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Tuesday, July 12, 2016

BLOG UPDATE & Character Counts *FREEBIE!*

Hey y'all! 


{Character Counts} 

In honor of my new blog update {have you seen it yet on ...PC?} AND my transition to my new school (and district), I'm sharing my 6 Pillars of Character Foldable, which can be downloaded here. My previous school didn't use Character Counts, but I remember one of my elementary schools used this framework, and it teaches many good principles. So, whether or not your school uses the 6 Pillars of Character, it's still beneficial to teach them within your own classroom! 

Here's what it looks like: 


Let me know what you think! :) 


TPT PRODUCT: Number, Decimal, & Fraction of the Day *Differentiated* Worksheets!


Hi Everyone! I finally got around to sharing my FAVORITE math review worksheets for grades 4th-6th (or 4th-8th for special education or intervention students). They are offered in 3 levels for differentiation! View on my TPT

****Product Description:
LINKED TO MANY CCSS 4TH-6TH! 
Great review for middle school students as well, or special education students who need the extra reinforcement to master these critical skills: 

Whole Numbers: 
Prime or Composite? 
Expanded Form 
Mental Math: Addition & Subtraction
Multi-digit Multiplication & Division 
Order of Operations (including exponents) 

Decimals: 
Place Value 
Word Form & Expanded Form 
Rounding 
Mental Math: Addition & Subtraction of Decimals 
Multiplication & Division of Decimals (by whole numbers and by decimals) 
Comparing Decimals (< > =) 
One to Two Step Word Problems 

Fractions: 
Drawing fractions 
Adding Fractions (mixed numbers as well!) 
Subtracting Fractions (mixed numbers as well!) **uncommon denominators/common denominators - depends on the fraction/mixed number you assign! 
**remind students to simplify 
Comparing Fractions 
Fractions on a Number line 
Fractions within word problems 

These are essential skills to review with your students, and these sheets are practically "no prep!" Great to leave for sub, use as bell work, or even assign a number/decimal/fraction for homework. 

This comes in PDF (Not PPT or Word, so it is not editable). Please look at preview! You assign number/decimal/fraction and students put it in the banner (at the top of each page) and complete the worksheet.



TPT PRODUCT: Number, Decimal, & Fraction of the Day *Differentiated* Worksheets!


Hi Everyone! I finally got around to sharing my FAVORITE math review worksheets for grades 4th-6th (or 4th-8th for special education or intervention students). They are offered in 3 levels for differentiation! View on my TPT

****Product Description:
LINKED TO MANY CCSS 4TH-6TH! 
Great review for middle school students as well, or special education students who need the extra reinforcement to master these critical skills: 

Whole Numbers: 
Prime or Composite? 
Expanded Form 
Mental Math: Addition & Subtraction
Multi-digit Multiplication & Division 
Order of Operations (including exponents) 

Decimals: 
Place Value 
Word Form & Expanded Form 
Rounding 
Mental Math: Addition & Subtraction of Decimals 
Multiplication & Division of Decimals (by whole numbers and by decimals) 
Comparing Decimals (< > =) 
One to Two Step Word Problems 

Fractions: 
Drawing fractions 
Adding Fractions (mixed numbers as well!) 
Subtracting Fractions (mixed numbers as well!) **uncommon denominators/common denominators - depends on the fraction/mixed number you assign! 
**remind students to simplify 
Comparing Fractions 
Fractions on a Number line 
Fractions within word problems 

These are essential skills to review with your students, and these sheets are practically "no prep!" Great to leave for sub, use as bell work, or even assign a number/decimal/fraction for homework. 

This comes in PDF (Not PPT or Word, so it is not editable). Please look at preview! You assign number/decimal/fraction and students put it in the banner (at the top of each page) and complete the worksheet.



Tuesday, July 7, 2015

Summer FREEBIE Finds~



Hello friends! 

It's been a crazy summer so far. I've been updating some of my products on TPT, planning for the upcoming year, and of course, {s h o p p i n g} for my classroom. I'll be honest...I've spent a lot of money, but I've also been fortunate enough to  find great deals online -- many FREEBIES. After I posted a picture of my favorite freebies on IG, I've received several emails asking about them, so I decided to share them on my blog. Most of the freebies I'll share today are geared toward classroom management and posters for decorating your elementary classroom.


- click pictures / links to be directed to the creators blog or TPT store

{none of these are my work!}

Classroom Management:                                                           


Okay, this is probably my favorite freebie EVER. This is an excellent classroom management system that can keep your lesson going even when students have questions/comments {Can I go to the bathroom, sharpen my pencil, etc.}. Use hand signals / sign language instead! This is especially useful for teachers who have large class sizes. Check it out! Seriously. 



These are great for any elementary teaching thinking about using Whole Brain!

{Get students actively engaged in learning}


AND...
You can also download this 

{several posters you can use to introduce WBT in your classroom!}

{4th - 8th}

Volume check! Hello! How many teachers out there are dealing with the noise volume in their classroom? Kids thrive on consistency and expectations. I genuinely believe that students NEED these reminders. This is a great visual to keep students reminded of the expected "noise volume" in the classroom. Use a clothespin to identify which noise volume is appropriate for the current activity / lesson. When you are introducing this, have the students demonstrate what each volume would sound and look like.

I also found one that might work better for K-3 {with visuals}. You can color code them by printing them on different colored card stock. :D

{K-3}

{Side note: I don't use the "Outside Voice" on mine. I don't think a classroom should ever be that loud, but that's just me.} 


Have a handful of students who are easily distracted? Use this as a reminder! It is great for students who get off track easily and need the reminder. :) Visit lifeloveliteracy.blogspot.com to see how she uses it!
Brownie Points 
I love this! I can't wait to use this as an incentive for my students when they are in their regular ed classroom, at specials, etc. I have many students on behavior plans, so when their other teachers see an improvement in their behavior or I receive a compliment for one of the students, their grade level will receive a Brownie Point! {I teach 4th & 5th, so the 4th graders will have a pan and the 5th graders will have a pan}. When the pan is full (10 brownies) the students will get real brownies. :D

Classroom Posters/Decor: 

{this is SERIOUSLY free} 


Why not keep your elementary classroom old school with this Apple Theme Bundle! It's over 200 pages FOR FREE. :)


Bring some humor in your classroom! {recommended for upper elementary through high school}. Classroom Memes are a great way to share classroom rules {and jokes} that will make you and your students laugh. You can find these all over the web too & even create your own here

Inspirational Quotes




How inspiring is this quote?! Check it out on TPT. These will look great in any classroom. 

Do Not Disturb

{Testing}


Is your class testing? Hang this outside your door! It's super cute.





Ahhh! I have some freebies that I love, but this is a good list for my other newbie teacher friends {and all teachers, really}. I hope they are useful! Make sure to check out my TPT store for some of my freebies as well! 








Stay tuned!