Students struggle writing sentences that contain a subject, predicate and details. This graphic organizer ensures that their sentence includes a subject When?, Who?, Is Doing What?, Where? and Why? This resource can be used with students’ original sentences or based a story they have read. This resource has two different styles, both editable in Google Docs. Included is a printable PDF file as well as an editable Google Doc. This way you can share the organizer with your class and they can use it digitally. You can also make changes if you please. Or just print out the style that suits your class the best.

This reading response resource works great for all types of reading; fiction, non-fiction, listen to reading, etc. This resource works great as a printed handout or in Chromebook/iPad classes! Included is a printable PDF file as well as an editable Google Doc. You can print out a copy for your students, or share them the digital file and have them create digital notes.

This is a checklist to use to check websites for reliability. This can be used for extra practice looking for high quality sites or during the research process. Students must look for certain criteria in their selected website. They then add up the totals to see if the website can be used as a reliable source of information. Included is a printable PDF file as well as an editable Google Doc. This way you can change the website evaluation before printing it out for your students or you can provide them a digital copy.

This is a PDF that explains how to have multiple Gmails on one account. You no longer switch back and forth between email accounts. I would suggest reading through this whole package before you start doing anything so you have a better idea on how it works. If you are using Chromebooks in your classroom, then this is a great resource to have! Use your school gmail account and personal gmail account all on one inbox! Includes: 9 step guide on setting Up multiple emails How it works Receiving emails Sending emails There are screenshot images using google Gmail for students and teachers to reference. Never have switch accounts again! *Note - These directions are for using Gmail on the web. It will not work the same with the Gmail app for iOS or Android. Enjoy!

Needless to say, it is important to be in contact with parents on a regular basis. With this digital parent contact log, you’ll no longer need to worry about who you called, when you called and what it was for. This resource is fully editable via Google Docs. Alternatively, you can even print out the PDF and use it as a traditional log.

This is a Peer Evaluation For Group Work, Presentations, Cooperative Tasks, and Team Assignments. This package has 12 different peer evaluation forms for larger groups as well as pairs. You can use these Peer Evaluations in any subject at any level. Included is a printable PDF file as well as an editable Google Doc.

Do you want to know how your class was when you were away? This “Substitute Report Form” will provide you with everything that you need to know. Just print this ready to go template to help your substitute teacher document how the day in your class went. This quick reference template will provide you with any concerns or suggestions that the classroom teacher should know during their absence. Best of all, this resource is available in both printable pdf format as well as a Google Doc editable format. Sections include: • Substitute teacher information • Overall classroom behavior • Absences and punctuality • Issues and concerns • Additional comments

This Google Doc syllabus template includes two styles. It makes creating a course outline much easier. By using Google Docs to create your syllabus you can share it with your students digitally. If you make changes, then they can see them live! Your students will always have the most up to date version. You can print these out as well and use them in a traditional way. The choice is yours. Included: • Setup guide • 2 different syllabus templates editable in Google Docs • Style 1: This syllabus uses a two column layout. Everything is condensed into a single page. • Style 2: This syllabus is broken up into 4 parts. Each part is on it’s own page. Teachers will never lose their data again as this uses Google Drive!

This is a Google Slides editable weekly planning page. Plans are fully editable to suit your needs. Type your weekly lessons and print it out. Or you can just print the template and fill it out by hand. Whatever you prefer! This will help you stay organized!

This Google Sheet is setup to create data logs with automatic graphs. It is very easy to use. Students enter their data in the colored cells and the graph is automatically created. Included: • 5 different graph types. One on each tab. • Each graph has room for 200 entries. Decide how many to use. • Information page on using tabs. • Information page on using the chart. • Information page on using the graphs. Some Usage Ideas: • Surveys • Math Facts • Grades • Science Labs Students will never lose their data graphs again as this uses Google Drive!

This is a simple to use Weekly lesson planner. It is created using Google Slides and fully editable. This package comes with 10 weeks ready to be planned. You can add additional weeks easily. Included is also a “How To Guide”.

Microsoft Word keyboard shortcuts help students become more efficient using Microsoft Office. Help students remember easy shortcuts to Microsoft Office programs. Use these near the computers or laminate and store in a box for when your class goes to the computing room. Give this simple to follow one page handout out to all your students! Includes both a colored version as well as a black & white version.

Students are to come up with relevant vocabulary terms related to a central topic. This Google Slide is great for student collaboration. Alternatively, you can provide each student a copy of this Google Slide, so they can add to it individually throughout your topic. The bottom of every slide has quick links to letters. This resource is great for: student’s prior knowledge about a topic, exams tests, quizzes and review

Step by step instructions for the students to create a grid art burger and fries drawing. They are then to create a close up of candy using pop art (dark outlines). Also included is a rubric and examples.

Best of all, this resource is available in both printable pdf format as well as a Google Slides editable format. This timeline template allows students to create a timeline with linked information for each event.The timeline page supports 11 events and has the age range of 0 to 17. If you need more events for your timeline, duplicate the slide. Your students are able to click the arrow and point it at the appropriate time. They can also double click the event boxes and write in their description. The template is locked, so your students can’t mistakenly move or delete the background. If you choose to print the PDF, have your students draw the arrows themselves. This resource includes one version with arrows on each event box and one version without any arrows, ready to print.

Have your students draw pictures that represent themselves as phone apps. This resource comes in 3 styles: With title Without title Blank phone You can provide specific criteria to your students or just allow them to draw whatever they like.

As teachers and as people, we ask questions everyday. Not all questions are on the same level. Some questions are easy to answer where other questions may require a great deal of thinking. Bloom has provided us with his taxonomy to help us to compose questions on different levels of thinking. This taxonomy ranges from lower to higher levels of cognitive thinking. This resource includes: Detailed charts, both colored and black & white (use as handouts or posters) 2 Styles of single page handouts Key rings, laminate, hole punch at the top and put on a key ring for fast and easy access to questions

This resource includes two activities: About Me & Things I learned. The about me handout is great at the start of the year. It gives the students an opportunity to express things about themselves. The things I learned is great at the end of the year. It provides the students the time to reflect on concepts and things learned. Both include every letter of the alphabet. Have the students use the first of every letter to fill in the handouts.

This resource includes 50 full page full page would you rather handouts, all Christmas themed. Print them out or share them digitally with your students. Use it as a writing idea piece for your students.

Wearing an ugly Christmas Sweater is one of the many favorite Christmas Traditions of many. A ugly Christmas Sweater is like a normal Christmas Sweater but tacky (not stylish). This activity is great for an art activity. It even includes the rubrics! Additionally, you can just give this out to your students for some engaging fun before or during the Winter break! This resource includes: Ugly sweater design including rubric Regular sweater design including rubric