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This Summer Bucket List Flap Book is a fun end-of-the-year craftivity that helps students reflect, write, and draw about their summer plans. Perfect for summer writing, last week of school activities, summer school, bulletin boards, and take-home keepsakes.
This stretch a sentence picture prompts bundle helps students in grades 2 through 5 observe a picture, answer scaffolded questions, and expand a simple sentence into a detailed paragraph. Each monthly set includes 20 prompts, so you have fresh no-prep writing practice throughout the school year.
Make morphology instruction simple and consistent all year long with this 36-week Morphology Morning Work Bundle! Students build vocabulary, decoding, spelling, and word-analysis skills through daily practice with prefixes, suffixes, base words, Latin roots, and Greek combining forms. Each week follows the same five-day routine, making this no-prep resource perfect for morning work, literacy warm-ups, word study, intervention, and spiral review.
This animal report project helps students research and write about any animal. The resource includes graphic organizers, research pages, report templates, and project options such as booklets, trifolds, lap books, and interactive notebooks.
These student self-reflection forms give upper elementary students a structured way to evaluate their behavior, learning habits, and progress in math and reading. The editable Google Slides format makes them easy to use for student-led conferences, parent-teacher conferences, and goal setting.
This student self evaluation bundle helps students in grades 1 to 5 reflect on their learning, behavior, and work habits. It includes differentiated rubrics and short-answer questions that prepare students for conferences and goal setting.
Celebrate the holiday season with this Christmas Tree Craftivity Flap Book! Students reflect on Christmas wishes, favorite memories, holiday traditions, gifts they want to give, and acts of kindness while creating a meaningful tree-shaped keepsake. Includes lined, thin-lined, blank, and editable template options for easy differentiation.
End-of-the-Year Memory Book for grades 2-4.
This place value accordion is a hands-on foldable that helps students understand expanded form and standard form. As students write digits, fold the sections, and reveal each place value, they see how a number is composed.
This renewable energy sort is a SORT science station for 4th grade. Students read a passage and then sort energy sources into two categories: renewable and nonrenewable.
This sentence starters bundle gives students the language to begin, develop, and conclude their writing across four major genres: opinion, informational, personal narrative, and story narrative. Each set includes anchor charts, reference sheets, and a sorting activity.
This inherited and acquired traits sort helps third and fourth grade students tell the difference between traits animals are born with and behaviors they learn. Students read a short passage, then sort animal examples into the correct categories and respond in the format that fits them best.
Build stronger vocabulary and word-analysis skills with this 3rd–5th grade morphology morning work bundle featuring 90 passage-based activities. Students practice prefixes, suffixes, Greek and Latin roots, morphemes, vocabulary, reading comprehension, and using context clues to determine meaning as they learn to break apart unfamiliar words and use text evidence to confirm meaning.
This animal senses reading passage, Super Sensors, is a READ science station for 4th grade in the Information Processing unit. Students learn about animals with enhanced senses while practicing reading comprehension skills.
These yearlong writing prompts give 3rd to 5th grade students opinion, narrative, and informational writing practice all year. With more than 250 prompts organized by month, students build a strong writing routine.