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5th grade library skills center interactive whiteboards
FALL SPECIAL Plus Plus Blocks STEM BIN Challenge Cards for Maker Space
Plus Plus blocks are simple manipulatives with an endless possibility for creativity. However, students can get stuck when they first sit down and look at them. They are constantly asking what they can do with them!?No need to be able to read, each card comes with an image to demonstrate the build visually!__________________________________________________________Why not update your Plus Plus Block bins with these incredibly adorable Fall Themed Idea Cards!These Plus Plus Block challenge cards a
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Grades:
K - 9th
Character Traits Discussion Cards with Photographs: An Alternative to Task Cards
Fantastic activity for character education and building classroom community! These full-size character traits discussion cards were created as an alternative to task cards, as not every teacher or classroom is able to effectively use task cards. Discussion cards are perfect for small groups...I like to use them in independent groups while I am working with my guided reading groups. They are also ideal when projected on a whiteboard to structure whole-group discussions. They can also easily be sh
Grades:
3rd - 5th
NEWBERY AWARD WINNERS - 2000-2009 winners - Book Talk
Studying the Newbery winners for 2000-2009?
I use this presentation. I do a Book Talk on each book, and when I get to a book that some of the students know, they love to add their views of the book!
NEWBERY WINNERS:
2009: The Graveyard Book
2008: Good Masters! Sweet Ladies!
2007: The Higher Power of Lucky
2006: Criss Cross
2005: Kira-Kira
2004: The Tale of Despereaux:
2003: Crispin: The Cross of Lead
2002: A Single Shard
2001: A Year Down Yonder
2000: Bud, Not Buddy
I like intr
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Grades:
3rd - 12th
Coding: A Twist on Synonyms
Teaching children how to use a thesaurus, alphabetize, and about synonyms using coding and the popular game Twister.
Grades:
3rd - 5th
Center Roles Week 1 - 4
Use these center roles to assign each student a rotating role.
The roles are:
1. Author (recorder/writes/types)
2. Illustrator (draws/prints artwork)
3. Librarian (gets books off shelves)
4. Questioner (gets other supplies and asks librarian/teacher/other adult when there are questions)
Use the roles Week 1 - 4 in order, and then start over. I have included an avatar of myself to show as an example, and you can find pictures or clip art that suits your tastes to include for each role!
Grades:
3rd - 8th
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