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Encourage a growth mindset this fall with this meaningful “When I Fall Down” writing craftivity! Students reflect on mistakes, perseverance, and learning through a creative autumn leaf project—perfect for September and October bulletin boards.
This The Real Me Halloween Craftivity is a great activity for the month of October. It is a fun getting to know you craftivity that allows students to dig deeper and reflect what makes them unique.
Teach the scientific method with posters, vocabulary cards, differentiated science experiment recording sheets, and a science experiment flipbook. This flexible resource helps students follow each step of the scientific method during hands-on science experiments and activities.
This Halloween Treat Bag Kindness Craftivity is a great activity for the month of October. It is a fun kindness craftivity that allows students to reflect on how to “treat” others.
Three-Digit Subtraction Task Cards for Math Centers include practice activities to help your students solidify their understanding of how to add three-digit numbers using a variety of models and strategies.
Support your elementary writing instruction with this bundle of Informational Writing Tools, Narrative Writing Tools, and Opinion Writing Tools. Includes flexible resources for teaching informational reports, narrative writing, and persuasive opinion essays.
Build confidence with three-digit addition using these differentiated math task cards and hands-on math center activities! Students practice adding three-digit numbers with and without regrouping using multiple strategies and models including number lines, base-10 blocks, break apart methods, place value addition, and vertical addition. Includes pre/post assessments, quick checks, and scaffolded levels to support differentiated instruction in 2nd grade and 3rd grade math centers.
Help students strengthen reading comprehension with this complete Reading Comprehension Tools Bundle! Includes bookmarks, reference rings, posters, and graphic organizers with detachable bookmarks for key reading skills and strategies. Students practice main idea, author’s purpose, cause and effect, compare and contrast, inferencing, summarizing, questioning, visualizing, text structure, and more.
These Three-Digit Addition Worksheets include practice activities to help your students solidify their understanding of how to add three-digit numbers using a variety of strategies, including a number line, base-10 blocks, breaking apart (or ungrouping) the addends, and place value strategies.
Help students build foundational geography and location skills with this Map Skills and Location Social Studies Unit. Students explore letter and number grid maps, classroom maps, school maps, neighborhood maps, North American landforms, essential map components, and family heritage through scaffolded activities with vocabulary cards and sentence frames.
This social studies activity focuses on helping students describe and compare and contrast urban, rural, and suburban environments.
Encourage gratitude and reflection with this Thankful Flap Book Craftivity for November! Students brainstorm, draw, and write about people, places, things, and events they are thankful for, then combine their ideas into a final paragraph. A meaningful Thanksgiving writing craft and family keepsake with multiple page options included.
Make 100 and Make 1000 resources that help students use number lines, base-10 blocks, and learn how to “jump” to the nearest friendly number. The resources in this product are designed to help students make 100 and make 1000.
These Three-Digit Subtraction Worksheets include practice activities to help your students solidify their understanding of how to subtract three-digit numbers using a variety of strategies, including a number line, base-10 blocks, breaking apart (or ungrouping) the addends, and place value strategies.
Teach second grade students about the structure and properties of matter with 8 engaging NGSS-aligned science stations. Students explore solids, liquids, gases, observable properties, changes in states of matter, classifying materials, modeling with small pieces, and choosing materials for a purpose.
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