I am so excited to share my first classroom decor pack - DISCO DAYDREAM! I have been working on this for a while now and I am so eager to hear feedback and see how cute your classroom looks with it! This bundle comes with 50 products and you will find groovy fonts, standard fonts, glitter, disco balls and so much more! You find some of these products are available in Spanish. Please, ENJOY! :) Please share all of your creations and classroom decor from the Disco Daydream Collection with me on Instagram @schooldayswithmissmae What's Included? 1. A-Z Bulletin Board Letters 2. All About Me Craft 3. Alphabet Posters 4. Binder Covers - Editable - available in english & spanish 5. Birthday Cards - available in english & spanish 6. Birthday Display - Editable - available in english & spanish 7. Book Bin Labels - Editable 8. Bulletin Board Borders 9. Calendar Display - Editable - available in english & spanish 10. Class Jobs - Editable 11. Clock Labels 12. Color Posters - available in english & spanish 13. CUBES Math Display 14. Desk Name Tags - Editable 15. Dismissal Chart - Editable 16. Classroom Door Decor 17. Flip Calendar - available in english & spanish 18. Google Headers 19. Growth Mindset Bulletin Board 20. Lesson Plan Templates - Editable - available in english & spanish 21. Levels of Understanding - Editable 22. Locker Tags - Editable 23. Lunch Count Display - Editable 24. Meet the Teacher Newsletter - Editable 25. 10 Drawer Rolling Cart Drawer Labels - Editable 26. Money Posters - available in english & spanish 27. Monthly Bins - available in english & spanish 28. Morning Greeting 29. Number Frame Posters 30. Number Line 0-100 31. Bulletin Board Numbers & Symbols 32. Daily Schedule/Objectives - Editable 33. Phonics Posters 34. Place Value Posters 35. Reading Rockstars - Editable 36. Class Rules - Editable 37. Scallops and Pennant Banners 38. Shape Posters 39. Small Group Data Forms - Editable 40. Sticker Charts 41. Sub Templates - Editable - available in english & spanish 42. Super Improver Classroom Management Display 43. Table Numbers - Editable 44. Thank You Cards - available in english & spanish 45. Voice Levels 46. Word Wall Display - Editable 47. Work Wall Posters 48. The Writing Process Display 49. Classroom Quote Posters 50. Dojo Store You May Also Like: Student Data Forms Small Group Data Forms Let’s Be Friends! Follow me on TpT Instagram I really appreciate your feedback! You can earn FREE credits when you leave feedback at TpT? You earn 1 credit for every dollar spent. Every 20 credits count as one dollar to be used on any product on TpT!
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I am so excited to share my first classroom decor pack - DISCO DAYDREAM! I have been working on this for a while now and I am so eager to hear feedback and see how cute your classroom looks with it! This bundle comes with 50 products and you will find groovy fonts, standard fonts, glitter, disco balls and so much more! You find some of these products are available in Spanish. Please, ENJOY! :) Please share all of your creations and classroom decor from the Disco Daydream Collection with me on Instagram @schooldayswithmissmae What's Included? 1. A-Z Bulletin Board Letters 2. All About Me Craft 3. Alphabet Posters 4. Binder Covers - Editable - available in english & spanish 5. Birthday Cards - available in english & spanish 6. Birthday Display - Editable - available in english & spanish 7. Book Bin Labels - Editable 8. Bulletin Board Borders 9. Calendar Display - Editable - available in english & spanish 10. Class Jobs - Editable 11. Clock Labels 12. Color Posters - available in english & spanish 13. CUBES Math Display 14. Desk Name Tags - Editable 15. Dismissal Chart - Editable 16. Classroom Door Decor 17. Flip Calendar - available in english & spanish 18. Google Headers 19. Growth Mindset Bulletin Board 20. Lesson Plan Templates - Editable - available in english & spanish 21. Levels of Understanding - Editable 22. Locker Tags - Editable 23. Lunch Count Display - Editable 24. Meet the Teacher Newsletter - Editable 25. 10 Drawer Rolling Cart Drawer Labels - Editable 26. Money Posters - available in english & spanish 27. Monthly Bins - available in english & spanish 28. Morning Greeting 29. Number Frame Posters 30. Number Line 0-100 31. Bulletin Board Numbers & Symbols 32. Daily Schedule/Objectives - Editable 33. Phonics Posters 34. Place Value Posters 35. Reading Rockstars - Editable 36. Class Rules - Editable 37. Scallops and Pennant Banners 38. Shape Posters 39. Small Group Data Forms - Editable 40. Sticker Charts 41. Sub Templates - Editable - available in english & spanish 42. Super Improver Classroom Management Display 43. Table Numbers - Editable 44. Thank You Cards - available in english & spanish 45. Voice Levels 46. Word Wall Display - Editable 47. Work Wall Posters 48. The Writing Process Display 49. Classroom Quote Posters 50. Dojo Store You May Also Like: Student Data Forms Small Group Data Forms Let’s Be Friends! Follow me on TpT Instagram I really appreciate your feedback! You can earn FREE credits when you leave feedback at TpT? You earn 1 credit for every dollar spent. Every 20 credits count as one dollar to be used on any product on TpT!
I am so excited to share my first classroom decor pack - DISCO DAYDREAM! I have been working on this for a while now and I am so eager to hear feedback and see how cute your classroom looks with it! This bundle comes with 50 products and you will find groovy fonts, standard fonts, glitter, disco balls and so much more! You find some of these products are available in Spanish. Please, ENJOY! :) Please share all of your creations and classroom decor from the Disco Daydream Collection with me on Instagram @schooldayswithmissmae What's Included? 1. A-Z Bulletin Board Letters 2. All About Me Craft 3. Alphabet Posters 4. Binder Covers - Editable - available in english & spanish 5. Birthday Cards - available in english & spanish 6. Birthday Display - Editable - available in english & spanish 7. Book Bin Labels - Editable 8. Bulletin Board Borders 9. Calendar Display - Editable - available in english & spanish 10. Class Jobs - Editable 11. Clock Labels 12. Color Posters - available in english & spanish 13. CUBES Math Display 14. Desk Name Tags - Editable 15. Dismissal Chart - Editable 16. Classroom Door Decor 17. Flip Calendar - available in english & spanish 18. Google Headers 19. Growth Mindset Bulletin Board 20. Lesson Plan Templates - Editable - available in english & spanish 21. Levels of Understanding - Editable 22. Locker Tags - Editable 23. Lunch Count Display - Editable 24. Meet the Teacher Newsletter - Editable 25. 10 Drawer Rolling Cart Drawer Labels - Editable 26. Money Posters - available in english & spanish 27. Monthly Bins - available in english & spanish 28. Morning Greeting 29. Number Frame Posters 30. Number Line 0-100 31. Bulletin Board Numbers & Symbols 32. Daily Schedule/Objectives - Editable 33. Phonics Posters 34. Place Value Posters 35. Reading Rockstars - Editable 36. Class Rules - Editable 37. Scallops and Pennant Banners 38. Shape Posters 39. Small Group Data Forms - Editable 40. Sticker Charts 41. Sub Templates - Editable - available in english & spanish 42. Super Improver Classroom Management Display 43. Table Numbers - Editable 44. Thank You Cards - available in english & spanish 45. Voice Levels 46. Word Wall Display - Editable 47. Work Wall Posters 48. The Writing Process Display 49. Classroom Quote Posters 50. Dojo Store You May Also Like: Student Data Forms Small Group Data Forms Let’s Be Friends! Follow me on TpT Instagram I really appreciate your feedback! You can earn FREE credits when you leave feedback at TpT? You earn 1 credit for every dollar spent. Every 20 credits count as one dollar to be used on any product on TpT!
I am so excited to share my first classroom decor pack - DISCO DAYDREAM! I have been working on this for a while now and I am so eager to hear feedback and see how cute your classroom looks with it! This bundle comes with 50 products and you will find groovy fonts, standard fonts, glitter, disco balls and so much more! You find some of these products are available in Spanish. Please, ENJOY! :) Please share all of your creations and classroom decor from the Disco Daydream Collection with me on Instagram @schooldayswithmissmae What's Included? 1. A-Z Bulletin Board Letters 2. All About Me Craft 3. Alphabet Posters 4. Binder Covers - Editable - available in english & spanish 5. Birthday Cards - available in english & spanish 6. Birthday Display - Editable - available in english & spanish 7. Book Bin Labels - Editable 8. Bulletin Board Borders 9. Calendar Display - Editable - available in english & spanish 10. Class Jobs - Editable 11. Clock Labels 12. Color Posters - available in english & spanish 13. CUBES Math Display 14. Desk Name Tags - Editable 15. Dismissal Chart - Editable 16. Classroom Door Decor 17. Flip Calendar - available in english & spanish 18. Google Headers 19. Growth Mindset Bulletin Board 20. Lesson Plan Templates - Editable - available in english & spanish 21. Levels of Understanding - Editable 22. Locker Tags - Editable 23. Lunch Count Display - Editable 24. Meet the Teacher Newsletter - Editable 25. 10 Drawer Rolling Cart Drawer Labels - Editable 26. Money Posters - available in english & spanish 27. Monthly Bins - available in english & spanish 28. Morning Greeting 29. Number Frame Posters 30. Number Line 0-100 31. Bulletin Board Numbers & Symbols 32. Daily Schedule/Objectives - Editable 33. Phonics Posters 34. Place Value Posters 35. Reading Rockstars - Editable 36. Class Rules - Editable 37. Scallops and Pennant Banners 38. Shape Posters 39. Small Group Data Forms - Editable 40. Sticker Charts 41. Sub Templates - Editable - available in english & spanish 42. Super Improver Classroom Management Display 43. Table Numbers - Editable 44. Thank You Cards - available in english & spanish 45. Voice Levels 46. Word Wall Display - Editable 47. Work Wall Posters 48. The Writing Process Display 49. Classroom Quote Posters 50. Dojo Store You May Also Like: Student Data Forms Small Group Data Forms Let’s Be Friends! Follow me on TpT Instagram I really appreciate your feedback! You can earn FREE credits when you leave feedback at TpT? You earn 1 credit for every dollar spent. Every 20 credits count as one dollar to be used on any product on TpT!
I am so excited to share my first classroom decor pack - DISCO DAYDREAM! I have been working on this for a while now and I am so eager to hear feedback and see how cute your classroom looks with it! This bundle comes with 50 products and you will find groovy fonts, standard fonts, glitter, disco balls and so much more! You find some of these products are available in Spanish. Please, ENJOY! :) Please share all of your creations and classroom decor from the Disco Daydream Collection with me on Instagram @schooldayswithmissmae What's Included? 1. A-Z Bulletin Board Letters 2. All About Me Craft 3. Alphabet Posters 4. Binder Covers - Editable - available in english & spanish 5. Birthday Cards - available in english & spanish 6. Birthday Display - Editable - available in english & spanish 7. Book Bin Labels - Editable 8. Bulletin Board Borders 9. Calendar Display - Editable - available in english & spanish 10. Class Jobs - Editable 11. Clock Labels 12. Color Posters - available in english & spanish 13. CUBES Math Display 14. Desk Name Tags - Editable 15. Dismissal Chart - Editable 16. Classroom Door Decor 17. Flip Calendar - available in english & spanish 18. Google Headers 19. Growth Mindset Bulletin Board 20. Lesson Plan Templates - Editable - available in english & spanish 21. Levels of Understanding - Editable 22. Locker Tags - Editable 23. Lunch Count Display - Editable 24. Meet the Teacher Newsletter - Editable 25. 10 Drawer Rolling Cart Drawer Labels - Editable 26. Money Posters - available in english & spanish 27. Monthly Bins - available in english & spanish 28. Morning Greeting 29. Number Frame Posters 30. Number Line 0-100 31. Bulletin Board Numbers & Symbols 32. Daily Schedule/Objectives - Editable 33. Phonics Posters 34. Place Value Posters 35. Reading Rockstars - Editable 36. Class Rules - Editable 37. Scallops and Pennant Banners 38. Shape Posters 39. Small Group Data Forms - Editable 40. Sticker Charts 41. Sub Templates - Editable - available in english & spanish 42. Super Improver Classroom Management Display 43. Table Numbers - Editable 44. Thank You Cards - available in english & spanish 45. Voice Levels 46. Word Wall Display - Editable 47. Work Wall Posters 48. The Writing Process Display 49. Classroom Quote Posters 50. Dojo Store You May Also Like: Student Data Forms Small Group Data Forms Let’s Be Friends! Follow me on TpT Instagram I really appreciate your feedback! You can earn FREE credits when you leave feedback at TpT? You earn 1 credit for every dollar spent. Every 20 credits count as one dollar to be used on any product on TpT!
This bundle is everything you need to get your equitable and inclusive classroom started!Sentence startersSpanish/ English management postersWriting Support with ACES postersQuotes from activists and writersculture tenets...
I am so excited to share my first classroom decor pack - DISCO DAYDREAM! I have been working on this for a while now and I am so eager to hear feedback and see how cute your classroom looks with it! This bundle comes with 50 products and you will find groovy fonts, standard fonts, glitter, disco balls and so much more! You find some of these products are available in Spanish. Please, ENJOY! :) Please share all of your creations and classroom decor from the Disco Daydream Collection with me on Instagram @schooldayswithmissmae What's Included? 1. A-Z Bulletin Board Letters 2. All About Me Craft 3. Alphabet Posters 4. Binder Covers - Editable - available in english & spanish 5. Birthday Cards - available in english & spanish 6. Birthday Display - Editable - available in english & spanish 7. Book Bin Labels - Editable 8. Bulletin Board Borders 9. Calendar Display - Editable - available in english & spanish 10. Class Jobs - Editable 11. Clock Labels 12. Color Posters - available in english & spanish 13. CUBES Math Display 14. Desk Name Tags - Editable 15. Dismissal Chart - Editable 16. Classroom Door Decor 17. Flip Calendar - available in english & spanish 18. Google Headers 19. Growth Mindset Bulletin Board 20. Lesson Plan Templates - Editable - available in english & spanish 21. Levels of Understanding - Editable 22. Locker Tags - Editable 23. Lunch Count Display - Editable 24. Meet the Teacher Newsletter - Editable 25. 10 Drawer Rolling Cart Drawer Labels - Editable 26. Money Posters - available in english & spanish 27. Monthly Bins - available in english & spanish 28. Morning Greeting 29. Number Frame Posters 30. Number Line 0-100 31. Bulletin Board Numbers & Symbols 32. Daily Schedule/Objectives - Editable 33. Phonics Posters 34. Place Value Posters 35. Reading Rockstars - Editable 36. Class Rules - Editable 37. Scallops and Pennant Banners 38. Shape Posters 39. Small Group Data Forms - Editable 40. Sticker Charts 41. Sub Templates - Editable - available in english & spanish 42. Super Improver Classroom Management Display 43. Table Numbers - Editable 44. Thank You Cards - available in english & spanish 45. Voice Levels 46. Word Wall Display - Editable 47. Work Wall Posters 48. The Writing Process Display 49. Classroom Quote Posters 50. Dojo Store You May Also Like: Student Data Forms Small Group Data Forms Let’s Be Friends! Follow me on TpT Instagram I really appreciate your feedback! You can earn FREE credits when you leave feedback at TpT? You earn 1 credit for every dollar spent. Every 20 credits count as one dollar to be used on any product on TpT!
Have a Retro themed Classroom this year? This math display helps students see the 3 ways they can show they’re knowledge when solving a math problem! You can use this for a bulletin board or you can display it in a small area in your room! This decor collection is all about retro 70s vibes that is super popular this year! The colors and designs aren’t too crazy or distracting. Included in this resource: PDF file: Thank you note with links to socials and similar products “3 ways to show what you know” 1 Mathematically 2 Visually 3 written Check out these Similar Products: Retro Groovy Goal Getter Display Retro Groovy Word Wall Retro Groovy Math Talks Retro Groovy Classroom Poster Set Retro Groovy Cubes Math Display Please consider leaving feedback for this product! It helps you earn FREE products here on TpT! Go to "My Purchases" to leave a review. Want to know when I'm having a sale? Or when a new product is released? Hit the green FOLLOW ME button to stay in the know! Connect with me on Instagram and Tiktok to for relatable teaching content, math fun, decor and more: @ballpointjen
I think I finally have to admit to myself that I love, love, love graphic novels. Despite my early skepticism and wariness over this ne...
This is a great t-shirt for the long days worked in child care and preschools. The cotton will keep you cool and comfortable all day through. The unisex heavy cotton tee is the basic staple of any wardrobe. It is the foundation upon which casual fashion grows. No side seams mean there are no itchy interruptions under the arms. This is a great gift for the preschool teacher in your life. It is perfect for holidays, birthdays, teacher appreciation week, and the end of the year. Details: .: The classic fit of this shirt ensures a comfy, relaxed wear while the crew neckline adds that neat, timeless look .: The tear-away label means a scratch-free experience with no irritation or discomfort whatsoever. .: Made using 100% US cotton that is ethically grown and harvested
Retro Groovy Garden Decor for your classroom! This set of ASL alphabet posters is part of my Groovy Garden decor set. These posters are clean, easy to read, and inclusive for all learners. ZIP
This product comes with the following products regarding motifs that is great for any level in secondary ELA classrooms: A complete lesson with a game and exit ticket to check for understanding A comprehensive worksheet with writing prompt for students to craft an original story utilizing their understanding of motif A worksheet compatible with any literary work that has previously been read and studied in class A FREE poster to enlarge and hang in your classroom with a groovy theme (also includes symbolism and theme) Motifs are an essential skill for students to understand when it comes to analyzing different piece of literature and something that is useful to understand in real-world situations. This small bundle is a sure-fire way to get your students started on this skill on the right foot! :) All of the Google Docs in this bundle are printer and digital-distribution friendly. Happy teaching! Feel free to check out this resource on my store if you are interested in teaching both symbolism AND motifs: Symbolism and Motifs in Literature: Complete Mini-Unit w/ Lessons, Games, and MORE!
This instant download includes the printables as seen in the photo and the editable templates for each poster. Once your payment is confirmed you will receive the files. You may download, save, and print as many times as you’d like, but please do not redistribute. _____________________________________________________ ✽ INSTRUCTIONS 1. After your payment clears with Etsy, the following files will be automatically made available to download in your purchases. If you use guest checkout, you will receive an automated email from Etsy with your download links - please check your junk/spam/promoted folders. 2. You may download the ready to print files or open the Canva template link to edit your files. 3. To access the editable files, follow the link on the pdf. You will need to have a canva account, this is free! You will then be able to edit and make any changes to your printables. Basic knowledge of the Canva platform is useful but not a necessity. 4. When you are ready to print, download your prints as .png or .pdf files. You can always go back and make edits if needed! __________________________________________________________ ✽ INCLUDED High resolution 8.5"x11" Letter size ☑ PDF with link to Canva Template ☑ PDF file for printing __________________________________________________________ ✽ INCLUDED High resolution 8"x10" prints and can be printed up to 16"x20" ☑ PDF with link to Canva Template ☑ PDF file for printing __________________________________________________________ ✽ IMPORTANT -This is a digital file and no physical item will be shipped. -Computer monitors vary in the way they display colors, meaning printed colors may not match your monitor's display exactly. ★DISCLAIMER★ Returns will not be accepted due to the nature of digital items. Colors may slightly differ due to monitors displaying colors differently. You may print as many times as you please but only for personal use, such as displaying or gifting. Commercial use is prohibited. Thank you.
I have been working on classroom rules F-O-R-E-V-E-R. Ok I am exaggerating. But, for a long time. And they are finally ready. I needed to h...
Retro Groovy Garden Decor for your classroom! This set of ASL alphabet posters is part of my Groovy Garden decor set. These posters are clean, easy to read, and inclusive for all learners. ZIP
This instant download includes the printables as seen in the photo and the editable templates for each poster. Once your payment is confirmed you will receive the files. You may download, save, and print as many times as you’d like, but please do not redistribute. _____________________________________________________ ✽ INSTRUCTIONS 1. After your payment clears with Etsy, the following files will be automatically made available to download in your purchases. If you use guest checkout, you will receive an automated email from Etsy with your download links - please check your junk/spam/promoted folders. 2. You may download the ready to print files or open the Canva template link to edit your files. 3. To access the editable files, follow the link on the pdf. You will need to have a canva account, this is free! You will then be able to edit and make any changes to your printables. Basic knowledge of the Canva platform is useful but not a necessity. 4. When you are ready to print, download your prints as .png or .pdf files. You can always go back and make edits if needed! __________________________________________________________ ✽ INCLUDED High resolution 8.5"x11" Letter size ☑ PDF with link to Canva Template ☑ PDF file for printing __________________________________________________________ ✽ INCLUDED High resolution 8"x10" prints and can be printed up to 16"x20" ☑ PDF with link to Canva Template ☑ PDF file for printing __________________________________________________________ ✽ IMPORTANT -This is a digital file and no physical item will be shipped. -Computer monitors vary in the way they display colors, meaning printed colors may not match your monitor's display exactly. ★DISCLAIMER★ Returns will not be accepted due to the nature of digital items. Colors may slightly differ due to monitors displaying colors differently. You may print as many times as you please but only for personal use, such as displaying or gifting. Commercial use is prohibited. Thank you.
Family game nights are popular, but have you ever thought about changing your family game night to a Family STEM Night? A special nigh...
This product comes with the following products regarding symbolism that is great for any level in secondary ELA classrooms: A complete lesson with a game and exit ticket to check for understanding A comprehensive worksheet with writing prompt for students to craft an original story utilizing their understanding of symbolism A worksheet compatible with any literary work that has previously been read and studied in class A FREE poster to enlarge and hang in your classroom with a groovy theme (also includes motifs and theme) Symbolism is an essential skill for students to understand when it comes to analyzing different piece of literature and something that is useful to understand in real-world situations. This small bundle is a sure-fire way to get your students started on this skill on the right foot! :) All of the Google Docs in this bundle are printer and digital-distribution friendly. Happy teaching! Feel free to check out this resource on my store if you are interested in teaching both symbolism AND motifs: Symbolism and Motifs in Literature: Complete Mini-Unit w/ Lessons, Games, and MORE!
I've been blogging about teaching multiplication lately, and have mentioned playing a game called Sparkle as part of our memorization process. Today I thought I would explain how we do this in my classroom. Basically we are skip counting by ones, twos, etc. We call this "Secret Code Sparkle," because we're just cool like that. =) This is a cooperative practice game that requires listening skills. If a student is talking, they will not know the answer. Uh-oh. They learn pretty quickly to pay close attention to what is going on. It also teaches students how to handle the frustration of being out of the game, whether they have made a mistake, or through no fault of their own. (I have students model good and bad ways to respond when they get "sparkled". I have found that third graders also need to learn how to be gracious winners, so we model that, too.) Here are the basic rules: 1. Have your students stand in a large circle around the outside of the classroom. 2. The teacher stands in the middle. 3. NO moving once you have found your spot! 4. The teacher chooses a number from 1 - 10 and points to a random student, saying, for example, "Count by twos to twenty, GO!" (The teacher holds up two fingers while always facing the student who is speaking, in case they forget the factor being used.) Be careful at this point! If they get going really fast, you could get very dizzy! 5. The first student repeats the number, the next student (going clockwise) says the next skip counting number, and so on, until the original number has been multiplied by ten. 6. When the last number is stated, the next student says, "Sparkle!" 7. The student after the sparkle student sits down. They are out of the game. 8. If a student says the wrong number, or takes too long to answer, they must sit down. (Because of Whole Brain Teaching, the entire class says, "It's cool!" when someone makes a mistake - making it much easier for students to handle!) 9. The last student (or students - you decide when to stop) standing get a reward. This can be anything: first choice for centers, an extra minute of recess, first in line to lunch, a reading buddy (stuffed animal) on their desk during quiet reading, a lollipop, etc. Whatever is a reward in your classroom. (I know that many of us have special needs students in our classroom. I have found that my students naturally give more wait time when it's needed, and extra positive feedback for a correct answer, etc. I do allow certain students to "sit out" the game, if they are having a bad day.) There are many variations on this theme: A. Use spelling words every Friday before the test. B. Use vocabulary words, but instead of spelling them, the first student defines the word, and the second must use it in a sentence. (This works best with smaller groups during centers.) C. Use parts of speech. Say, "Give me 5 verbs, GO!", "Give me seven nouns, GO!", etc. We have a lot of fun practicing what we have learned with this game, while learning important listening skills, speaking skills, and social skills. Do you use this game in your classroom? I would love to hear other ways that it is used! Please let me know in the comments. Happy Teaching With Sparkle,
This set of Groovy Retro Math Alphabet Posters will add a cute and trendy touch to your classroom. This set of Math Alphabet posters includes math vocabulary words for every letter of the alphabet. Definitions and illustrations for each word are on each poster! This alphabet also doubles as a math word wall! ✨Included with this product: PDF file of all posters ready to print 26 math vocabulary terms definitions on each poster Illustrations on each poster to connect the definition to a visual Two styles- white background AND colored background ✨Words used in the alphabet: area benchmark fraction customary units difference expression factor gallon hexagon Improper fraction justify kilo line plot mixed number numerator order of operations product quotient rhombus sum three dimensional unit fraction volume whole x-axis y-axis zero property BE SURE TO VIEW THE PREVIEW VIDEO! ✨Other Matching Retro Products ✨Is this product editable? No. At this time, this is a pdf that can be printed.
A few years ago, our school implemented "voice levels" as a way to help at assemblies, in hallways, and within our classrooms. This has really helped with consistency across the grade levels and made the first few weeks of school even easier when introducing these concepts. In our school, if a teacher needs to get students' attention, he/she will hold up our hand in the shape of a zero. If kids are working in small groups and are getting a little noisy, I would hold up two fingers to remind them it was "Voice Level 2". When we create presentation rubrics, we always include "Voice Level 3" as an area to focus on. In the beginning of the year, when we are making our Daily 5 Anchor Charts around expectations, Voice Levels 0, 1, and 2 always make an appearance. I have loved thinking of Voice Level 1 (whisper) as "Spy Talk"! In the past, I have used the fingers-on-the-voicebox trick~ if it vibrates, it's not Voice Level 1~ but the idea of talking like a spy is soooooo much more fun! This year, I ask my Teacher's Assistant to help be my Voice Level Monitor. If they feel it is getting too noisy, they will assist me in showing the appropriate voice level with our finger(s). Here is the file for the poster (I recently changed over my font, so it looks slightly different). **UPDATE: If you like this idea, you will love my new Voice Levels Management Pack available on TpT! Be sure to download the Preview to see everything that's included and read my updated post HERE for more info! Enjoy!
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Have you used QR Codes in the classroom yet? Here are a few easy ideas that will get you started using QR Codes in your classroom.
You know these funny little pictures you see floating around Facebook and Pinterest, we see them and we laugh and nod our head. Well I'm hear to tell you it is true and it really isn't a laughing matter. Think about it- what other profession has to have a substitute when the employee is sick. If I worked at an office, my co-workers would just have to pick up the slack, or my job just doesn't happen and all my work is still piled up waiting for my return. If I worked at the grocery store, the lines might be a little longer due to one less checker. When teachers are sick what happens.? Stage 1 Denial First we pretend we aren't sick. We tell people it's allergies. We then say, I feel fine, I just sound terrible. Stage 2 The Little White Lie We tell people we aren't contagious. We lie and say, 'it's just a cold". Stage 3 Admitting We Are Sick There comes a point when we've gone too far. Our body is shaking because we feel like we are in a freezer. There is a loud pounding in our head as if we were at a Bon Jovi concert. Finally we admit it. We say those 2 awful words every teacher can't stand to say... I'M SICK! What happens next is so different for us teachers than it is for anyone else. We can't just say those 2 little words and crawl into bed. Stage 4 Panic This is when we start to panic. We have to get a substitute teacher and prepare lesson plans. Sometimes we even have to go to school and set everything up. I've been there on a Sunday night in my pajamas, almost falling over because the world was spinning, but I couldn't let my kinder kids down. I had to leave plans. #thestruggleisreal Now if you are lucky, you might have a regular substitute or two that you can depend on. When I know in advance I will be out, I have an amazing substitute. It has gotten to where I can literally leave her a post-it note. I don't have to make special sub plans. She knows my kids, my routines and how I do things. To make it better, she even knows to grab my iPad and snap photos of what the kids are doing. BUT… what happens when she can't come at the last minute. This is usually when I relapse into Stage 1 DENIAL--I tell myself just go in you can make it through the day, because I know the alternative could be tragic. Let me paint you a picture of a few options I have. Option #1, is me with my head on the desk, begging the kids to not write too loudly. Option #2 THE SUB FINDER. This is our system. We get on the computer, check a few boxes and then it begins calling the 5 people on our preferred list. They of course either already have a job or don't want it. Next, it randomly calls people on our district sub list until someone excepts the job. Stage 5 Anxiety From the comforts of my couch I keep checking the system to see if the job has been filled. My fear is that no one will take the job. Then it happens a name appears and you feel even worse because you know your room will be destroyed, nothing will get done and your teaching partners will be texting you all day to tell you what is going on. Before I go on and tell you my tragic stories of substitute teachers- I will say that I have a lot of respect for those who are guest teachers. I used to be one, so I know how hard the job is. After my very first day of being a sub, I went home and cried and said I don't want to teach ever again. Now that the shoe is on the over foot, I also know how to prepare for a sub. I teach my kids to be on their best behavior when I am gone and I don't expect everything to go smoothly. I expect the sub to do their best to follow my plans, but most of all, take care of my babies. So why do I worry when the sub job goes to a random stranger? It has nothing to do with a stranger teaching my babies or being in my room and snooping through my drawers. It has to do with the fear that my babies might not be taken care of. Let me list some of the "Guest Teachers" I've had in the past. #1 Mr. Rubber Rain-boots and Piccolo: Yes- the first thing he did was enter the room, take off his rubber boots and proceed to play the piccolo. #2 Here's Jack: According to my colleagues he looked like Jack Nicholson from The Shining. At one point he took one of my girls to the office and told the principal to talk to her about her behavior. Of course my principal wanted to know who was with my class if he was in the office. No one was with them they were just left alone. Oh and my room has no windows and there is a lonesome hallway before you enter my door. #3 I Don't Follow the Lesson Plans: I'm not really a teacher, I just signed up to play one; it's easy money. This person doesn't have any idea of how to work with kids, they just let the kids have free choice and hand out the assignments without ever explaining them. #4 The Homeless Looking Guy: According to my colleagues they thought he was a grandparent because he was waiting outside the door with the kids. He looked homeless and smelled a bit. I know that at another school they gave him a t-shirt to wear and keep. #5 Mrs. Zero Tolerance: I'm fine for coming in strong, showing the kids you're in charge, but there is a limit. You can't just farm all the kids out to my colleagues to make your day a little easier. Stage 6 Acceptance and Healing At some point after the bell rings we have to accept the fact that we won't be going in. We have to put our phone on silent and ignore the texts and missed calls from colleagues and begin to heal. If we spend our time worrying and checking in all day how are we going to recover quickly. After all, the goal for staying home when you're sick is to recoup and make a speedy recovery. I know I'm not the only one with crazy substitute tales. I also know we've all been through these 6 stages of being sick. I invite you to share your tales with me and my readers. It's simple, Link up below and use the image to link back here. An InLinkz Link-up
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Ice floats because it is less dense than water: if you weigh a cube of ice, and weigh exactly the same volume of water, the ice will weigh a little bit less. But you can make ice sink by putting it in a liquid that is less dense than water. Here are some fun experiments with density. Objects from top to bottom: Styrofoam, wood, pecan, cherry tomato, blueberry, chocolate chip, steel bolt, hard candy Ages 5 and up; Download Printable PDF Experiment 1: Layered Liquids You will need: clear plastic cups newspapers (to contain spills) corn syrup vegetable oil food coloring objects to test (cherry tomatos, grapes, chocolate, hard candy, small metal objects, beads, bits of Styrofoam...) Preparation Pour corn syrup into a plastic cup until the cup is about a quarter full. In another cup, mix water and food coloring (don't make the liquid too dark- you want to be able to see through it). Slowly pour the colored water over the corn syrup until the cup is about half full. Then slowly pour vegetable oil over the water layer until the cup is three quarters full. The liquids should remain in three separate layers. The corn syrup and water will eventually mix with the water, but if you pour carefully, this will take time. Instructions Carefully drop objects such as bits of styrofoam, wood, nuts or bolts, cherry tomatos, and grapes into the layered liquid. List the objects and liquids in order of increasing density (from top to bottom). What’s Happening? Think about how the compositions of the solids compare to the composition of the liquids in the glass. Hard candy is mostly sugar, and has a density near that of corn syrup, which is also mostly sugar. So hard candy sits in the corn syrup layer. Nuts a high fat content, and thus stay in the oil layer. Chocolate chips contains both sugar and oil, and have a density intermediate to that of water and corn syrup. Blueberries and tomatoes are mostly water, and have densities similar to that of water. Wood and styrofoam are filled with pockets of air, and float in oil. The steel bolt is quite dense, and sinks in all the liquids. Experiment 2: Sinking Ice You Will Need: cups vegetable oil water ice cubes Instructions Fill one cup with water, and another cup with oil. Drop an ice cube into each cup. Does it float or sink? What's happening? The simple explanation: Ice is, of course, frozen water. But in ice the molecules form a crystal lattice that spaces them further apart than in liquid water, so ice is less dense than water. Ice is denser than oil, however, and sinks in this liquid. The hard-core explantation: Scientists define density as mass per unit volume (density = mass/volume). Volume is an easy concept to understand: it is the amount of space something occupies. Kids, for example, are typically smaller than grownups and occupy less space. So, you could say that the volume of a kid is less than the volume of a grownup. Mass is a bit trickier. We measure mass using a scale, but what are we really measuring? A chemist might say that we are measuring the amount of matter in a sample: the more matter a sample has, the higher the mass. Imagine you are holding a brick and a Styrofoam block of exactly the same size and shape. The volume of each is the same. But the brick has a higher mass than the Styrofoam block because it contains more matter; it is therefore has a higher mass. A physicist defines mass a little differently. According to a simplified physical definition, mass is a measure of the acceleration a body will experience when a given force is applied. This sounds pretty complicated, but in our everyday experience, the only important force is the force of gravity. A brick feels heavier to us than a Styrofoam block because the Earth is pulling on it with more force. In space, there would be no difference in how heavy each one felt. When we use a scale, we are actually measuring the pull of the Earth on an object; in the absence of gravity, a scale would not work. So, next time you pick up a brick, think about how hard the Earth is pulling it away from you. Did you Know? The Great Salt Lake is very salty, and people who swim in it float higher than they do in fresh water. Do you think salt water is more or less dense than fresh water?
the dragon of verb to be am is are negative form isn't aren't amnot verb to be in question form verb to be in answer formThe verb “to be”I amYou areHe / She / It isWe areThey areNotesWe use “you” for one person or for more than one person.We use “you” in formal and informal situations.For example:How are you? (I’m talking to my sister.)How are you? (I’m talking to my sister and my brother.)How are you? (I’m talking to my friend.)How are you? (I’m talking to a customer.)NegativeI am not (I’m not)You are not (You aren’t)He is not (He isn’t)She is not (She isn’t)We are not (We aren’t)They are not (They aren’t)Question formAm I ….?Are you ….?Is he / she / it …?Are we ….?Are they …?Short answersYes, I am / No I’m notYes, you are / No you aren’tYes, he, she, it is / No he, she, it isn’tYes, we are / No we aren’tYes, they are / No they aren’t - ESL worksheets
Whether we're talking about politics or the animal kingdom, learning something new can require a fair amount of time and effort. Luckily, we don't always have to read lengthy scientific papers. Some people do it for us. And not only that — they narrow down everything to a few bullet points and illustrate them to help our minds remember.
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