Do you need a fun and engaging writing activity for your students? This spring themed tic-tac-toe activity is for you! Students will have fun trying to complete three writing prompts in a row to make a tic-tac-toe! The writing prompts include narrative,...

Need a math resource that students can do independently? This is a simple math book that reviews skip counting by 5s, 10s, and 100s (CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.2.NBT.A.2). There are also BONUS pages included where students can create their own problems that...

Students will label 32 locations/events on 2 maps to review the political and physical geography related to US Imperialism (Imperialism in US History). There are then 2 additional tasks for students to complete and 5 questions to answer. The answers are...

Students will review map skills and research skills by going on a geography treasure hunt through Oceania (Australia, New Zealand, Fiji, Micronesia, Melanesia, and more). There are 37 questions and most answers are either a country, city, landform,...

Need a math resource that students can do independently? This is a simple math book that reviews base ten numerals, number names, and expanded form (CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.2.NBT.A.3). There are also BONUS pages included where students can create their own...

Students will review map skills and research skills by going on a geography treasure hunt throughout Africa. There are 36 questions and each answer is either a country, city, landform, landmark, or number. Three questions have students identify which...

Students will review map skills and research skills by going on a geography treasure hunt throughout Europe. There are 35 questions and each answer is either a country, city, landform, landmark, or number. Three questions have students identify which...

Students will review map skills and research skills by going on a geography treasure hunt through Asia. There are 35 questions and most answers are either a country, city, landform, landmark, or animal. Three questions have students identify which...

Students will review map skills and research skills by going on a geography treasure hunt in the United States. There are 37 questions and each answer is either a state, city, landform, landmark, or number. Three questions have students identify which...

Students will complete 3 maps to review political and physical geography related to Native American history from 1865 through 1890. There are 35 labels on the first two maps, and the third has students label all the states/territories as well as the...

Students will complete 4 maps to review the political and physical geography related to Native American history from 1783 through 1865. There are 50 labels across the maps (plus state and territory identifications), 3 additional map tasks, and 8 review...

Students will complete 3 maps to review the political and physical geography related to Native American history from pre-Columbus through 1783. There are 60 labels across the maps, 3 additional map tasks for students to complete, and 6 review questions...