This CSI themed multiplication and division activity will engage students by taking them on a journey to solve problems and puzzles. Students narrow down the suspects by completing the activities and marking them off from the suspect list until one person is left. Who is the missing teacher? This case includes multiplication and division problems up to their 12 times table. Answers are included Please remember to follow me. Enjoy If you are interested in this product and your students enjoy STEM I have additional resources that will complimet this one.

Included in this pack are colourfully designed Te Reo commands.There are two commands per A4 page. Each command has the words in both English and Maori with a picture or diagram to illustrate it to students. I have included a title for your wall display so all you need to do is simply print, cut and laminate for durability. They are the perfect reminders for both teacher and student This is an excellent resource to use all year long and in particular for Maori Language Week. I use them all year long and interchange between Maori and English Language commands. If you like this resource also check out my other quality Maori Language products.

A booklet of number charts where students can write their numbers from 1-1,000. This booklet is ideal for students that are still learning or struggling to learn their numbers to 1000. Personally I print it all off and staple it together to make an individual attractive booklet for them to learn from. The grids are large enough for students to write the numbers in with some numbers already entered to guide the students along. This booklet can be used for small groups, homework, seatwork, or at a math center where it can be laminated and various counting patterns could also be used. I have also included a certificate of achievement for the students to join the Thousands Club and a blank template for you to create your own

A booklet for 2018 and 2019 where students can answer questions about the current month. This booklet is ideal for students that are still learning or struggling to learn their days of the week. Personally I print it all off and staple it together to make an individual attractive booklet for them to learn from. I made this resource in March and got my student to fill in the previous months as practice. Now my intention is to bring it out once a month for reinforcement. This booklet can be used for small groups, homework, seatwork, or at a math center where it could be laminated. I have also included a certificate of achievement for the students to join the Calendar Club. Thank you and please remember to follow me

This fun and engaging Phonics Jeopardy Style Game is the perfect way to review and learn phonics. I typically put the class into small groups and ask a member of the group to choose a color and number. That is the question that they have to answer. If correct they get the dollar value of the question. Then I move to the next group. Alternatively the whole class answers and then we tally up the points to get a winner. Categories included are; long vowels, short vowels, blends, r-controlled vowels, and digraphs. I run it on an interactive whiteboard but would be equally successful on a projector, computer or TV screen. Alternatively it could be run for an individual student on their own device. To add points for the group/individual click on the appropriate score board. The value goes up $100 each click. Enjoy

This collection of Editable Super Hero themed name tags work great for the early elementary classroom. They include the alphabet, number line 0-20, and right and left designation, as well as a place for the students’ names. There are two fonts to choose from. These name tags are editable, so either edit the text and insert the students name or write them by hand. It is your preference. Thanks And please remember to follow me to receive discounts

This A3 Power of Yet Poster is set to empower your students with their positive thinking. It is bright and colorful. I have included the file as both a PDF and a PNG depending on your printing requirements. If you would like the poster in a different size then simply shrink it with you printer settings or adjust the PNG file. I have not included a black and white version as it looks best in color.

This great winter snow themed CSI Math Mystery is perfect for those cold snow days to warm the students minds up. The students follow the clues to solve the mystery and uncover who the person is that built a snowman at your school. This case includes Clue 1: Addition to 100 Clue 2: Mapping using coordinates Clue 3: Addition of 3 digit numbers Clue 4: Subtraction of 2 digit numbers Clue 5: Missing number that adds up to 100 Answer sheets are included.

This mini-unit on Alexander Graham Bell is a great resource to be used as you teach about Alexander Graham Bell and his invention of the telephone. It includes: Informational text for students to learn about his life and inventions Comprehension questions ranging from knowledge questions to higher order thinking. A time line wall display for students to refer to and capture the students imagination. Famous quotes from Alexander Graham Bell for your bulletin board. Thank you

This collection of Editable New Zealand Maori themed name tags work great for the early primary school classrooms. They include the alphabet, number line 0-20, days of the week, first words and right and left designation, as well as a place for the students’ names. There are two fonts to choose from. These name tags are editable, so either edit the text and insert the students name or write them by hand. It is your preference. Thanks

This collection of Editable Super Hero themed name tags work great for the early elementary classroom. They include the alphabet, number line 0-20, days of the week, first words and right and left designation, as well as a place for the students’ names. There are two fonts to choose from. These name tags are editable, so either edit the text and insert the students name or write them by hand. It is your preference. Thanks

This STEM CSI investigation is themed around an Easter Egg Hunt. It is the perfect activity for Easter, but can be used all year round. This activity will engage students by taking them on a journey to solve 10 and 100 addition and subtraction puzzles . Students narrow down the suspects by completing the activities and marking them off from the suspect list until one person is left. Answer sheets are included Please remember to follow me. Enjoy

This Growth Mindset activity: Building Bridges or simply Bridges is a Japanese logic game originally called “Hashiwokakero” These puzzles will hook both you and your students in and wanting to do more. On each visually stunning puzzle you are given a number of islands where you need to join these islands with bridges. These puzzles are designed to improve your students spatial awareness. This version is slightly easier than my other version and is a great option of your students have never played these types of puzzles. Reasons why solving Building Bridges Puzzles are good for your students It sharpens your critical thinking skills It improves our problem solving skills It helps us in multi-tasking thinking skills It helps stay mentally fit All you need to do is decide if you want color or black and white as both are included. Personally I use color. Print them off and laminate the sheets and you are good to go. Included is also a PowerPoint show to teach you and you students how to play.

Animal Jeopardy is a great way for your class to review your concepts and ideas about animals. The categories covered in this game are mammals, reptiles, amphibians,birds, fish, adaptations, food chains, and animal vocabulary. I typically put the class into small groups or individuals and ask a member of the group to choose a color and dollar amount. That is the question that they have to answer. When I get the class to do it individually I get them to put the answers down on a piece of paper and mark them at the end of the game. NEW! I have now introduced a visual point scoring system to keep track of how much money the teams have earned. Simply click on the allocated game board and with each click the amount increases by $100 I run it on an interactive whiteboard but would be equally successful on a projector, computer or TV screen. Alternatively it could be run for an individual student on their own device.

This is an adaptation from the classic game “I have…who has…”. This game is a tried and tested game in helping students to both learn and practice counting and adding with Australian money. Two variations of the games have been included for differentiated learning. One with the same images of the corresponding currency on the cards and the other with different images of the same amount for a harder game. The Australian Money Loop game includes images of Australian currency for students to learn to sight the notes and coins quickly and easily. Simply print, laminate, cut and reuse.

This fun and engaging Jeopardy Style Game is the perfect way to review the novel The book Thief by Markus Zusak. I typically put the class into small groups or individuals and ask a member of the group to choose a color and dollar amount. That is the question that they have to answer. When I get the class to do it individually I get them to put the answers down on a piece of paper and mark them at the end of the game. NEW! I have now introduced a visual point scoring system to keep track of how much money the teams have earned. Simply click on the allocated game board and with each click the amount increases by $100 I run it on an interactive whiteboard but would be equally successful on a projector, computer or TV screen. Alternatively it could be run for an individual student on their own device.

This fun and engaging Jeopardy Style Game is the perfect way to review the novel I am Malala by Malala Yousafzai and Christina Lamb. I typically put the class into small groups or individuals and ask a member of the group to choose a color and dollar amount. That is the question that they have to answer. When I get the class to do it individually I get them to put the answers down on a piece of paper and mark them at the end of the game. NEW! I have now introduced a visual point scoring system to keep track of how much money the teams have earned. Simply click on the allocated game board and with each click the amount increases by $100 I run it on an interactive whiteboard but would be equally successful on a projector, computer or TV screen. Alternatively it could be run for an individual student on their own device.

This fun and engaging Jeopardy Style Game is the perfect way to review the novel A Wrinkle in Time by Madeleine L’Engle. I typically put the class into small groups or individuals and ask a member of the group to choose a color and dollar amount. That is the question that they have to answer. When I get the class to do it individually I get them to put the answers down on a piece of paper and mark them at the end of the game. This resource includes 2 versions, firstly a multi choice version to make it easier the first time (or with younger students) and then one without. NEW! I have now introduced a visual point scoring system to keep track of how much money the teams have earned. Simply click on the allocated game board and with each click the amount increases by $100 I run it on an interactive whiteboard but would be equally successful on a projector, computer or TV screen. Alternatively it could be run for an individual student on their own device.

Area, Perimeter, Surface Area and Volume Jeopardy is a great way for your class to review your concepts and ideas about these topics. The categories covered in this game are Area, Perimeter, Surface area and Volume (just like the title suggests). I have included two versions, one for customary measurements the other for metric. I typically put the class into small groups or individuals and ask a member of the group to choose a color and dollar amount. That is the question that they have to answer. When I get the class to do it individually I get them to put the answers down on a piece of paper and mark them at the end of the game. NEW! I have now introduced a visual point scoring system to keep track of how much money the teams have earned. Simply click on the allocated game board and with each click the amount increases by $100 I run it on an interactive whiteboard but would be equally successful on a projector, computer or TV screen. Alternatively it could be run for an individual student on their own device.

Students build Timetable/Multiplication Fluency, identifying timetables from 1 to 5 and 10 in one game and 6-10 in another, with the no fuss, 5 in a Row PowerPoint game. Students use the boards provided to answer automated and random timetable questions . This game is self running either individually, as a group, or as a whole class. 2 Games Included 1. Multiplication Fluency 1x 2x 3x 4x 5x 10x 2. Multiplication Fluency 6x 7x 8x 9x 10x Theses games can run on computers, whiteboards or projectors. All that is required is that you print, cut and laminate the Number Boards and press start on the PowerPoint Show. There are 30 different Number Boards for each game for your students to choose from and with the shuffling ability of the game, every game is different so that your students do not get bored of it. This game is self timed with a 10 second interval between the questions giving the students enough time to mark off or put a counter on their Number Board. If you like this resource also check out my other quality Math products. Link to A Math Murder Mystery Link to another Math Murder Mystery Please check back at my store soon as I will be uploading more 5 in a Row Games soon. Link to my store Enjoy.