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What is a verb? You'll find out in this awesome verb overview! Learn the types of verbs and the ways they act. Check it out!
It's Spring! Hallelujah! The praise team at my church allowed the little ones to come up and play "drums" for this song. How cute! G...
Persuasive writing OREO
Students will design their own unique solar system using the element of art - values in this lesson that is out of this world!
Gummy bear science fair project
World War II (WWII) was a devastating global war in the early 20th century. Learn all about its causes, battles and more with our worksheets!
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Tired of hectic mornings in the classroom? Paperless morning journal prompts will create a peaceful routine and grow student writing skills!
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Wow!!! Third, Fourth and Fifth graders have been working very hard on this Fraction Art lesson which combines math and art. They started w...
Since so many Hollywood movies have superhero content, I figured we could use them to learn a new drawing technique, grid drawing... ...
Topic vs. Theme Anchor Chart #englishlanguagearts #reading #anchorcharts #middleschool #teaching #ela #6thgrade
Ok...WOW! It has been quite some time since I have written anything. I have a lot to catch up on and I think I will start with more recent ...
When exploring early humans: 5 interactive lesson ideas for the Stone Age are an incredible way to bring fascinating information to students.
In this blog post I will go over the third grade common core math standards 3.MD.5 – 3.MD.6 and provide you with activities you can use with your students. Measurement & Data // 3.MD.5 & 3.MD.6 I understand that the area of a plane shape can be measured in square units. I can measure area […]
Mexican sun bowls made of terra cotta clay by my 3rd grade students; approx. 5"---7" diameter; lesson by art teacher: Susan Joe