Bell Work
Common Characteristics
Place a group of objects in the front of the room. Have students try to figure out what the set has in common. For example: salt, chalk, pencils, baby powder - these are all made of rocks or minerals.
Where’s Plymouth?
Summer Fun
Leaf Veins
Cover the Nile
Factoring with Manipulatives
Y2K
National Anthem
Read the Comics
Private Space Shuttles
Greatest Explorer
Millennium Countdown
Candy Corn Count
Opinion and Fact Statements
South America
Where is Sydney?
A Different Perspective
The Magic Square
Guess the Ages
Geoboard Shapes
What’s Different?
The Missing Dollar
Who’s Winning?
Grade Averages
Fraction of a Day
Sentence Sense
Order by Birthdays
Short Vowels
Letter Art
Turn Everyone Off
Turkey Eaters at Thanksgiving
Find Someone Who…
Unscramble the States
Symmetry
Don’t Lift Your Pencil
Basic Averages
Using A Compass
Color the Heart
Twenty-Seven Cents
Spaghetti Sculpture
Olympic Cities
Parts of Speech
One Food Only
Say More With Less
Leaf Rubbings
The Mood of Artwork
Human Bones
Turkey - The Official Bird?
Where in the World?
Nine to Five
Kernels of Corn