This resource is linked to the book “The Day the Crayons Quit” and the data management strand of math using tally charts, bar graphs and pictographs. As well, there are activities for students to do their own surveys and interpret data collected. This resource is differentiated in terms of the amount of details expected within the graph/data interpretation.

With this resource, students can use science vocabulary words to describe the physical features of many different animals. Can be completed virtually or as a printable! This activity includes 2 parts: Part (A) students will be given the labels and have to label the animal correctly. Part (B) students will be given an animal that has already been labeled and they will need to write complete sentences using the vocabulary words.

In this resource, students will put their knowledge of fact families into practice! Types of activities include: Given numbers, complete the fact family Fill in the missing numbers to complete the fact family Determine whether or not the fact family has been completed correctly Read and use a word problem to create fact family

This resource breaks letter-writing into its features for easier writing. Template encourages children to include the address, greeting, body, conclusion, opening, close and date. Also included is a sample letter for children to read through and identify the parts of a letter prior to writing their own.

Inspire your student’s creative writing by allowing them to choose from 10 different story starters (based on images) where they can continue the story however they choose!

Use this resource in addition to “Olivia Saves the Circus” by Ian Falconer. Great review of math concepts covered in elementary grades. Resource includes 14 problem-solving cards (with an answer key) that requires students to use knowledge of time, currency/money, operations and patterning to solve the problems based on the story.

This resources includes activities (and an answer key) based on the story “Olivia Saves the Circus” by Ian Falconer. Activities Include: Comprehension true or false questions Question & Answer (What would be your circus act?) Design a Circus Poster Circus Animal Unscramble Comparing & Ordering Animals (shortest/tallest, heaviest/lightest)

This resource contains visual timetable cards to organize your day and provide students with a visual schedule for the day. PPT Version allows for editing/adding/removing cards easily!

In this activity designed for Primary levels, students will need to add apostrophes in the correct place in the sentence to show plural and singular possession. The activities are differentiated for WT, EXS, GD by stars.