Grade Levels: 5-9<br /> Subject: Math<br /> <br /> Booklet covers graphing ordered pairs, equations, and inequalities. All of the graphs form pictures from the unusual (like a dragon, the Jolly Roger, or a dolphin) to constellations to polygons. Suggestions are given to extend or differentiate as well as to make some cross curricular connections.<br /> <br /> The first booklet contains 30 graphs and suggestions, while the second booklet has the answer key to all 30 graphs.

Subject: Math Review<br /> Grade Level: 5-6<br /> Summer math review for rising 6th grade students to be completed over the summer. The topics covered are comparing and ordering decimals and fractions, adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing decimals and fractions, applying divisibility rules, and finding the perimeter and area of squares, rectangles, triangles, and parallelograms. Each worksheet has a lesson overview, a short tutorial, example problems, and practice problems. The answer key shows how each answer was derived.

Subject: Math (discovering pi and circumference)<br /> Grade Level: 5-6<br /> Students will find the circumference of a circle using pi.<br /> Students will find circular objects within school grounds and measure their circumferences and diameters to determine pi, then use that information to find the formula for circumference.<br /> Needed supplies: random circular objects, tape measures, calculators<br />

Subject: Religion<br /> Grades: 4-6<br /> Students will recognize the structure of the Bible and be able to find verses using scriptural notation.<br /> I suggest doing this in the first week of school. Students are assessed throughout the year with verses that they are expected to look up and copy. This is also used to assess handwriting.

Subject: Religion<br /> Grades: 3-5<br /> This is a Genius Hour project where students learned more about Holy Week and shared what they learned to students in grades PreK-2. <br /> I have included a picture of the crafts, a project overview, the introductions given at each &quot;day&quot;, and the worksheets students completed their research on.<br /> I recommend that this final presentation happen in either a large common area or in 4 separate classrooms that the students can walk to.

Subject: Math <br /> Grade Level: 3-5<br /> Half-sheet multiplication facts quizzes of facts through the 12s. Included are 10 different 1-minute quizzes.<br />

Subject: Math Reasoning<br /> Grade Level: 5<br /> Students determine the numbers each shape represents using logical reasoning and number sense.<br /> I will use these are morning work or for when we have extra time in class. Students will have about 5 minutes to work on these from their desks, then volunteers share their solutions. Students say if they agree or not. Allows for discussions on equality.<br /> I have these printed on transparencies but can be easily displayed on an interactive whiteboard.