Showing posts with label Beginning of the Year. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Beginning of the Year. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 29, 2015

4th Grade Utah Science Vocabulary Word Wall

New School Year - New Products!


Vocabulary to meet all of the standards!

The Water Cycle
Weather
Rocks & Soil
Fossils
Utah’s Wetlands, Forests, & Deserts


Made as interlocking hexagons for one-of-a-kind word walls and bulletin boards. Blank backgrounds allow students to show their understanding of the word through illustration.

65 pages - over 120 words!

Click HERE to download today!

Items will be on sale August 3rd-4th!

Friday, June 26, 2015

"Celebrity Birthdays" poster and "Celebrity Profile"


Great addition to your movie or Hollywood themed classroom!

Keep track of student birthdays on this fabulous "Celebrity Birthdays" calendar! Print the PDF, frame it, and write with dry erase marker for years of use, or use the JPG file to edit right on your computer and print.

Also included is a "Celebrity Profile" sheet. Use this as your student of the week info sheet, or have them fill it out for their birthday. Make your students feel like celebrities!

Included: 
     -Celebrity Birthdays PDF
     -Celebrity Birthday JPG
     -Celebrity Profile PDF

And for only $1.49? Click HERE or the picture to go get it now!

Tuesday, June 23, 2015

Another FREEBIE!! IEP at a Glance

Keep track of all of students with IEPs with this simple sheet! No more reading through IEP documents over and over when you need information. Just use this sheet to keep everything organized! Also included is a space for teachers to keep notes on the student.

Great for Special Education providers to hand out to teachers!

Click on the picture, or click HERE, to go to my Teachers Pay Teachers site to download the document for FREE!

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Friday, August 22, 2014

Art Is / Art Isn't

I always do this activity before the first Art project of the year. We make a list of what Art IS, and what Art ISN'T. This really helps them set their own expectations of what finished art projects should look like, and that it really does take time and should be neat, but doesn't have to be perfect. We bring these points up periodically so they can evaluate how they are working. I don't grade them on the perfection of the art, but their willingness to try new things!