Class puzzle

You are part of the puzzle! Each student in my older grades (3-5) made a puzzle piece about themselves and their interests. I should have written: You are a PIECE of the puzzle. Or, I could have said: We all fit together. I know, it’s kind of corny, but the puzzle piece making was fun. I bought a set of wooden puzzle pieces (the package came with two pieces) and I traced them onto several pieces of tagboard to make … Read more... →

Last week was finally our first week of school. It was great!! I was thinking about posting some of the cool things we did and realize...

Try this FREE printable activity for back-to-school from Scholastic Teachables 🧩 Download it here: https://bit.ly/3W2Pz0C

I'm excited about trying out this five arrows puzzle with my students when we start back to school next week! Can you rearrange the four arrows to form five

FREE Puzzle Pieces Templates! Our collection of printable puzzle pieces includes everything from a simple puzzle piece template to a comprehensive full page puzzle. #superstarworksheets #free #printables #puzzle

Promoting a Class Community Free Puzzle Printable--post about promoting a class community and has a free puzzle printable, as well as a rules printable.

Setting the scene activity. Huge jigsaw, will stay up all year :)

It has been such a busy couple of weeks collecting baseline data on my students, attending new staff trainings, organizing files, and co...

I'm really excited about this Pentasquares puzzle from Serhiy Grabarchuk. Pentasquares are five square shapes which fit inside a 3 x 3 dimension.

All About Me Theme. TeachersMag.com

At the beginning of the Quarter, I always review the elements and principles with students to make sure we have a good understanding ...

5th grade and 4th grade students love math puzzles! In this article read all about using magic square math puzzles in your upper elementary math classroom. You can use these magic square puzzles as math centers, early finisher activities or even math warm ups! These math puzzles are great for building critical thinking skills and perseverance! Build number sense and flexibility with numbers in an engaging way! Click the link to read more about these fun math puzzles!

My Math Resources - Sudoku Interactive Bulletin Board Set

This Sudoku Puzzle bulletin board can be used in a small corner of your classroom to give students a break during transitions or to collaborate with their peers to complete the puzzle. Use this as an area in your room for students to go when they need a break. It's interactive so classes can collaborate to complete the puzzle. It is logic so it makes it great for any age group!

1. Use Crayola® crayons, colored pencils, or markers to draw a picture across the puzzle page. 2. Cut out the puzzle pieces along the dotted lines. 3. Ask a friend or family member to try to put the puzzle together.

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