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Digital Math for 2.MD.6 - Relate Addition and Subtraction to Length (Slides + Self-Grading Quiz) teaching resource preview
Math

Digital Math for 2.MD.6 - Relate Addition and Subtraction to Length (Slides + Self-Grading Quiz)

Supporting Second Grade Students' Understanding of Measurement Concepts This interactive math resource helps second grade students develop and demonstrate their knowledge of measurement concepts aligned to standard 2.MD.6. Students will relate addition and subtraction to length by engaging with digital math slides and completing a formative quiz. The…

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2
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Airport Vocabulary – 4 Flashcard Sets + Quiz teaching resource preview Free download
Reading & writing

Airport Vocabulary – 4 Flashcard Sets + Quiz

Teach, practice, and test 20 airport-related vocabulary words through a multi-component practice set (presentation, flash cards, word list, test, and a letter-scramble digital activity).

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1–3
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Phonics and Spelling Box Quiz teaching resource preview
Reading & writing

Phonics and Spelling Box Quiz

A reusable weekly spelling assessment tool combining a phoneme-box ('Elkonin boxes') tapping-out exercise with a scored spelling quiz for words and dictated sentences.

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Pre-K, 1–2
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Self-Editing COPS Cards- Help your Students Proofread Their Own Work teaching resource preview
Reading & writing

Self-Editing COPS Cards- Help your Students Proofread Their Own Work

A single-page proofreading checklist walks students through the COPS acronym — Capitals, Organization, Punctuation, and Spelling — with three concrete checkpoints under each letter, such as capitalizing the beginning of every sentence and people's names, keeping different ideas in different paragraphs with a topic sentence and consistent verb tense, using an end mark and commas correctly, and checking unfamiliar spellings in a dictionary or with a teacher or friend. Framed as a "STOP and check COPS!!" reminder, the card is meant to be kept at a student's desk or pasted into a writing folder so it can be consulted every time a draft is finished, turning self-editing into a repeatable four-step routine rather than a one-time reminder from the teacher. Because it is a generic checklist rather than content tied to a specific text or grade-level skill, it can be reused across many different writing assignments throughout the year. Once students have run through this self-check, a peer editing checklist extends the same review process by having a classmate check spelling, punctuation, capitalization, and formatting a second time.

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2–6
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