These practice pages are good for students who finish their work early or for homework. 20 pages -10 pages plus answer key

These practice pages are good for students who finish their work early or for homework. 20 pages -10 pages plus answer key

DIRECTIONS: Two players take turns choosing a problem and giving the answer. If the answer is correct, the player gets to put an X or an O in the box. Three X's or three O's in a row wins the game. Each individual game is played below and whichever player wins that game gets to place their X or their O over the entire game. Again 3 X's or 3 O's in a row wins the entire match Version 1: (easier for younger players) Players play each individual game and whoever gets 3 x’s or 3 o’s in a row on the big board (by winning the smaller games) wins the entire match. Version 2: (more challenging, requiring more strategy) Players can choose a problem on ANY square on the entire board and play continues until all games have been won or tied. Ties can either count as a win for both players (to give someone a better chance of winning on the larger game or they can count for neither player which makes it more likely that no one wins the larger game).

These practice pages are good for students who finish their work early or for homework. 20 pages -10 pages plus answer key

These practice pages are good for students who finish their work early or for homework. 20 pages -10 pages plus answer key

These practice pages are good for students who finish their work early or for homework. 20 pages -10 pages plus answer key

These practice pages are good for students who finish their work early or for homework. 20 pages -10 pages plus answer key

Board Games (14 different game boards are included, including ones for certain holidays, to provide variety.) After the cards are shuffled, players take turns drawing one card, answering the problem on the card, and following the instructions on both the card and the game board to reach the finish. The first player to reach the finish is the winner.

These practice pages are good for students who finish their work early or for homework. 20 pages -10 pages plus answer key

Use colored pencils or crayons. Each player uses a different color Five Cards are dealt to each player (1-3 players). Players take turns, choosing a problem card from their hand, laying it down in front of them, saying the answering and if the answer is correct, that player gets to color in one block on the board that contains that answer. The first player to get 5 blocks in a row colored in wins the game.

These practice pages are good for students who finish their work early or for homework. 20 pages -10 pages plus answer key

Version 1: DIRECTIONS: In this version of 4 in a row, after cutting apart the game boards (4 per page), each player gets their own game board. Players take turns drawing a card, reading the number on the card and then all players cover the spaces that have a problem matching that answer. For example, if a player draws the number 6, then each player would cover the following spaces: 6x1, 1x6, 2x3, or 3x2. The first player to get 4 in a row wins. Version 2: DIRECTIONS: In this version of 4 in a row, after cutting apart the game boards (4 per page), each player gets their own game board. Players take turns drawing a card, reading the problem on the card, give the answer and then all players cover the spaces that have that answer. For example, if a player draws the problem 6x1, then each player would cover the spaces with the number 6.

Help your students learn to make good choices. Character Education: This is a writing journal for middle school or high school students, containing scenarios that students may encounter during a regular school day. It is designed to help them build character by imagining themselves in real life situations and asking them to respond to the questions, "What should you do? What would you do?" The journal consists of 36 scenarios, one per week for the entire school year. However, it could also be used as a daily writing journal for 7 weeks.

These practice pages are good for students who finish their work early or for homework. 20 pages -10 pages plus answer key

I hope you enjoy using these colorful graphic organizers for this novel. If you do not have the ability to print in color or prefer not to, they may be printed in black and white. This 30 page unit includes the following graphic organizers: READING CONTRACT READING LOG Character Traits One Sentence Chapter Summaries for The Kid Who Ran for President Problem and Solution DETAILS, DETAILS Your Chance to Act Like a Teacher Character Study Comparing and Contrasting the Setting to Where I Live Author Study Sequence of Events Cause and Effect Chapter Details A Picture of Your Favorite Event Main Idea Rising and Falling Action Predictions New Vocabulary Comparing and Contrasting My Personality Traits to the Main Character’s Personality Traits Conflict and Resolution About the Book Details Story Elements Plus Parts of Speech Crossword Puzzles I also included a handout of story elements to be used in conjunction with the Story Elements graphic organizer. In addition, I included 2 blank graphic organizer templates for you to use to create your own. One is for 3 topics and one is for 4 topics. Middle School Novel Units also owns Creativity in the Classroom. Middle School Novel Units is committed to providing you with quality resources for your classroom, specializing in quality literature, grammar, spelling, and punctuation lessons for grades 4 to 8.

This unit consists of 36 mini lessons (one per week for the entire school year) to be used during the first few or last few minutes of the class period. A great way to keep your students caught up on basic skills!

This is a unit I created specifically to cover the Common Core State Standards for Reading Literature for Grade 7. It includes a fully complete sample of the activities applied to the short Aesop Fable, The Wolf and the Lamb.

This is a unit I created specifically to cover the Common Core State Standards for Reading Literature for Grade 5. It includes a fully complete sample of the activities applied to the short Aesop Fable, The Wolf and the Lamb.

This is a set of 27 graphic organizers and 3 parts of speech crossword puzzles for students to complete while reading the book.

These are graphic organizers for students to use while studying the book. Answers are included for the following elements: parts of speech, point of view, setting, tone, theme, mood, plot summary, protagonist, conflict, and the climax. I hope you enjoy using these colorful graphic organizers for this book. If you do not have the ability to print in color or prefer not to, they may be printed in black and white. This 27 page unit includes the following graphic organizers: READING CONTRACT READING LOG Character Traits One Sentence Chapter Summaries for this Book Problem and Solution DETAILS, DETAILS Your Chance to Act Like a Teacher Character Study Comparing and Contrasting the Setting to Where I Live Author Study Sequence of Events Cause and Effect Chapter Details A Picture of Your Favorite Event Main Idea Rising and Falling Action Predictions New Vocabulary Comparing and Contrasting My Personality Traits to the Main Character’s Personality Traits Conflict and Resolution About the Book Parts of Speech Details Story Elements I also included a handout of story elements to be used in conjunction with the Story Elements graphic organizer. In addition, I included 2 blank graphic organizer templates for you to use to create your own. One is for 3 topics and one is for 4 topics.