Teach your students about major world ecosystems, their characteristics, and the natural resources they provide with this engaging unit! This unit includes resources and lessons for deserts, plains/savannas, tropics, tundras, grasslands, mountains, forests, and wetlands. Want to try before you buy? Check out the first lesson in this unit FREE by clicking here! This unit includes the following: 9 complete lesson plans including engaging activities and associated resources in each 8 reading passages on major world ecosystems 3 graphic organizers 2 formal written assessments and formative assessment ideas/rubrics to go with each lesson Like this unit? Try my States of Matter (Solid, Liquid, Gas) Unit! Click the green FOLLOW button above to receive updates on new products, freebies, and sales! New products are 50% for the first 24 hours.

Hang the 6 C's of deep learning in your classroom to help students recognize the 21st century skills they need for STEAM! Each of the 6 posters contain questions students can use to reflect on their skills in collaboration, creativity, critical thinking, character, citizenship, and communication. It also includes a title sheet to add to the display. This product contains the following: 6 posters corresponding to the 6 C's of deep learning: collaboration, creativity, critical thinking, character, citizenship, and communication A title/cover sheet to display with the posters Like these posters? You might also enjoy STEAM/Engineering Design Process Posters and Careers in STEAM Bulletin Board Set! Follow me by clicking the green "FOLLOW" button to receive exclusive updates on new products and sales! New products are 50% off for the first 24 hours.

Decorate your classroom with these motivational posters! These mottos also encourage a growth mindset in your students, and coordinate with the rest of my space-themed classroom decorations! This product includes: 4 space-themed motivational posters (11x14, but can be printed on regular sized paper) Like this product? Try my Be Kind Posters! Click the green FOLLOW button above to get updates on new products, freebies, and sales! New products are 50% off for the first 24 hours.

What's steampunk? Steampunk is a trend combining vintage Victorian era elements with Industrial Revolution elements, especially steam engine pieces. Students will love the fun vintage feel of these posters. Display these in your classroom to advertise that your class is STEAM powered!This product in...

Gift these tags to your students before testing, at back to school night, orientation, meet the teacher, open house, the first day of school, the last day of school, or any other occasion you might need a fun treat for your kids! Just print the gift tags and add a glow stick, flashlight, or any other glowing/shiny object. This product includes: 6 different gift tags: two with "shine" and two with "glow" and a beginning of the year end of year, and testing version for each. Note that the tags print four to a page. Like this product? Try these Smartie Treat Tags! Click the green FOLLOW button above to get updates on new products, freebies, and sales! New products are 50% off for the first 24 hours.

Customize your classroom jobs using these bold solar system display cards! Improve your classroom management and culture by allowing students to contribute. These are the perfect organized addition to any galaxy-themed classroom. This product contains the following: 18 different classroom job cards 6 fillable classroom job cards (in editable PDF form) 8 different editable PDF planets for student names (32 total in file, can be duplicated if you require more) To assemble, type the jobs and names in each PowerPoint as desired, then print on 8.5x11" cardstock paper. Laminate for durability, and cut out the circles (they can be cut with a circle cutter, punch, or by hand). Hot glue clothespins to the back of the bottom of the job images (one for each student you plan to be assigned to that job). Staple the job circles to a bulletin board or wall, and attach the students assigned to that job with clothespins. Looking for more space-themed items? Click the links below. Back to School Night Stations Editable Nametags Word Wall/Alphabet Constellation Posters Space Calendar Click the green FOLLOW button above to receive updates on new products, freebies, and sales! New products are 50% off for the first 24 hours.

Teach marketing, graphic design, pop icons, and defining characteristics to your students from an art perspective! Students will love connecting their culture and selves to contemporary and historical art. Being a ready-to-go unit with scripting as necessary, this would be a great unit to put in your emergency substitute plans! The following resources make up this ready-to-go unit bundle: Three complete lesson plans (connected to national standards, also include vocabulary, objectives, culminating project, fast finisher activities, etc.) Necessary PowerPoints for lessons 1 & 2 (lesson 2 PPTs included in both black and white for easy printing if you choose to do so as described in the lesson plan) Unit self-evaluation & assessment This art curriculum unit is based around the question: What makes us special? It explores the life and influence of Henri de Tolouse-Lautrec, famous for his lithographs of iconic figures from his time constructed so that they were recognizable, but generally partially concealed, a tactic used by many marketers and graphic artists today. The unit looks at contemporary examples of this technique, and culminates in students creating their own piece in this style. The three lesson plans included are intended to be broken up depending on your school and classroom schedule, and will take about 5-45 minute sessions. Like this product? You might also like this Ancient Greek, Roman, and Egyptian Art Unit! Click the blue FOLLOW button above to get updates on new products, freebies, and sales!

Parent volunteers are so important to keeping a classroom running with field trips, parties, and other miscellaneous help! Get information from potential parent volunteers using this form! Ask parents for their availability and willingness to help by giving the form out at back to school or meet the...

These reader door hangers are perfect for celebrating Read Across America week, giving out as an incentive for reading, displaying on the door of your own classroom, or sending home with students to encourage at-home reading. This product contains the following: 15 different door hangers in 5 designs with boy icon, girl icon, and "currently reading" section for each design (2 per page) To use, cut the door hangers along the outer solid lines, including the circle for hanging and the line connecting the outer lines to the inner circle. Simply put the circle around any door handle to display! You could give these to students at the beginning of the school year to display outside their rooms or homes to let others know they're reading, display them on the door of your classroom to show others you are having reading time and not to interrupt, allow students to earn them for reaching specific reading goals, or send them home to celebrate Read Across America week. Like this product? Try these! EDITABLE Classroom Reward Coupons "Oh the Places You'll Go" Growth Mindset Unit FREE Reading Quote Posters Click the green FOLLOW button above to get updates on new products, sales, and freebies! New products are 50% off for the first 24 hours.

What's steampunk? Steampunk is a trend combining vintage Victorian era elements with Industrial Revolution elements, especially steam engine pieces. Students will love the fun vintage feel of this steampunk calendar in your classroom!This steampunk themed calendar set includes twelve month title car...

Incorporate your space/galaxy theme with these labels for student spaces and supplies! These nametags are editable, so you can add student names and print them for easy labeling.This product includes editable 8.5x11" PDF with 2 identical constellation nametags/nameplateseditable 8.5x11" PDF with 4 d...

This NEWLY UPDATED set includes 31 different classroom coupons in TWO different themes (hat day, great note home, eat lunch with the teacher, read a book to the class, etc.). These can be used as a great student incentive that doesn't cost any money for the teacher, and is more intrinsically motivating for your class! It keeps kids from having a bunch of treasure box prizes in their desks or at home, and keeps you from having to store or buy them! Also included are all the materials you need to make a binder to organize these coupons (see preview for example). Just print, stick in sheet protectors, and file the coupons! This file includes the following: Two PDFs of coupons in two different themes (dots and washi tape) Binder materials (cover sheet, dividers, pages corresponding with included coupons) Editable pages in each theme to add more coupons that will work for your classroom You will need to download the following fonts to make them match: Bebas Neue (free online), Century Gothic (free online), and AG Adulting (for binder inserts only, find in Amy Groesbeck's TPT store). To use just print and cut the coupons apart. I printed them on cardstock and laminated them for durability. They could also be printed in black and white ink on colored paper. Use a binder to store using the included templates, or sort them in a tackle box/jewelry organizer. In my classroom, I give each student a punch card, and give them a hole punch in it when they do something excellent. Once their cards are filled out, they can trade them for a coupon and redeem it whenever they want. Get the behavior punch cards in my store by clicking HERE. I have also created cover sheets for five different "levels" of coupons (included in this bundle!). Students can redeem punch cards or Dojo Points to earn a specified level of coupon. Read more about prize-free management in this blog post: Prize-Free Management in the Classroom. Like this product? Try these Student Behavior Punch Cards! Click the green FOLLOW button above to receive updates on new products, freebies, and sales! New products are 50% off for the first 24 hours.

This book makes a great parent gift for Christmas, Mothers' Day, and other holidays. Make your job easy with these templates and a gift that's both useful and fun! Students will love recalling and sharing their favorite recipes, and the activity easily ties into curriculum by giving students practice with how-to writing. This product includes the following: Student recipe recording page Editable cover template Parent slips (for students to get their favorite recipes to school) To use, have students first write their favorite recipe down to the best of their memory. Then, send home the included slips with the name of the dish filled in. Parents can send the recipes in with their kids, and you can choose to either copy the recipe as is, or type it up to make it match (the font used is Century Gothic). Assemble into a class recipe book, with the kids' interpretation of the recipe opposite the actual recipe for a fun gift! Attach the cover and assemble into booklets. Allow students to decorate and send it home for an easy, meaningful, and useful gift. The cover is an editable PDF- add your name to the top and the year to finish! Like this product? Try this Christmas Kindness Countdown and Christmas/December Activity Packet! Click the green FOLLOW button above to get updates on new products, freebies, and sales! New products are 50% off for the first 24 hours.

The world doesn’t get us. We often feel out of step. But the more we talk about it, the stronger we get. Here is a manifesto for ADHD adults.

Use this activity during the first week of school to get to know your students and build class community! Students will love learning more about one another and having an opportunity to share things that are important to them. These labels can be sent home attached to brown/white paper bags to give students instructions for a simple get to know you activity. For this activity, students bring home the bag to fill with 3-5 items that tell about them. Throughout the first week students can share their items with the class, giving them an opportunity to practice speaking in front of the class as well as build classroom community! This product contains: 1 page of black & white labels, 6 per page 1 page of black & white labels, 2 per page To assemble, copy, cut, and staple to the front of a paper bag for each student. Like this product? Try these other first week resources: All About Me Pennants and Banners Find Someone Who... First Week Activity Get to Know Your Teacher Quiz First Week Teacher Planner (NOTE: this product and the three products above, as well as many other first week activities, posters, and lesson plans are included in this planner!) Click the green FOLLOW button above to receive updates on new products, freebies, and sales! New products are 50% off for the first 24 hours.

Learn about literal and figurative idioms with this activity! Students use the idiom fun activity pages to learn about literal and figurative idioms.  The idiom pages have a sentence to help students know which is the literal meaning and which is the figurative meaning of the idiom. Students will draw a picture of the idiom and what it literally means on one page and then draw the figurative idiom on the other page. Students love to draw silly or figurative idioms!  Students love this because they learn words and phrases that have different meanings and some of the idioms are so silly! Teachers love this fun idioms activity because it is an easy and little prep activity for students, and it makes a great classroom idiom book when you are done!  Each student gets a page to illustrate their idiom. You can have students choose the idiom or assign them the idiom you would like them to do. There are 45 different idioms to choose from.  What’s Included:  45 idiom phrases to choose from 45 idiom phrases on their own half sheet of paper to illustrate and make into a class book. Teachers Like You Said: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ “My student loved creating the idiom book.  It was a great hands-on activity for the students and I was able to share our class book with parents.  They loved seeing the classwork!” -Jacquelyn D.  ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ “This is such a fun activity for my kids to do as we learn about idioms! We combine all their pages and make a class book. They all but fight over the book when it's completed because they enjoy reading it so much! Thank you for such a fun activity!”-The Teaching Love Fest ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ My students loved illustrating the pictures and understood the concept between the literal meaning and the figurative meaning. Thank you! - Ashley C.  Thanks! Hilary Lewis Check out my blog! Sign up for my newsletter and receive a FREE reference dictionary for your kids! Share your pics and follow me on Instagram! Follow me on Pinterest! Follow me on FaceBook! Follow me on Twitter! Follow me on YouTube!

Use this simple tool to strengthen your classroom management and convey your expectations to your students! This voice levels chart allows you to explicitly let students know what voice levels are appropriate for different activities and allows students to self-monitor their voices. Print this as a poster or on regular paper, and use a magnet or arrow to mark what voice level is appropriate for the activity. This product includes one full color voice levels chart that can be printed in poster size or on regular printer paper. You also could print it several pages to a sheet to use as a discreet reminder and accommodation for individual students who struggle to maintain appropriate voice levels. Like this product? Try some of my other classroom management products below: Space Behavior Clip Chart Student Behavior Punch Cards EDITABLE Classroom Reward Coupons Click the green FOLLOW button above to receive updates on new products, freebies, and sales! All products are 50% off for the first 24 hours.

Teach central message, lesson, or moral using Greek and Roman Myths! Students will love reading these ancient stories at their level and learning how many ways these myths connect to things they hear and read today. This bundle includes a central message graphic organizer, anchor chart, and five different Greek & Roman myths (on an elementary school level) as follows: Icarus's Wings Midas and the Golden Touch Narcissus and Echo Achille's Heel Pandora's Box Like this product? Try this Ancient Greek, Roman, and Egyptian Art Unit! Click the green FOLLOW button above to get updates on new products, freebies, and sales!

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Decorate your classroom library with these fun quotes by famous authors and others! Encourage students to read using the simple, easy to read design above your shelves on the wall, in frames, or in any other way you can think of!Included in this product is a PDF set of 6 posters for your classroom l...

Teach your students ancient history and art from cultures around the world! In this unit students will compare and contrast ancient art from several important civilizations and connect it to cultural values and lifestyle. This unit includes the following: a comprehensive lesson plan that can easily be divided into 3 full separate lessons 3 articles on ancient art for a jigsaw activity a note recording sheet/graphic organizer 2 versions of a game slideshow in both PowerPoint and PDF forms game recording and playing sheets, answer key ancient art project prompt and rubric Like this product? You might also like Central Message in Greek and Roman Myths! Click the star towards the top of the top of the page to follow me and get updates on new products! New products are 50% off for the first 24 hours.

These adorable llama/alpaca-themed classroom jobs are the perfect addition to any llama/alpaca-themed classroom. The llamas are easy to move, allowing easy switching and rotating of student jobs. This product comes in an editable PDF format, allowing you to customize the jobs to whatever you have in your own classroom, as well as use your own students' names! This product includes the following: 24 different prewritten classroom jobs two additional pages of customizable job labels on grass pieces 16 different llamas/alpacas for student names To assemble, type the jobs and names in each PowerPoint as desired, then print on 8.5x11" cardstock paper. Laminate for durability, and cut out the images. Staple or glue the grass pieces on your board to make pockets: one on each side and two on the bottom. Put the llamas with student names in the pockets for their assigned jobs. Fonts used are AGStayInYourLane and AGCanYouNotLight by Amy Groesbeck. Like this product? Check out this Llama Calendar Set! Click the green star above to follow me for notifications on new products, freebies, and sales! New products are 50% off for the first 24 hours.

In this article, we will discuss subtraction with base ten blocks worksheets using the concepts of regrouping, decimal numbers, double and triple digits, and some interactive word problems.

Use these posters to show your students how to move through the engineering and STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math) design process! Each of the elements of STEAM are represented in these posters. This product includes the following: 1 poster with the whole process engineering design process Individual pieces to create a larger display: 5 individual icons with the engineering design process steps (ask, imagine, plan, create, and improve), 5 arrows, and a title Like these posters? Check out The 6 C's of Deep Learning STEAM Posters and Careers in STEAM Bulletin Board Set! Click the green "FOLLOW" button to receive exclusive updates on new products and sales! New products are 50% off for the first 24 hours.

Look at these four free resources that I have found and created that I will be using with our high school chemistry to bring it alive and fit our approach.

A Scream Box is a fun and effective way to vent some of those intense emotions that build up inside like anger, fear and stress. While breathing, physical activity and talking about it are great ways to help deal difficult emotions, sometimes you just need to scream! Handled correctly, this can be a therapeutic way to vent some of that frustration. Screaming however is not always socially acceptable or appropriate. That's where the Scream Box comes in handy.The pictures in this article are of a scream box my 13 year-old daughter made.You can decorate your box however you want, but here are the basic steps:1. Gather up the following ingredients:- Cereal box (preferably an empty one).- Cardboard tube from inside a roll of paper towels.- Old newspaper or packing paper (regular paper or tissue paper can also work)- Tape (duct tape works best, but packing tape will also suffice)- Construction paper or wrapping paper to cover the cereal box- Items to decorate your box (markers, pencils, stickers, glitter or whatever you want to use)2. Pack the cardboard tube and the cereal box full of paper. This helps to muffle the sound when you scream.3. Cut a whole in the top of the box just big enough for the tube to fit in.4. Insert the tube into the hole and duct tape all the way around the area where the tube meets the box.5. Decorate your box however you would like.Using the box is also pretty simple. When you're frustrated or angry or stressed and other calm down techniques aren't working, just pull out your scream box and scream into the cardboard tube. It doesn't totally eliminate sounds, but it will muffle your screams and still let you 'get it out.'Post a picture of your scream box in the comments below so we can see what it looks like!

Use this fun calendar to coordinate with your classroom space/galaxy theme! This product includes: 31 star-shaped date cards (+5 "no school" cards and 1 "happy birthday!" card), approx 2x2" 12 monthly calendar cards Looking for more space-themed items? Click the links below. Back to School Night Stations Editable Nametags Word Wall/Alphabet Constellation Posters Classroom Jobs Click the green FOLLOW button above to get updates on new products, freebies, and sales! New products are 50% off for the first 24 hours.

You know when an activity doesn't quite go as long as you needed or planned it to? Or when you need an emergency sub and have no idea what to plan? Luckily, I've got you covered with these winter-themed activities. This packet includes the following activities: Snowflake Graphing Ice and Salt Melt Science Experiment Winter Around the World Nonfiction Passage and Comprehension Questions How-To Build a Snowman Writing Project Hot Chocolate Writing Template Multiplying Winter Objects by Twos Looking for more holiday-themed print-and-go activities? Check these out! Halloween Print & Go Packet Thanksgiving Print & Go Packet December Print & Go Packet February Print & Go Packet Click the green star above to follow me and be notified when I upload new products and freebies! New products are 50% off for the first 24 hours.

Engage your students in this cooperative practice activity! Students read time on an analog clock, then play a whole class or large group game based on their answers. These cards are differentiated, allowing you to discreetly assign students a card or problem based on their individual ability level. These cards include times to the nearest minute and to the nearest five minutes for a variety of ability levels. This file includes: 32 differentiated "I Have, Who Has" cards Instructions for play Differentiation guide for this product Each card is color coded so the activity can be accessible to all students. Though each card requires students to find the time, the clocks read different difficulty times as follows: Grey Clock Face- most difficult, designed for above level students. These cards have hands that are close together or towards the end of the hour, making it more difficult to read the time. These cards are all to the nearest minute. Teal Clock Face- moderate difficulty, designed for higher on-level students. These cards ask for time to the nearest minute. Purple Clock Face- low on-level to below level. These cards are either time to the nearest five minutes or early in the hour to make it easier to read the time. Pink Clock Face- easy, for below-level students. These cards are all to the nearest five minutes and are early in the hour so the hands are very close to the hour the clock reads. Love this product? Check out I Have-Who Has: Area of Quadrilaterals! Click the green "follow" button above to get updates on new products, sales, and freebies! New products are 50% off for the first 24 hours.

This unit is perfect for a Dr. Seuss unit, Read Across America or the first week of school! Teach students how to have a growth mindset with this fun "Oh the Places You'll Go" based unit. This unit plan includes 5 minilessons based on the concept of growth mindset and using "Oh the Places You'll Go" by Dr. Seuss as a base. Each lesson is designed to take only about 20 minutes, making them perfect for first week of school activities and bringing up important class discussions about growth mindset. Included in this unit plan are: - 5 complete minilessons about growth mindset and necessary materials - ideas for integration in math, science, social studies, literacy/language, and art - guiding questions appropriate for accompanying the book - vocabulary cards and growth mindset pledge poster Like this product? Check out my Goal Setting Mini Unit or New Year's Goal Setting Flipbook! Click the green FOLLOW button above to receive updates on new products, freebies, and sales!