This booklet template has a front and back cover, dedication page, and five pages that are designed for the top part to contain artwork and the bottom part to have the text of a story.

Teachers or team can use this collaborative planning document to integrate technology into curriculum.

Convert time equations to answer the riddle.

This reference guide has lots of resources about tools, resources and ideas for using cell phones in the classroom.

This document contains a compilation of resources and websites related to the design thinking approach to learning.

This resource complements the "Innovative Ways to use QR Codes" presentation and can also be used alone.

Students find the missing factors for each product and use the factors to find the answer to the riddle.

Students can use this organizer to fill in the basic literary elementary of a novel, short story or book.

This presentation has great information, research and information on using cell phones in the classroom. The Discovery Educator Network (DEN) had a virtual conference around Halloween hence the Halloween theme.

Use this planning document to prepare daily lesson plans and notes for the day.

Students solve the hidden message using divisibility rules.

This packet has several different kinds of awards that can be printed and sent home with students. A text box can be drawn on the line to type names or names can be handwritten on the line.

This activity is to help your students get to know about one another. Students sign their name if they fit that trait or characteristic in the square. Similar to a bingo card layout with a blank row for you to add in your own or you can remove the row.

Using the data table students fill in the charts about attributes and compare those attributes of the planets.

This activity was created to use with educators for a mystery adventure quest activity to solve the mystery of what the QR codes all have in common.

Use the data sheet on the inner and outer planets and complete the Venn diagram.

This notebook page is to record clues and notes from mystery adventure quests.

These three posters will help students visualize and remember the formulas to find the area, perimeter and volume of a figure.

Change the information in the homework coupon and you will have a personalized homework or other purpose coupon.

Use the mats with base 10 blocks to represent numbers up to hundreds and thousands. Simulate addition/subtraction problems using the base 10 blocks and mats to have students experience the regrouping process.