EGGS-tra! EGGS-tra! EGG-citing Spring Resources for the Classroom!

 

I'm egg-cited to share these egg-cellent resources with you! They are eggs-actly what you need for spring.

First up is this MADE-for-EASEL Magic Squares activity. It provides critical thinking disguised as fun, and throws in a lot of computation for good measure. Available digitally on TPT Easel, no print product is provided.

Give your little bunnies some eggs-tra math practice with EGG EQUATIONS and EASTER RIDDLES. 

The Easter Riddles are also offered digitally on TPT Easel.

SPRING MATH CENTERS have an eggs-tra literacy center included. (The carrot racers are egg-ceptionally cute.)

This product is also available for digital learning on TPT Easel.

VOCABULARY FRACTIONS and EGGS SQUARE PUZZLERS are so much fun that my students literally b-egg to do them. I'll bet yours will, too!

VOCABULARY FRACTIONS are also available on TPT Easel. 

SCRATTLE: SPRING EDITION is an eggs-traordinary product that combines word work and computation. It is easily differentiated for every elementary grade level. Even better,

IT'S FREE!

After you introduce the Scrattle Battle, you will be amazed at the sudden interest in creating more complex words and you will marvel at how much your learners want to do this activity!

And, here's another egg-cellent  FREEBIE -

SPRING TEACHING RESOURCES

 

It's official! Spring is here and to help you plan your spring lessons, I offer these resources...

FREEBIES

CRITICAL THINKING

MATH

ENGLISH LANGUAGE ARTS

MATH & LITERACY CENTERS

ST. PATRICK'S DAY TEACHING RESOURCES

It's about time, teachers, for St. Patrick's Day! These resources will be perfect for this week...

FREEBIES

CRITICAL THINKING

ELA

MATH

THEMATIC UNIT

March Teaching Resources

 

Are you ready for all things March? Prepare your classroom and lessons for this special month that ushers in spring.

What could be better than a bulletin board that serves as a math center? 

Challenge your students' critical thinking and fluency as they determine how many ways they can reach the target number. The task is similar to Boogle™ for numbers. Post the operation symbols and the target number you choose to easily differentiate the task.

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SCRATTLE is a differentiated, math and literacy, learning center activity that combines word work with computation; individual effort with competition. As in Scrabble™, students use a set of letters to create words. After recording their words, they calculate each word’s score using the letter values. Then they engage a friend in a battle wherein they compare their scores using >, <, and =. The student with the most >s wins the battle! (SCRAbble + baTTLE = SCRATTLE!)

This brand new resource is specially made for TPT Easel. (No print product is available.) 

Students will exercise deductive reasoning, inferencing, drawing conclusions, sequencing, problem solving, and computation.

It simply wouldn't be a fresh, new month without a new poetry unit.

POETRY POSSIBILITES for MARCH is a collection of 11 poems about St. Patrick’s Day, March weather, signs of spring, and kites. Each poem is followed by a page of teaching possibilities. These possibilities include a teaching point pertaining to poetry, as well as custom designed skill lessons and activities from multiple disciplines.

TPT SITE SALE! Save 25%!

 

It's about time for a sale; the TPT Site Sale.  When you use code febsale22, you save 25% on everything in my store. The sale is Feb. 8 & 9, so don't waste time! 

Happy shopping!  

February Classroom Decor FREEBIE

The dawn of a new month means it's time for new decor.  This product is FREE and it offers lots of fun, February decorations.

Try this bulletin board math center:

The center is open-ended and easily differentiated, making it perfect for any elementary classroom. It is similar to Boogle(TM) for numbers. Using adjacent numbers, students are challenged to reach the target number in as many ways as possible. You post the operation symbols appropriate for your learners and change the target number as often as you choose. Critical thinking and fluency are exercised along with computation skills. And, this display is good for the whole month!

How Many Ways? makes a wonderful anchor activity, math center, fast finishers' challenge, and/or enrichment project.