Math Classroom Posters

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  Factoring

  $3.00

  Give students the practice they need to master factoring! This resources provides ten (10) ready to use, print and go worksheets each with 15 problems for a total of 150 problems (answer keys provided).

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  42 Grammar Posters! (Sentence Type, Capitalization, Punctuation)

  $6.50

  Display these COLORFUL posters in your classroom to aid students in learning (and practicing) proper writing technique!

  Download includes 42 posters:
  – 4 sentence types
  – 12 capitalization rules
  – 6 apostrophe rules
  – 9 comma rules
  – 5 quotation mark rules
  – 6 semi-colon rules

  See description below for suggested uses.

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  Snowman Graphing | Interactive Math

  $3.50

  Looking for fun Winter Math activities? Check out my Snowman Graphing for 2nd and 3rd Grades unit. Your students will have fun creating unique ‘dressed’ snowmen.
  May be used with a single student or an entire class (SEE DIRECTIONS BELOW). This has been created for 2nd and 3rd grades, however with a little adult help, younger students enjoy this fun activity and as they are introduced to bar graphing.

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  Reading Comprehension Strategy Posters and Handouts

  $4.00

  Colorful and eye-catching reading comprehension strategy posters and handouts that will help readers connect and understand what they are reading. When using these strategies, students will be actively engaged in and analyzing the written text. They will activate prior knowledge, seek to understand the author’s purpose, ask questions (about characters, setting and events), predicting, visualize, infer, summarize, compare and contrast and question.

  This resource includes:

  • – 8 Full-page individual strategy posters
  • – 8 Half-page strategy handouts
  • – 1 Full-page poster/handout that includes all 8 strategies

  Strategies included:

  • – Author’s purpose – PIE (Persuade, Inform, Entertain
  • – SUMmarize it
  • – Questioning (4 questions that encompass characters, setting, events as well as asking themselves questions about their own thoughts)
  • – Compare and Contrast
  • – Connecting (text to self ; text to text ; text to world)
  • – Visualizing (create images of events and actions)
  • – Predicting
  • – Inference (Looking for clues in the text to discover what is not directly stated)

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