This Transportation Bingo Game called MOVE, has 12 full color playing cards as well as a calling card sheet. Print the calling card sheet 2 times. Cut one up for calling cards and use the other to place the cards on after you've called them. Better yet, let a student be the BINGO caller!

Here is an 8.5" x 11" activity sheet for the researching a Planet. AND a 8.5" x 14" legal sized Poster Activity as well! They vary slightly since there was more room for items on the larger version. There are 2 options for letter size and 4 options for the legal size. Some of the topics include: 1. Planet Description 2. Sketch their planet 3. Sketch the planet's symbol 4. Temperature 5. Interesting Facts 6. Time 7. Solar System: Moon & Sun 8. Cite their sources. 9. The legal size has an extra box that asks students whether or not we could survive on that planet and to support their answer with details. Students can add their own decorative touches to it after they fill it out! Great for a bulletin board.

Easy center idea for upper elementary students. I have used this successfully with 3rd graders in my Media Center. They LOVE being able to research a topic of THEIR choice! This reproducible gives students a structured research process for them to follow using an ONLINE ENCYCLOPEDIA entry. They are guided to pick a topic, ask questions about it, locate the online encyclopedia your school uses, write notes on the back, and write the bibliographic information for their article. Includes I Can statements to post at your center.

This reproducible is a print and go activity. Students choose a book about inventions to read from. They cite their source by finding the information prompted, write about some interesting facts and draw and label an invention on the back. Great for an independent activity, center, or for a substitute, too!

This is a monster themed I Have...Who Has Game Template. You use this template to type in your own content and print the game. This is an editable pdf if you have Adobe Acrobat Professional. Or, you may choose to simply print and write on the cards. I've included instructions how to type on the cards yourself, using Adobe Acrobat Professional, to make your own games. There are 8 different monster cards to make the game as a loop, where it does not matter who starts. However, I did include a START and END card if you wish to format your game in that way. One set of cards has color monster clip art on a white background for economical printing. The second set of cards is the same, but with B&W monsters for photocopying. If you need more cards, simply save this as different file names to work on. These cards are made as 1 to a full page. When printing, you can choose the option to print 4 to a page which makes these a great game size and saves ink.