Resource Round-Up: Math Curriculum, Classroom Culture Activities, and More!

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Clif Wallace

Whether you’re looking for year-long math curriculum, activities to create the kind of classroom culture where learning thrives, or stellar reading intervention activities, this week’s round-up has something for you. You’ll find Phonics Cootie Catchers, a Respect Character Education Packet, Four Season Activities, and so much more.

You’ll want to jump in and check out these resources, half of which are FREE!

$3rd Grade Math Spiral Review for Morning Work or Homework-FREE SAMPLE!$ 3rd Grade Math Spiral Review for Morning Work or Homework-FREE SAMPLE! by Believe to Achieve by Anne Rozell	It’s FREE! “These sample pages of math are great for morning work or homework!”
$3rd Grade Monthly Math Bundle ( year-long!)$ 3rd Grade Monthly Math Bundle ( year-long!) by Believe to Achieve by Anne Rozell	“Great for Morning Work, Sub Tubs, Homework… it’s up to you! There are 30+ pages of fun math practice from September to May!”
All About Me FREE – All About My Friend by Penelope’s Portfolio – Social Skills	It’s FREE! “The beginning of the school year is a critical time in creating meaningful connections and relationships between students, classmates, teachers, and specialists. This All About Me and All About My Friend freebie helps students share important information about themselves, while also getting to know others, too. Connections can then be made. “
RESPECT Character Education Packet by Penelope’s Portfolio – Social Skills	“Creating an environment that fosters respect and encourages every person to be their best self is critical to the success of everyone. This Respect Packet helps children easily grasp what it means to be a respectful person.”
Hand Gestures Finger Gymnastics Cards by I Believe in Montessori	It’s FREE! “Do you need an interesting printable activity for fine motor practice? Children will love these engaging finger gymnastics cards where they copy the gestures that are on the cards. This activity is for prewriting practice. Children will gain better control of their hands.”
“Seasons Montessori Circle Sorting Activity” by Believe in Montessori	“It can be difficult for children to learn about time because it is abstract. These cards visualize the year cycle wonderfully and children enjoy working with it. This four seasons activity puzzle will help your students learn about the four seasons and the months of the year.”
Community Building Question of the Day Back to School Edition {FREEBIE} by Cait’s Cool School	It’s FREE! “These daily questions provide an opportunity to build a community in the classroom. They help promote positivity with a growth mindset.”
Community Building Question of the Day Year Long Bundle by Cait’s Cool School	“These daily questions provide opportunities for students to share about themselves and build community. They encourage growth mindset and positivity in the classroom.”
Reading For: Main Ideas Freebie! by Primarily Au-Some	It’s FREE! “Many students struggle with reading comprehension. This set breaks down the process and adds pictures for students to be able to sequence events from a short story to help aid their comprehension skills.”
Self-Monitoring Classroom Management Plan by Primarily Au-Some	“Many new teachers struggling with putting together a comprehensive classroom management plan for their new classroom. This resource provides all of that in one neat package. Consistency is key! The increase in positive behavior will mean you get to teach more and deal with behavior less!”
Free Area Task Cards by Top Notch Teaching	It’s FREE! “Are you after some quick, simple, and fun activities to help your students review area? These free area task cards are excellent to use as part of a math center, for individual practice, or even to send home for consolidation.”
Phonics Cootie Catchers Bundle by Top Notch Teaching	“Whether it’s digraphs or CVC words or multiple spellings of particular sounds, cootie catchers are a great way to practice reading and spelling and keep kids excited. Your kids will want to play with their words all the time!”

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