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Who says test prep has to be boring and time consuming? “Daily Flip Its” provide 75 DAYS (15 weeks) of fun, fast, foldable ELA test prep for third and fourth graders with a daily spiraled review of all essential skills! Each booklet is ideal for Morning Work or Homework, taking approximately 10-15 minutes to complete and 10-15 minutes to review.
It’s the requested nonfiction version of “I’m a Text Detective!” Copy this product front to back, cut apart on the dotted lines, and staple into a mini-booklet for students to instantly respond to any nonfiction text! Perfect for use during literacy centers, guided reading, or whole class instruction.
This pack contains everything you need to implement student-led conferences in a “Portfolio Night” format in your classroom (Grades 1-5).
Are you ready to begin using EFFECTIVE, ENGAGING centers that are EASY for you and your fourth graders to manage? This resource contains EVERYTHING you need to effectively manage LOW PREP Fourth Grade literacy centers and stations while keeping students engaged and on task!
Copy this resource front to back, cut apart on the dotted lines, and staple into a mini-booklet for students to instantly respond to any fiction text! Perfect for use during literacy centers, guided reading, or whole class instruction. =
Copy these student summary cards front to back to record essential student progress to share with parents during Parent Teacher Conferences. Serves as a quick and easy reference tool, great to keep in yearly portfolios, or add to intervention binders at the end of the year!
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This engaging package is my favorite language arts product I’ve created thus far and I can’t wait to use it this fall with my third graders!
This file contains both EDITABLE and suggested versions for a classroom procedures planner, procedures checklist, guided discovery checklist, and “looks like, sounds like” chart for class discussion and display.
This template is perfect for a “You break it, You fix it” or apology of action lesson at the beginning of the school year.