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2024 Presidential Elections | Road to the Election Math Project
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Are you looking for a dynamic math project to teach about the United States presidential election? This 2024 election resource is perfect for any upper elementary classroom! I have created a non-biased, kid-friendly, and highly engaging project that integrates key aspects of the presidential election. This project includes a wide variety of skills to easily differentiate…

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Halloween Math Activities | Bundle
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Are you looking for a way to make your math lessons a little spooky this Halloween season? You can meet necessary academic standards and maintain rigor with these Halloween math activities for upper elementary. These Halloween Literacy activities are perfect for 4th and 5th Grade classrooms. They’ll also work well for advanced 3rd graders. No…

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Halloween Math Project | Halloween Math Activities
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Halloween Activities don’t have to be scary! This Halloween Math Project for the Upper Grades is the perfect way to spend the days leading up to (and after) Halloween in the classroom. It includes a wide variety of skills to easily differentiate your content. The Mathematical Monster Mash will keep your students engaged in rigorous,…

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There are two questions I always get from parents:

There are two questions I always get from parents: 1️⃣”What should I work on with them over the summer?” and 2️⃣ “What books do you recommend for my child?” 💥 So, I put together a FREE resource for you to send home to help parents support their kids over the summer!

🛑 It’s not a big printable packet or workbook full of worksheets — instead, it has book lists, skill lists, and even quick activity suggestions to help guide parents over the summer!

Comment below, and I’ll send you the link to download it! 💕❤️

Comment below, and I’ll send you a link to the F

Comment below, and I’ll send you a link to the FREE assignment sheet and more info! 🌟 🌟

Just say noooo to those end of book tests and packets of endless comprehension questions. Say “YES” to super fun cumulative novel projects. 🤗 I’ve been doing this one — where kids create an Amazon listing for their book — for YEARS, and it never gets old!

We end our school year the same way we started it,

We end our school year the same way we started it, and it always warms my heart to see how far we’ve come. 💕❤️🥰 I’ve adapted Find Someone Who to have an end of the year twist, and it’s a really special, sweet way to see kids come together for a few minutes at the end of the year!

It’s FREE and no prep! Just drop a comment below, and I’ll send it to you. 💕❤️

I LOVE planning for the end of the year. Comment “Last Week!” below, and I’ll send you all the links! 💕

I’m a big believer in keeping our schedule as consistent as possible and continuing to have high expectations while also embracing the fun and celebration that comes with the end of the school year! Each of these activities accomplishes just that — total engagement but consistency right until the very end! ☀️

It’s time! ☀️ Over the last 16 years, I’ve

It’s time! ☀️ Over the last 16 years, I’ve perfected my lesson plans for the last two weeks of school. Comment PLANS below, and I’ll send them to you and help simplify your end of the year planning!

🚨 It is Teacher Care Week here at Teaching With

🚨 It is Teacher Care Week here at Teaching With a Mountain View! Baking cookies is one of my favorite ways to calm the chaos after a busy day in the classroom. 🥰 Since I can’t bake any for you, I’d love to send five of you a gift card to your favorite treat location!

💕💕 Comment below with your favorite treat to see in the teacher’s lounge, and I’ll automatically enter you AND send you an exclusive FREE resource to use with your students!

This is one the BEST traditions my previous school

This is one the BEST traditions my previous school had, and I include it in my FREE Last Week of School Lesson plans!

It was inspired by a segment on GMA, and the students each wrote three words to describe their year. We would take pictures of the students with their words and put together a huge school-wide slide show on the last day of school to showcase our words.⁣ I still LOVE doing it with students and making it into a collaborative chart!
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➡ So tell me... what would YOUR three words be to describe this year? 😂 Comment below, and I’ll send you my FREE lesson plans for the last week of school!

My students have been BEGGING for more of this boo

My students have been BEGGING for more of this book and the activity that goes with it!! They are GLUED to the tales and love trying to interpret them.

Comment below, and I’ll send you a link to the book! 📪 📕

Each of these ten word tales is sliiiiiightly unsettling and unusual and REALLY makes kids think through the possibilities! I shared several with my students, and they were obsessed with them!

Then, I had them write their own 10 word tales (harder than it seems!). Since the illustrations add so much to the story, I had the kids SWITCH tales and illustrate their partner’s tales. They LOVED this part and seeing how their meaning was interpreted by their illustrator!

They begged so much to do this again that I obliged, and that STILL wasn’t enough! 😂

Disclaimer: Some of the tales really are odd and a little unsettling, so preview them ahead of time — I recommend this one for the older (3rd grade+) crowd! 💕

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