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Transform your classroom with these colorful, easy-to-read multiplication posters designed to help students master their times tables! This comprehensive set features all multiplication facts from 0-10 with clear visual representations, making abstract multiplication concepts concrete and accessible for young learners.Perfect for whole-group instruction, independent practice, classroom decoration, and reference support, these posters create an engaging learning environment while building automat

I created these one-page reference sheets because I was tired of feeling lost when it came to my students with IEPs. You know the feeling. You get a thick packet of paperwork for each student, but during actual teaching moments, you have no idea what accommodations you're supposed to provide. These sheets changed everything for me. Now I actually know what each student needs without digging through mountains of legal documents. What You Get:Simple one-page template for each IEP student in your c

I created these working level scenarios for my own classroom when I realized that using numbers (like Level 1, 2, 3, or 4) didn’t always make sense to students. They needed something more concrete, something they could picture. Instead of numbers, each level is connected to a real life situation. When students can imagine the scenario, they understand the expectation quicker and are able to manage their voices more independently. This system helped reduce constant reminders and made transitions

Start the day with connection and choice using this simple classroom greeting sign.This door sign allows students to choose how they would like to be greeted each morning, helping build relationships, support social-emotional learning, and create a welcoming classroom environment. The sign features five greeting options with clear visuals, making it easy for students of all ages to participate in a consistent morning routine. Students love having ownership over their greeting, and teachers appre

Looking for an engaging, low-prep game that builds number sense and strategic thinking? The 15 Game is the perfect early finisher activity for your classroom! In this fun two-player game, students take turns choosing numbers 1–9 to create sums of 15. It's simple to teach, highly strategic, and keeps students engaged while reinforcing mental math skills. What's Included:✓ Complete game rules and objective ✓ Printable record sheet to track rounds and key moves ✓ Number combinations analysis task

Celebrate summer with this  cheerful, low-prep coloring page! This printable coloring sheet is perfect for early finishers, brain breaks, calm-down time, or seasonal classroom fun. Featuring summer-themed elements like the beach, shade umbrella, palm trees, sunshine, and a magical mermaid, this page is engaging without being overwhelming making it great for a wide range of ages. Use it as: A end of the year brain breakEarly finisher workCalm corner activityMorning workSub plansSeasonal classroom

Bring the excitement of March Madness into your classroom with this fun Munch Madness snack bracket activity! Students vote on their favorite snacks as they compete in a tournament-style bracket until one sweet snack champion and one salty snack champion are crowned. This activity works great for Morning Meeting, advisory, classroom community building, or Fun Friday. Students love debating their favorite snacks and seeing which ones move on to the next round. The activity can be run over se

Teaching the standard algorithm for 3-digit addition can feel simple… until regrouping shows up and half the class freezes. I created this step-by-step visual because my students needed something clear, predictable, and consistent to reference — without me reteaching it every time. This resource breaks down 3-digit by 3-digit addition with regrouping into manageable steps that students can actually follow independently. The anchor chart version is perfect for your math wall, and the student vers

Rainbow Undated Teacher Planner This undated teacher planner gives teachers flexibility without extra prep work. Whether you prefer to plan digitally or on paper, this planner lets you start any time of year and reuse it again and again. Clean layouts, rainbow accents, and plenty of writing space, this planner supports real classroom needs, not clutter. What’s Included Undated Monthly Calendar PagesWeekly Lesson Planning Pages (print as many as you need)Year-at-a-Glance Planning Page (July–Jun

Help students build emotional awareness with this year-long SEL feelings check-in designed for daily use as a calm, low-prep morning routine. This resource uses a simple Feelings Jar system paired with the Meerkat, Owl, and Tiger framework to help students recognize, name, and reflect on their emotions over time. Each day, students identify how they are feeling then draw and color one Meerkat, Owl, or Tiger circle, that matches the color they chose to represent that animal in their monthly j

Help students build accountability and awareness with this FREE i-Ready Time-on-Task student tracker. Designed for classrooms that use data binders or goal-setting routines, this tracker makes it easy for students to visually monitor their weekly i-Ready usage. The tracker mirrors the i-Ready student dashboard time-on-task dial, making it intuitive and student-friendly. Students color in their progress as they work toward their weekly recommended minimum and optional stretch goal. This resou

Help students take ownership of their learning with this weekly i-Ready student data tracker—perfect for classrooms that use data binders or goal-setting routines. This half-sheet tracker is designed to be student-friendly while still aligning with how i-Ready actually displays data. Teachers can model how to use student dashboards, then train students to independently track their progress over time. Students will record: Lesson titlesPass percentagesTime on taskProgress toward weekly goalsPro

Celebrate spring with this  cheerful, low-prep coloring page! This printable “Happy Spring” coloring sheet is perfect for early finishers, brain breaks, calm-down time, or seasonal classroom fun. Featuring spring-themed elements like flowers, butterflies, a rainbow, sunshine, and a friendly duck, this page is engaging without being overwhelming—making it great for a wide range of ages. Use it as: A spring brain breakEarly finisher workCalm corner activityMorning workSub plansSeasonal classroom f

Keep students engaged during the final days of school with these fun, low-prep end-of-year writing activities designed for reflection, creativity, and laughter. This resource includes multiple student-friendly activities, including a 10-page A–Z classroom memories booklet, making it perfect for early finishers, independent work, or structured end-of-year reflection. Each activity encourages students to look back on their school year in a positive, memorable way—while keeping things light, fun

Celebrate creativity, teamwork, and problem-solving with these Egg Drop Challenge award certificates! Designed for science classrooms, these full-color, fill-in-the-blank awards recognize students for a wide range of outcomes—whether their egg survived or not. Each award highlights positive participation, creativity, effort, and enthusiasm, ensuring every group can be celebrated after completing the egg drop STEM challenge. Perfect for upper elementary and middle school science classes, these

Help students write clear, well-structured responses using the  RACE writing strategy. This resource is designed to support students as they write  claims supported by evidence and explanations, making it especially effective for  science writing, while remaining flexible enough for  any subject area. This set includes  colorful RACE strategy posters that clearly break down each component— Restate, Answer, Cite, Explain—along with a guided practice page where students write and then color-code e

Support early readers with this multisensory CVC word activity designed to strengthen phonemic awareness and phonics skills. This 3-page resource guides students through saying, tapping, building, writing, and drawing CVC words using structured, hands-on steps. The table format makes it easy for students to focus on each part of the word-building process. How students use this activity:Say It: Say the word aloudTap It: Tap each soundBuild It: Use letter tiles to build the wordWrite It / Draw I

Support meaningful classroom conversations with these colorful discussion stem strips designed to help students participate confidently in academic discussions. This 6-page set includes a range of sentence starters that grow in complexity, making them ideal for introducing discussion structures, supporting fishbowl discussions, and encouraging accountable talk across grade levels and subject areas. Teachers can post the strips around the classroom, laminate them for repeated use, or give stud

Support emotional awareness and self-regulation in upper elementary classrooms with this Check Your Feelings reflection poster designed for students in grades 4–6. This poster encourages students to pause, reflect, and identify their emotions using, making it ideal for older learners who are ready for deeper emotional understanding. Perfect for classroom walls, calm corners, counseling spaces, take a break areas, or small-group discussions, this visual tool promotes thoughtful decision-making

Make number recognition fun with this Roll a Snowman math game! Students roll a die and draw the matching snowman part as they race to complete their snowman first. This low-prep winter activity is perfect for math centers, small groups, early finishers, or indoor recess. Students practice number recognition (1–6) while staying engaged in a friendly, hands-on game. How it works:Students roll a diceMatch the number to a snowman partDraw the part on their snowmanContinue until the snowman is com