This is a supplemental map that charts the hunger percentages around the world. The map could be used while discussing the societal issues that surround world hunger for world food day.

Problem of the Day resources are for use of spiral content review in Math class. Each resource has 1 weeks worth of problems-two for each day of the week. This allows for quick, re-teachable moments of standards your students may not have mastered the first time around, or that they need additional practice with.

This resource has been enhanced by adding links to resources that offer technology, videos, and differentiated tools to enhance student understanding of how to solve math word problems.

Problem of the Day resources are for use of spiral content review in Math class. Each resource has 1 weeks worth of problems-two for each day of the week. This allows for quick, re-teachable moments of standards your students may not have mastered the first time around, or that they need additional practice with.

Problem of the Day resources are for use of spiral content review in Math class. Each resource has 1 weeks worth of problems-two for each day of the week. This allows for quick, re-teachable moments of standards your students may not have mastered the first time around, or that they need additional practice with.

Students get one class period (52 minutes) to find a real problem on campus, document it, develop a solution and prepare a market-based presentation to be peer-reviewed the next day. The main goal of this project is to highlight the importance of collaboration when working under a tight deadline - a common situation in today's working world.

This project integrates engineering, design and business concepts and meets learning standards from 9th to 12th grade.

Stay smart around the house. This resource provides microwave fire prevention and household cleaning safety tips.

We invite you to remix this planning template to brainstorm the why, what, who, when & how of GoOpenNC,
and determine what next step(s) you plan to take.

When giving a modified assignment or test, teachers need to keep evidence of doing so. This accommodation key can be utilized to assist with documentation of providing accommodations. The resource could be used to print labels/staple to the student work. The labels can then be attached to the student work that was modified.

When giving a modified assignment or test, teachers need to keep evidence of doing so. This accommodation key can be utilized to assist with documentation of providing accommodations. The resource could be used to print labels. The labels can then be attached to the student work that was modified.

When giving a modified assignment or test, teachers need to keep evidence of doing so. This accommodation key can be utilized to assist with documentation of providing accommodations. The resource could be used to print labels. The labels can then be attached to the student work that was modified.

When giving a modified assignment or test, teachers need to keep evidence of doing so. This accommodation key can be utilized to assist with documentation of providing accommodations. The resource could be used to print labels. The labels can then be attached to the student work that was modified.

When giving a modified assignment or test, teachers need to keep evidence of doing so. This accommodation key can be utilized to assist with documentation of providing accommodations. This resource can be used to provide to general education teachers as well as a resource for case manager cheat sheet.

When giving a modified assignment or test, teachers need to keep evidence of doing so. This accommodation key can be utilized to assist with documentation of providing accommodations. This resource can be used to provide to general education teachers as well as a resource for case manager cheat sheet.

When giving a modified assignment or test, teachers need to keep evidence of doing so. This accommodation key can be utilized to assist with documentation of providing accommodations. The resource could be used to print labels. The labels can then be attached to the student work that was modified.

When giving a modified assignment or test, teachers need to keep evidence of doing so. This accommodation key can be utilized to assist with documentation of providing accommodations. The resource could be used to print labels. The labels can then be attached to the student work that was modified.

This packet of 41 short selections can be used regularly over the course of a school year to help students build fluency. There are enough passages to work on one per week - to two weeks. This source provides a protocol outlining strategies to engage students in short, daily fluency practice. Teachers can also send passages home for additional practice. To access the packet, select "View File" to download.

This packet is designed to strengthen the components of reading fluency: accuracy, rate, and prosody (expression). Students should understand what they are reading, thus embedded supports, such as student glossaries and ‘right there’ comprehension questions, are included. However, these passages are not intended for close reading or deep comprehension work.

Note for teachers of English Language Learners (ELLs): Regular fluency practice is essential for helping ELLs improve their overall literacy skills. Those acquiring a second language benefit especially from additional support with decoding, pronunciation, word identification, and prosody—all of which are the focus of regular fluency practice. Activities found in the Achieve the Core Fluency Packet reflect several best practices for English Language Learner instruction including:
• Having a text read aloud by a fluent reader prior to the student engaging with the text.
• Giving students multiple opportunities to hear the text read aloud by a fluent reader so that they can mirror the pronunciation and prosody of well-spoken English.
• Providing repeated opportunities for students to practice decoding skills both on their own and with support via active monitoring.
• Providing opportunities for students to learn new vocabulary through the use of student-friendly definitions, and to reinforce newly learned vocabulary through repeated practice with the same text and opportunities to use that vocabulary to respond to comprehension questions.
• Calling out work with “juicy sentences,” a strategy developed by Dr. Lily Wong Fillmore, that allows students to look deeply at word choice, sentence structure, and other text features that build their understanding of how English is used to convey different meanings.
• Providing numbered lines that allow students to quickly focus-in on specific sections of the text.
• Providing space for students to annotate the text with their own notes.

Selected resources provide three web-based activities to complement science lessons in an issue of Beyond Weather and the Water Cycle. The free, online magazine for Grades K-5 teachers explores the essential principles of climate literacy.

Students view and practice ways to add whole tens mentally or using models, drawings, and strategies based on place value.

VIDEO 3 OF 3 - This video addresses NC standard 5.NF.1. It explains how to connect the use of models for addition/subtraction of fractions to the standard algorithm for adding/subtracting fractions.