aloud books, and printables to teach your students all about the US Constitution, the Bill of Rights, and Constitution Day. It’s perfect for your 3rd grade, 4th grade, and 5th grade classrooms.
This bundle contains ALL of my best-selling icebreakers and team-building resources as well as my digital team-building resources. Download each preview to check out the resources.
I created each 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.
Reflect on your school year with this End-of-the-Year Memory Book, share memories, and have some fun with 29 pages of activities for students!
This Classroom Procedures and Routines Resource was designed to help you start the year off right! Establish solid classroom procedures and develop routines that will make classroom management a breeze. You and your students will be able to learn and grow with these activities.
End-of-the-Year Whodunit is a seasonal math project that requires students to use math and logic to eliminate suspects and solve a crime. They’ll use their knowledge of addition, subtraction, multiplication, and patterns to sort through clues, analyze finger prints, build a puzzle, and determine if witnesses are being truthful or not.
Valentine’s Day Whodunit Math Project is a seasonal math project that requires students to use math and logic to eliminate suspects and solve a crime. They’ll use their knowledge of addition, subtraction, multiplication, coordinate graphing, and patterns to sort through clues, analyze finger prints, build a puzzle, decode secret messages, and determine if witnesses are being truthful or not.
Winter Whodunit is a seasonal math project that requires students to use math and logic to eliminate suspects and solve a crime. They’ll use their knowledge of addition, subtraction, multiplication, coordinate graphing, and line plots to sort through clues, analyze finger prints, decode secret messages, calculate distances from the crime scene, and determine if witnesses are being truthful or not.
Halloween Whodunit is a seasonal math project that requires students to use math and logic to eliminate suspects and solve a crime. They’ll use their knowledge of addition, subtraction, multiplication, coordinate graphing, fractions, and line plots to review surveillance, analyze finger prints, decode secret messages, map out locations, and determine if witnesses are being truthful or not.
In this resource, I break down 80+ classroom procedures and provide you with a step-by-step plan to thoroughly model and teach them to your students. Each procedure has notes, organization ideas, and real-life examples of things that occurred in my classroom to help you.
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