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I am so excited about this new game! I wanted to engage all my students in an activity where they were finding the slope of a linear equation from a graph. I remembered playing "I have, Who has..." games with my elementary students back in student teaching. Click here to see this resource in my TPT Store. I have all my students stand up in the room. This gets them up and out of their seat! I pass out the cards to each student. There are 36 cards total. If you have less than 36 students give some students two cards. I tell the students to go ahead and look at their graph on their card and find the slope of the given line. Each graph already has two points given so this helps as well! You can start at any card because they all loop back to each other. You can start with a card or have a student start the game. I set the stopwatch on my phone to time the students or you can Click here for a free Google stopwatch. As the teacher, find the card that you are going to start with, on the Answer Key. You can follow along on the key to make sure the students are correct. If the question doesn't match the answer key then that student is incorrect. They love competing with other classes to see who can get through the loop the fastest. You really have to pay attention and know your card's slope! Our first run took about 7 minutes. The second run was only 3 minutes! You can also write the times from each class on the board and give a small incentive to the class who can do it the fastest! Have fun! Click here to get this Game for your students!

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At this time of year (end of August) I have so many mixed emotions. I am sad that the summer is drawing to an end, but I am excited for the new school year: envisioning my new students and the project

Bruce Lee was an expert martial artist, but he was also a very wise man. Here's how one of his quotes influences my coaching style.

My fourth graders have started on some metaphorical self-portraits and they are looking so great! We expanded our vocabularies by looking up adjectives about ourselves on thesaurus.com and using th…

I’ve been thinking a lot about identity recently. The question ‘who am I?’ has come up repeatedly over the years, and every time it comes round again I find something I’ve n…

This is - hands down - my most favorite writing project that I've ever done with my firsties. They did such an amazing job and I am so proud of how far they have come this year. We read "The Best Part of Me" by Wendy Ewald and then created our own bubble maps to organize our thoughts. I

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I am SO excited to share with you today the system I have been using the past few years for my students to practice their math facts daily. It’s called Fast Fact Folders. It provides differentiated practice with options to track progress. My students have LOVED practicing their facts this way and have found great ... Read more

UPDATED: I fixed the freebie so you should be able to download now! :) As most of y’all know, I LOVE me some science. This is how I introduce science in my classroom. We do

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Today I am dusting off the old blog and stopping in for a visit! I am so excited to share my new summarizing unit with you. My kids love summarizing with SWBST (somebody, wanted, but, so, then) and

You are going to LOVE this little vocabulary gem, and I am so excited to share it with you! It’s a Vocabulary Builder Flip-book containing the most common prefixes, Greek and Latin roots, and suffixes! There is also room for your students to add their own affixes and roots. What a handy resource for your […]

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So much Twitter love from my post about my walls this year. Y’all know how to make a girl feel good! I don’t have my lesson plans ready, and am not entirely sure what I’m doing on…

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Sharks are fascinating creatures that's why I am so excited to share with you some fantastic free printable shark activities for kids that I have found!

Hello Everyone! I am so looking forward to doing our Superhero unit with our new group of Superlearners! As I was thinking about the beginning of the year, I knew I wanted to incorporate the "Wrinkled Heart" activity that I've done the past 9 or so years. We always spend time talking about bullying and how we always need to think before we speak. I like to use Chrysanthemum or Stand Tall Molly Lou Melon for this activity. Take a giant paper heart and have kids crumple it up each time something is said that hurts the main character. After the story, try to smooth the heart. You can't get get the wrinkles out. A great hands on and visual activity to help kids understand that words do hurt. Have kids place band aids on the wrinkled heart as a symbol of their commitment to thinking before they speak! Here are a few pics from previous years. It has evolved!! Well, to go along with our Superhero unit, I decided to try using a paper superhero cape!! I think it will work. I redid the little poem as well. Take a peek! For Reader's Response Journal For your own little unit with the heart and cape ideas, CLICK HERE! Have fun with this!! And have a Super weekend!! Joyfully! Nancy

Hi! I’m Lisa and I am so happy to celebrate The Family Proclamation. On my blog Pebbles & Piggytails, I talk about making life meaningful. I believe in treasuring time with our familie…

Visual boundaries are a vital part of classroom setup. Let me show you how I utilize these visual boundaries in classroom!

In this article, we'll learn what an explicit phonics lesson looks like, explore each step, and show you how to simplify planning and prep with our favorite grab-and-go tools and resources.

I've created this I Am a Scientist Unit so our future scientists can learn and research about what a scientist does and the tools they use.

All I can say is WOW!! I am so excited that I now get to be a part of Classroom Freebies! I told Charity that I feel like I’ve hit the lotto. Just a little introduction- my name is Jennie Johnson and I am a reading specialist. I have been teaching for 13 years and ... Read More about Hi everyone and an RTI Progress Monitoring Sheet

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Music sheets are perfect to use on so many scrapbooking projects! You can download this one from Scribd. Music sheets are a great design for scrapbooking and crafting backgrounds, images can be lay…

As a baker who has been gluten free since 2006, I have tested and perfected the best gluten free banana muffins that I am so excited to share with you! With gorgeous bakery style domed tops, no one will ever know these are gluten free!

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