Ten original reading passages that follow the season from falling leaves to Thanksgiving dinner. Each passage has numbered paragraphs, three bolded Word Watch words and a full page of text-dependent questions, with a skill tag on every question. Print and go from September through November. • Science: Why Do Leaves Change Color?, Ready for Winter (migrate, hibernate, adapt) • Informational: Cranberries: The Fall Fruit That Floats • History and biography: Veterans Day, The Harvest Feast of 1621, Sarah Josepha Hale • Realistic fiction: The Great Leaf Pile Plan, Mira and the Crooked Pumpkin, The Thank-You Jar • Poetry: November Wind, with a figurative language toolbox • 70 questions: 40 multiple choice and 30 written responses • Skills: main idea, theme, inference, vocabulary, cause and effect, sequence, figurative language, author’s purpose • Vocabulary review, 10 writing prompts and 4 graphic organizers • Teacher guide, skills matrix, CCSS and KS2 links, full answer keys with paragraph evidence 34 pages. US Letter, color or black-and-white friendly. Great for close reading, guided reading, centers, homework and sub plans.

Forty original fall and Thanksgiving fraction task cards that take students from naming fractions to adding mixed numbers. The cards come in three color-coded levels, so the whole class shares one harvest theme while each student works at the right level. Every card has a clear drawing (pies, pans of cornbread, leaves, number lines, measuring cups). • Level 1 (cards 1-16): fractions of a whole and of a set, number lines, equivalent fractions, comparing and ordering, fractions equal to and greater than 1 • Level 2 (cards 17-32): adding and subtracting like denominators, mixed numbers, simplest form, unlike fractions, fraction of a set, tenths and hundredths, line plot • Challenge (cards 33-40): multi-step word problems with built-in hints • 3 recording sheets for Scoot, centers or small groups • 3 practice pages: Pie Shop, Leaf Hop Number Lines, Harvest Market • 4 exit tickets, a fraction wall and a fraction vocabulary page • Teacher guide, card map with CCSS and KS2 links, and full answer keys with explanations 28 pages. US Letter, color or black-and-white friendly. Print, cut and go in November.

Six self-checking Halloween mystery pictures that turn addition and subtraction practice into a fun reveal. Students solve each problem in a 16 x 18 grid, find the answer in the color key and color the square. A friendly picture appears as they work, and a square in the wrong color stands out right away, so students know exactly which problem to recheck. Kid-friendly, never scary. • Picture 1: addition facts to 20 (jack-o’-lantern) • Picture 2: subtraction facts to 20 (friendly ghost) • Picture 3: mixed addition and subtraction to 20 (candy corn) • Picture 4: 2-digit addition without regrouping (bat and moon) • Picture 5: 2-digit addition with regrouping (black cat) • Picture 6: 2-digit subtraction with regrouping (night owl) • Colored answer key for every picture, with the answer printed in each square • Teacher notes, hundred chart support page, solution gallery and a design-your-own grid 17 pages. No prep. US Letter. Great for October morning work, centers, early finishers and sub plans.

Guide students through the whole narrative writing process with a friendly Halloween twist: choose a prompt, plan, gather strong words, draft, revise, edit and publish. Every prompt and page is spooky-fun, never scary, so it suits every classroom. • 24 original story prompt cards (friendly ghosts, talking pumpkins, moving corn mazes and more) • Roll-a-Story: roll a die for a character, setting and problem • Character Creator and Story Map graphic organizers (beginning, problem, middle, solution, end) • Spooky-Fun Word Bank: sense words, strong verbs and transition words • Vocabulary Match with 10 fall and Halloween words • Sentence Fix-Up editing practice (capitals, end marks, commonly confused words) • Rough draft page and a bordered final draft page • Revise and edit checklist for self and peer review, plus a 4-point narrative rubric • Teacher notes with a 5-day plan, differentiation tips and an answer key 15 pages. US Letter, print and go. Supports CCSS W.2.3-W.5.3.

Take your class on a math field trip to the pumpkin patch! Eight fall practice pages cover the measurement and data standards with original pumpkin patch art, and every page has a complete answer key. • Measure the Harvest: measure corn, gourds, vines and sticks to the nearest half inch • Printable paper rulers (answers still match if your printer scales the page) • Pumpkin Heights Line Plot: build a line plot from data in halves and answer questions • Pumpkin Weigh-In: six weight word problems in pounds • Pumpkin Stand Picture Graph: read a scaled graph with half symbols • Favorite Fall Fun Bar Graph: tally chart to bar graph, then answer questions • Pumpkin Patch Plots: area and perimeter on a square grid • Farm Stand Money: six multi-step money problems • Teacher notes, CCSS links and 3 pages of answer keys, including a completed line plot and bar graph 13 pages. No prep. US Letter. Great for October and November math centers, homework and sub plans.

Fall-themed grammar practice for the four big parts of speech: nouns, verbs, adjectives and adverbs. Original autumn word lists, kid-friendly art and a full answer key for every page. • Parts of Speech anchor page with simple tests for each word type • Sort 1: Noun or Verb? cut-and-paste sort (16 cards) • Sort 2: Adjective or Adverb? with two -ly trap words (16 cards) • Sort 3: Four-Way Leaf Sort (24 cards) • Color by Part of Speech: a self-checking pumpkin mystery picture • Sentence Detectives: mark nouns, verbs, adjectives and adverbs in 10 sentences • Scarecrow’s Choice: pick the word that fits the blank • Adverb Builder: -ly spelling rules and adjective vs. adverb • 12 Acorn Hunt task cards + recording sheet • Fall Leaf-Lib word-game story • Teacher notes, CCSS links and 4 answer key pages 18 pages. US Letter, print and go. Great for October and November centers, morning work and sub plans.

It’s Halloween Fun Night and every door in the school just locked with a click! Mr. Whisper, the school’s friendly, puzzle-loving ghost, has hidden the way out behind six math locks. Teams of 2-4 crack each code to escape before midnight. No real locks needed, and every stage is self-checking with decoders and built-in checks. Spooky-fun, never scary. • Stage 1: multiplication and division facts (word lock) • Stage 2: rounding to 10 and 100, place value (4-digit lock) • Stage 3: telling time and elapsed time with clock faces (color lock) • Stage 4: fractions of a set, number line, equivalent fractions (picture lock) • Stage 5: reading a scaled bar graph (locker combination) • Stage 6: mixed-review Midnight Code • Teacher guide, setup guide and Lock Keeper code sheet • Mission briefing, Team Escape Log recording sheet, story cards and hint cards • Bonus Pumpkin Patch Challenge, optional certificate and full answer key 18 pages. Prep takes about 10 minutes and it runs in 50-75 minutes. US Letter, color or black-and-white friendly.

Bring Alaska into your math block with 10 worksheets and 62 word problems built on real, fact-checked Alaska numbers. Each worksheet opens with a short fact file, then six to eight problems on measurement, distance, fractions, data and graphs. • Sled dog race: trail distances between real checkpoints, musher’s math, reading the race graph • The 1925 Serum Run: distance, time and team math • Northern lights: Fairbanks daylight graph and an aurora watch pictograph • Wildlife: moose, polar bear, humpback whale and bald eagle weigh-ins and fractions • Biggest state: place value with Alaska’s area, coastline and tallest mountain • Alaska Challenge mixed review and a one-page Alaska Fact File • Full answer keys with working, plus teacher notes and sources Grades 3-5. Great for a winter, Arctic animals or sled dog race unit in March. US Letter.

A ready-to-print board game that turns times tables practice into a race. Players move only when they answer a multiplication or division card correctly. Each player draws from their own card set, so students of different levels can play together. • Two-page landscape game board with 64 spaces, plus Turbo, Skid and Lightning spaces • 72 question cards with matching answer backs (print double-sided) • Set A Starter: x2, x5 and x10 facts with missing factors • Set B Builder: x3, x4, x6 and x8 facts, missing factors and division • Set C Champion: x7, x9, x11 and x12 facts, missing factors and division • Spinner, number tiles (no dice needed), player pieces and a quick-rules card • Rules page, teacher setup notes, an answer key for all 72 cards and a fact tracker For 2-4 players or two teams. Prep takes about 15 minutes and everything can be reused all year. Great for math centers, early finishers, indoor recess, intervention groups and family game night. US Letter, color or black-and-white friendly.

Students become theme park designers with $70,000 and a plot of land 24 squares long and 18 squares wide. They choose rides from a catalog, keep a running budget, draw every ride to scale on a grid map, fence the park, add paths, run a snack stand and set ticket prices. Every choice is a math problem. • 5-day plan with teacher notes, CCSS links and differentiation • Mission page with a rules checklist • Ride Catalog of 12 original rides, plus a Buildings & Extras price list • Budget Sheet with a running balance, Area & Perimeter Record and a 24 x 18 Park Map grid • Practice pages: area and perimeter warm-up, fence and path costs, snack stand money (decimals and change), tickets and ride times • My Ticket Plan, park brochure, reflection and a 20-point rubric • Completed sample budget and sample map, with answer keys for every practice page Practices multi-digit addition and subtraction, multiplication and division, area, perimeter and money. US Letter.

Six winter mystery pictures that make times tables practice feel like art. Students solve each fact on a 16 x 18 grid, find the product in the color key and color the square, and a hidden winter picture appears. The puzzles are self-checking: one square in the wrong color stands out, so students know which fact to recheck. • Picture 1: x2, x5 and x10 facts (Snowman) • Picture 2: x3 and x4 facts (Penguin) • Picture 3: x6 and x7 facts (Mitten) • Picture 4: x8 and x9 facts (Pine Tree) • Picture 5: x11 and x12 facts (Snowflake) • Picture 6: mixed facts to 12 x 12 (Polar Bear) • Colored answer key for every picture, with products printed in each square • Teacher notes, a multiplication chart support page, a solution gallery and a blank design-your-own grid Differentiated from easy to mixed facts, so everyone can work on the right table. No prep, US Letter. Great for morning work, centers, early finishers and sub plans in December and January.

Students are lost on a snowy class hike, and only their math can lead them home! In this choose-your-path story, every passage ends with a problem, and the answer tells students which passage to read next. Choices at the forks lead to four different endings, so students want to go back and solve again. • 20 story passages with 15 math problems • 4 endings, each with a badge to color on the Trail Log • Self-checking wrong-turn passages send students back to try again • Skills: multiplication and division facts, adding and subtracting within 1,000, fractions, rounding, number patterns, elapsed time and miles to feet • How-to-read page and a student Trail Log • Trail Map flowchart answer key, plus a table of every answer and where each choice leads • Write-your-own-passage template for early finishers Passages are numbered out of story order, so students can’t skip ahead. Use it as a booklet, a gallery walk around the room or a small-group read. US Letter.

A blizzard has buried the cabin and the door is frozen shut! Teams of 2-4 solve five locked stages of math puzzles to open five locks, find the emergency radio and call the snowplow crew. No physical locks needed, and every stage is self-checking: answers must match a decoder, so teams know right away when to recheck. • Stage 1: mixed operations and multi-step problems (4-digit lock) • Stage 2: multiplication facts, arrays, 2- and 3-digit by 1-digit (word lock) • Stage 3: place value, rounding, standard form (arrow lock) • Stage 4: fractions of a set, comparing and equivalent fractions (picture lock) • Stage 5: mixed review to find the radio channel • Teacher guide, setup checklist and Lock Keeper code sheet • Mission briefing, Team Escape Log, story cards and hint cards • Bonus Snowplow Speed Round, escape certificate and full answer key with worked solutions Prep takes about 10 minutes. Runs in 45-70 minutes. US Letter, color or black-and-white friendly.

Build fast, confident times-tables recall with 36 print-ready worksheets that take pupils from learning each table to knowing it by heart. For every table from 2× to 12× you get three sheets: • Sheet A, in order (1× to 12×), to see the pattern • Sheet B, 24 mixed-order facts, both ways round, for timed recall • Sheet C, missing factors and the matching division facts Also included: • 3 mixed review sheets (2–5×, 6–9×, 10–12× and everything) • A pupil progress tracker for timed Sheet B scores • Full answer keys for every page • Teacher notes with a 5-minute daily starter routine Ideal for Year 3 to Year 6, Multiplication Tables Check (MTC) preparation, homework, intervention groups and early finishers. A4, black-and-white friendly, no prep: just print.

A no-prep festive maths activity for the last weeks of the autumn term. Pupils solve each question, find the answer in the code key and write the matching letter to reveal the answer to a winter riddle. It’s self-checking: if the letters don’t spell a sensible answer, pupils know which sum to recheck. 8 levels, so every table can work on the right skill: (1) adding and subtracting within 20, (2) adding and subtracting within 100, (3) 2×, 5× and 10× facts, (4) 3×, 4× and 8× facts, (5) mixed × and ÷ facts to 12 × 12, (6) 2-digit × 1-digit, (7) 3-digit adding and subtracting, (8) fractions of amounts. Includes teacher notes and a full answer key for every level. Perfect for early finishers, festive starters, homework or a calm Christmas maths lesson.

Someone took the cranberry sauce before the Maple Hollow Thanksgiving Feast! Students solve 5 clue pages of word problems to clear 6 friendly animal suspects and crack the case. Original story and art, with a kind ending. • Self-checking: add 4 answers to get an Evidence Number. A correct number always fits one decoder range, and if it fits neither, students recheck. • Level 1 (Grade 3): multiplication, division, elapsed time, add and subtract within 1,000, rounding and multiples of 10 • Level 2 (Grades 4-5): multi-digit multiplication, remainders, elapsed time across hours, multi-step add and subtract, rounding and estimation • Both levels lead to the same thief, so mixed groups work together • Teacher notes, case intro, suspect lineup, case log, detective report (writing) and 2 certificates • 2 answer keys with worked solutions, plus an elimination chart and the story ending 21 pages. US Letter, print and go. Great for November centers and early finishers.

Cute, not-scary Halloween practice for 3-digit place value. 36 task cards in three levels, with original pumpkin, ghost, bat and candy corn art and a full answer key for every page. • Place Value Patch anchor page: hundreds, tens and ones with base-ten blocks • Set A, Pumpkin Patch Blocks (12 cards): read base-ten blocks, value of a digit • Set B, Ghostly Forms (12 cards): standard, expanded and word form • Set C, Batty Challenges (12 cards): compare with <, > and =, 10 or 100 more or less, number riddles, regrouping • 2 recording sheets • Candy Corn Number Forms practice page • Ghost Compare & Order practice page • Haunted House Number Neighbors (10 and 100 more or less) • 4 exit tickets • Teacher notes, CCSS links (2.NBT.1, 2.NBT.3, 2.NBT.4, 2.NBT.8) and 5 answer key pages 20 pages. US Letter, print and go. Great for Scoot, math centers, small groups, early finishers and October review.