The daffodils are blooming, the peepers are peeping, and we’ve got equivalent kites, fairy tales for math, and some writing squiggles just right for a brisk spring day. It’s that time of year when the anticipation for summer is palpable but there are a couple months of learning still to go. So grab a comprehension spinner and a math word wall too — a little spring spruce-up is just what the doctor ordered!
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“This Earth Day resource gets students up and moving while learning about ways to help planet Earth. It provides practice identifying cause and effect.” It’s Free! |
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“These readers’ theaters and activities will bring math alive in the classroom. Practical, yet entertaining; students will learn rounding, estimating sums, repeated addition, multiplication, and area and perimeter. Plenty of guided and independent practice is provided.” |
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“This resource offers a variety of writing and math activities to use as you celebrate the 100th Day of School!” It’s Free! |
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“This ever-expanding bundle includes colorful, child-friendly cars to be used in a a primary classroom.” |
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“Make creative writing collaborative with a twist. Students work together to change a random squiggle line into a fun picture. Then, the picture becomes the springboard for a creative writing story.” It’s Free! |
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“Help your students visualize equivalent fractions with an engaging kite design project. It’s a perfect way to end a unit on equivalent fractions!” |
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“These eight spinners are a great way to make your comprehension checks during guided reading or whole group fun! This packet includes eight comprehension spinners and detailed directions.” It’s Free! |
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“This packet includes nine fruits of the spirit lessons. Each lesson plan includes an object lesson, Bible story connection, Bible verse, discussion questions, and an application activity.” |
