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Halloween Activity, Find Someone Who
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‘Find Someone Who’ is the perfect activity to build community any time of the year. It’s a great way to get students up, moving, and building connections with their classmates. Try using it as a quick brain break or morning meeting activity! With prompts such as “Find someone who does not like candy” students are…

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Language Skill of the Day Weekly Journal for Spiral Review
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Engage your students in a daily review of key language arts and grammar skills with this *HUGE* Skill of the Day Weekly Journal. Each week includes a daily skill review using a wide variety of high-interest activities. An additional weekly “Boost Your Brain Bonus” activity provides your students with an early finisher activity to stretch…

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Reading Projects Bundle | Reading Comprehension and Enrichment
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This is the ULTIMATE Reading Projects Bundle to take reading comprehension to the next level! There are currently 7 discounted digital and printable reading skill projects included in this bundle. This bundle of reading projects includes 7 *Highly Rated* and *Top Selling* individual concept-based projects. DIGITAL & PRINTABLE VERSION INCLUDED FOR ALL PROJECTS! The following SEVEN Reading Projects are…

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Love Note Literacy was a HIT today! ❤️💕 We

Love Note Literacy was a HIT today! ❤️💕 We began by reading some funny love notes, annotating them, and picking out different parts of the writing. Then, they set off to write their own letter to hand sanitizer from the perspective of a tissue. We were laughing so hard at the letters, and they were so creative! I’ve been doing this for the last 14 years, and the results are 💖 impeccable 💖 every year! Drop a comment below, and I’ll send the info your way!

Don’t skip this book recommendation because it’s my favorite one I’ve read all school year. 🥹 Comment below, and I’ll send you a link, but here are all the details of the book and the moving activity we did with it: ❤️💕

This sweet book is about a young scientist who creates new plants that help people solve problems…. Until he comes across one person he just can’t seem to help. With a little creativity and a lot of love, he dives headfirst into solving the problem! It’s a ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ book, and my students LOVED it. It’s great for Valentine’s Day, but you can use it any time.

❤️ After we were done reading, I had each student think of a person they know and a problem they could solve for that person. They had five minutes and a jar of play dough to design a plant that would help that person.

❤️💕 The problems/solutions they came up with were more thoughtful than I could have ever dreamed. I was moved to tears by several of them, and I highly recommend taking 15 minutes out of your day next week to do this!

It’s time to refresh our enrichment binders! ❤️

🤔 Why enrichment binders? ✍️ Is this just more busy work?

💥 Absolutely not!! 💥

Comment the word “ENRICH” below, and I’ll send you all the details, and read on for more info. 👇

💡 While everything inside can be used with most students in any classroom, I often use them with my GT or high-achieving students.

🌈 I am a firm believer that students who have mastered material should have DIFFERENT work, not just MORE work.

👉That means when students have shown mastery of a skill, we don’t need to make them do more of the same — Instead, we need to have something MEANINGFUL ready for them that either advances or enriches their learning and thinking!

📝 Combined with differentiated class work and appropriate enrichment programs, the content within enrichment binders is rigorous and meaningful and will challenge and advance them academically while still remaining SUPER engaging.

I update enrichment binders as needed, based on current skills, goals, and needs! Comment below to see what’s in ours right now!

Thank goodness it’s February! 😅💕😍💋

Thank goodness it’s February! 😅💕😍💋

It’s time for my favorite Valentine tradition. ❤️ I’ve been sharing this idea (that I got from my cooperating teacher back when I was student teaching) since 2011, and it never gets old. Comment below, and I’ll send you ALL the details to implement this in your classroom!

Year after year, it truly warms my heart to see the sweet compliments that my students write to one another on their Valentine’s Day Compliment Bags, and NOW I look forward to my feed being full of your compliment bags on Valentine’s Day! ❤️

Comment below to learn more about this, to grab the bags, and to read about where I got this idea! 😘

I have four festive MATH FREEBIES for you!! 🤶 M

I have four festive MATH FREEBIES for you!! 🤶 Most are differentiated and range from 3-5th grade skill levels, and they are a hit every single year! ❄️ ⛄️ 🌲🏡

Comment the word “Math” below, and I’ll send them to you! ❤️

⛄️ Snowmen at Christmas Division
🎄 Division Tree
🏡 Multiplication Gingerbread Village
❄️ Multiplication and Division Snowglobe

It’s been such a fun week!! 🎄 Drop a comment

It’s been such a fun week!! 🎄 Drop a comment below, and I’ll send you all the details! ❤️

❄️ ⛅️ Winter (Solstice) is coming, and it’s the PERFECT topic to teach! You know I LOVE a good paired text selection, and I selected three different picture books that present the information in very different ways — realistic fiction, informational, and through verse — and added in an informational text passage and video. ✨ It became the perfect lesson on compiling information from multiple sources! This anchor chart is an easy way to gather the info in one place before synthesizing it!

Drop a comment below, and I’ll send you the book info!

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