This worksheet allows students to cut out the bottom portion with the four images of Arkansas, Unites States, North America, and the Western Hemisphere and see the relationship between them. Students will then glue each image in the spaces provided on top. This easy and fun worksheet allows students to connect difficult concepts in a visual hands-on way. It can be easily adapted as independent work, a hook, group work or homework. Students will enjoy engage with this interactive project and will build conceptual understanding of geography while doing so!

This worksheet allows students to cut out the bottom portion with the four images of California, Unites States, North America, and the Western Hemisphere and see the relationship between them. Students will then glue each image in the spaces provided on top. This easy and fun worksheet allows students to connect difficult concepts in a visual hands-on way. It can be easily adapted as independent work, a hook, group work or homework. Students will enjoy engage with this interactive project and will build conceptual understanding of geography while doing so!

This worksheet allows students to cut out the bottom portion with the four images of Florida, Unites States, North America, and the Western Hemisphere and see the relationship between them. Students will then glue each image in the spaces provided on top. This easy and fun worksheet allows students to connect difficult concepts in a visual hands-on way. It can be easily adapted as independent work, a hook, group work or homework. Students will enjoy engage with this interactive project and will build conceptual understanding of geography while doing so!

Check out this simple to use parent/guardian contact log. This clear and organized form allows for quick documentation of contact which includes the student's name, the date, the concern and next steps.

Check out this awesome, detailed organization method to keep track of parent contact! This contact log includes a simple check system for form of contact, as well as space provided to identify the student, parent, date as well as describe the concern and the result or next step actions. The beautiful layout allows for quick note-taking and simplified organization of record keeping.

Check out this fun and interactive comprehension pyramid template which is to be used to supplement a nonfiction text. Clear and simple integrated directions throughout probe students to respond to a variety of prompts which are to be answered in 1 word, 2 word, 3 word, etc. responses.

Check out this simple and engaging guided notes template to learn about nouns. Short definitions are listed on the bottom for reference. Students will fill in the remaining boxes for common and proper nouns with some components pre-listed. This template can be used to facilitate struggling students, can be differentiated with some more components fille din by you, or provide a great note-taking guide for students. Either use it for definitions or examples for each category.

This 12 question study guide can easily be used as a homework assignment, assessment, exit ticket, independent work, or group work. Students will be questioned on topics of the types of soils and their basic composotion. They will also need to know the types of rocks and where they are found and some basic properties. All question are short answer but many are single word or two responses.

Attached you will find six different templates that you can use for students to create their own “I can…” statements. These self-identified objectives can serve as a goal for the day or for a lesson. This is great for students that need to work towards something specific, for students with special needs, or students that are feeing defeated. This form serves as excellent documentation for achievement of goals as well as facilitates the intrinsic ownership over growth. The versions of each are identified on the bottom right corner. The first three present the goals in three different manners. The second three have the same template but push students to elaborate on their self-reflection. This variety allows you to easily differentiate to each student to match their needs.

Check out this higher level thinking Task Card where students are responsible to apply their learned skills to create and solve problems of their own. There are 5 questions in which individuals or groups can work to create one question that fulfills each of the following topics such as polygons, triangles, 3D shapes, quadrilaterals as well as finding volume. Once complete, students are to work independently to create their own answer key for their group's 5 questions. Students will be excited about the challenge and highly engaged. To promote student engagement even more, you can use the questions they create on a future quiz or test! 5.MD.C.3, 4.G.A.2, 5.G.B.3, 5.G.B.4, 6.G.A.2 Though there are many possible solutions for each prompts, some sample answers are included for your convenience.

For this vocabulary center, students will be required to read a story of their (or your) choice, identify 5 vocabulary words they struggled with, attempt to define those words based on context clues, and then check their definition using a friend, teacher, dictionary or other source. This simple set of instructions is presented in a kid-friendly way and is perfect for new and struggling readers! RF.1.3g, RF.1.4a, RF.2.4c, RF.3.4a

Check out this clearly detailed top ten tip reference guide to boost writing skills with your students. These ten hints have elaborations and are put in place to assist students in their timed writing activities. It can easily be presented to the whole class and then printed for each student and used as a reference as you transfer the accountability and ownership to the students.

Check out this fun and simple poster that is to be used as a reference guide for various signal words for writing and speaking strategies. The guide includes terminology associated with comparing, contrasting, causing, sequencing, and listing. Under each color-coded topic, there are a variety of words that can boost writing skills as well as oral presentation of thought. This can either be enlarged and posted in the classroom or copied and shared wit students as they take ownership over their own writing.

Check out this awesome tracker that students can take home and use throughout the week. Students are to have their parents sign off on their time spent reading as well the page numbers and book title. Each Monday students are to bring their bottom slips in for documentation purposes. This form is simple and user friendly and easily differentiated for students, groups, and grade levels!

Check out this simple and user-friendly template to notify parents of classroom events. This fun and aesthetically pleasing invitation can easily be applied to a variety of activities that may occur in your classroom. Parents will be able to respond with their attendance with a bottom sheet that easily clearly marked for cutting. Make your day and event easier with this simple template!

Life Line Guidelines: Each student gets one of each (3 total) of the lifelines. Their names will be on the back, and they are to hold on to them (laminate if possible). Each time they use one, the teacher collects it. If they don’t use any of them during the month, then the teacher will buy them back for that month for two tickets per life line unused (or some sort of treat). If the students do use their life line and would like to buy it back, they may for the price of two tickets. If the students lose their lifeline, they may buy them back at the cost of two tickets per life line. The teacher will also use a list of students to keep track of who uses theirs. The students who bought theirs back after using it will not be rewarded with the two tickets (or the treat) for that life line at the end of the month. This behavior management system can be set up in any class to keep kids on task, paying attention, and to give students a safe way to protect themselves if they are caught not paying attention or simply not knowing information **Can be adapted to a challenging review game as an informal assessment to show if students have or have not studied.

This is an insulator and conductor quiz that has a variety of questions including sorting, multiple choice, and extended response. Students will need to determine if materials are conductors or insulators, will have to compare the two terms and exemplify an understanding of the two.

This fifteen question assessment combines multiple choice and short answer questions and covers topics including comparing physical and chemical changes, measurement, and other properties of matter. This great assessment is the perfect quiz, test, or review for your students!

This custom made math study guide is aligned to the EngageNY curriculum and works well as a 9 Week assessment. It mostly covers Module 4 which encompasses adding/subtracting fractions, multiplying fraction by whole numbers, and multiplying fractions by fractions. Students will be required to use tape diagrams and rectangular fraction models. Check out my aligned study guide as well! 5.NF.A.1, 5.NF.A.2, 5.NF.B.3, 5.NF.B.4, 5.NF.B.6

Check out this fun and relatable accountable talk poster set. Using these prompts, students will be able to engage in constructive conversations that are meaningful and promote depth of knowledge thought. As these are implemented, students will begin thinking more critically and challenging thoughts, not people. There are 8 posters included that are meant to be laminated and hung. I would also suggest printing it on different color paper if possible. There is a bonus one pager that has all 8 posters in mini size for students to have their own sheet to relate to!