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Preview of Contraction Surgery | Contraction Activities

Contraction Surgery | Contraction Activities

An interactive way to teach your students about contractions. Learning about contractions with the idea of surgery will cement the idea into your student's minds. They won't forget this activity! Included in this unitDetailed step by step lesson plansContraction Doctor Booklet (You can differentiate to meet your class needs)Sample table set up picturesSurgery Signs includedAnchor Chart DesignDifferentiated contraction pagesAdditional Contraction ActivitiesContraction GamesVarious Contraction Wor
Preview of Halloween Activities  | 5th Grade | Halloween Science Lab | Math | Puzzles

Halloween Activities | 5th Grade | Halloween Science Lab | Math | Puzzles

Grab this Halloween Bundle of resources for upper elementary including a Halloween Science Lab. This Halloween bundle of resource is discounted to give teachers a great value and options for the busy month of October. This includes:Halloween Puzzle PackHalloween Fact or Opinion Task CardsHalloween Math Task Cards Adding and Subtracting DecimalsHalloween Science Experiment MixturesPumpkin Spice Latte Informational Text StructureFall Picture Halloween InferenceHalloween Digital This or That Game
Preview of Matter Stations

Matter Stations

This short supplement to any matter unit contains three independent stations and one teacher-led demonstration station. Each station has students complete a short reading passage (matter, solids, liquids, or gases) and answer four questions by finding evidence in the reading. Each reading is followed by a short activity or lab for students to complete pertaining to the reading. There is one activity for each state of matte and a scavenger hunt on general matter. I had students (or partners) rot
Preview of Dyslexic Dilemma at the High School Level

Dyslexic Dilemma at the High School Level

Created by
Dawn Igaz
The fluency drills and decoding practice sessions are easy to implement at the elementary level. It also has more “legs” to it. Elementary students have a blank slate to work with and that “reading readiness” level allows a dyslexic teacher to make a lot of progress. Students going through middle school have PE classes, advisories, and electives, so they have a considerable amount of flexibility with regards to scheduling dyslexic intervention classes. Students at the middle school level are
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