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This is a FREE two weeks of my Grammar Skill of the Week resource. Grammar Skill of the Week includes 62 weeks of content that you can use for the entire year. You can cover topics in order, or you can pick and choose topics based on your students’ prior knowledge and areas of need.
Use this resource to help your students review and practice a new grammar skill each week. It offers quick daily practice that you can implement as part of your morning routine, reading block, or any other transition time throughout the day when you have a few extra minutes.
This resource contains 20 fiction passages with questions that target specific reading comprehension skills and 2 fiction passages with questions that are mixed review (for a total of 22 passages). This fiction review resource will help your students sharpen the comprehensions skills they’ve been working on throughout the year, build connections between the reading skills, improve their memory retrieval, and practice answering the types of questions they might see on standardized tests.
End of the Year Plan a Field Day Math Project is a real-world math project that gives students the freedom to design all aspects of a Field Day. Students will complete the to-do list to plan the activities, run the events, and wrap up at the end of Field Day. Each step is a different activity that students must complete. These activities are independent of each other meaning that they don’t need to be completed in steps or together.
Readers who understand the informational text structures can approach informational texts with a plan for their reading. The goal of this free resource is to help your students identify and understand nonfiction text structures. This free resource includes an All About Me Text Structure Booklet, Text Structure Graphic Organizers, a Text Structure Chart, Text Structure Signal (Clue) Words with Passages, and Text Structure Posters or a Bulletin Board.
When students enter the upper grades, they are required to read more textbooks and informational texts. These texts can be difficult for students due to the higher-level vocabulary and concept-dense content. This free resource includes an All About Me Text Features Booklet, Text Features Cootie Catchers, Text Features Bulletin Board, Text Features Hunt, and a Text Features Table.
This resource contains Four Dancing Llama 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
This resource makes school-to-home communication simple and stress-free. Don’t stay awake at night wondering: Do my parents know about our different schedule? Where are these permission slips? Why hasn’t anyone volunteered to help in class lately? School-to-home communication is so important, but it can become stressful and feel disorganized if you’re not giving it constant work and attention. These editable templates will solve that problem for you.
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.
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