Scholastic provides many wonderful free printables.
Here's one I plan to use after reading biographies with my 3rd graders.
~Enjoy
Denise
Sunday, April 22, 2012
Nonfiction Conventions Game
I'm reviewing nonfiction text features as we prepare for our upcoming state tests. I was looking for new ideas to replace traditional practice tests and came across these I Have, Who Has cards from Run Teacher, Run! Go grab them... you'll be glad you did!
Grades: 3-4
Pages: 6
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Saturday, April 21, 2012
Mixed Up Multiplication Grid
This freebie is reason one million and one why I love the blogging world! Dana over at Third Grade Gridiron posted a free multiplication matrix. The twist? The factors aren't in order. My students are having trouble recalling products for the multiplication facts they've previously memorized in order. I can't wait to use this next week!
Grades: 3-4
Pages: 2
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Problem Solving Keyword Sort
Problem Solving Keyword Sort
Cut the cards and sort them into the four operations: add, subtract, multiply, divide.
Great for grades 3 - 5
Poetry and Figurative Language Quiz
After my students completed their Poetry and Figurative Language
Lapbooks, it was time to assess their learning with a quiz. Here's the
quiz that I gave my students.
There were a total of 21 terms included in the assessment. Head on over to grab your copy.
Division Strategies Poster
Head over to Scribd to download and print a great division strategies poster!
I love the different ways described through fun fonts and colors-every bit helps :)
Thursday, April 19, 2012
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