Last week I created 2 new printable comprehension worksheets packs that can last you all year long. Once you explain how to do these worksheets, you can throw them in centers all year and never have to explain them again! Who doesn't love that?? Both packets have 2 versions of worksheets for each month of the year to allow for differentiation amongst your class. In Cut & Comprehend students will read a simple word or sentence, cut it out, glue it under the correct picture, and color the ... Read the Post
Simple Comprehension Worksheets for Beginning Readers
Best Parent Christmas Gifts Tips You Will Read This Year
Making a parent Christmas gifts is not that easy. You guys will learn a lot of ways to make Christmas gifts for your parents. Some of the best tips you will have and easy to do. Sometimes we just don't have time for our students to make fancy gifts for their parents. I've done the super cute and creative parent gifts, but sometimes had to settle for something easy like these ornaments. Read below to see how to make parent Christmas gifts. Six Parent Christmas Gifts Tips Snowman - This is a ... Read the Post
Scrub a Dub Dub Digraphs
My Scrub a Dub Dub Digraphs game is brand-new and can be played multiple ways to help your students master digraphs. Students can sort the word or picture cards to the correct digraph bathtub depending on their skill level. They can also match the word to the correct picture as well! After students finish playing the game, they can complete this worksheet to get even more practice on digraphs, and it could be a quick assessment for you to see if they know their digraph sounds. ... Read the Post
Number Sense in Kindergarten
We start off our number sense unit by making an anchor chart that explains how we can represent numbers in many ways. Anchor charts are a great reference for students to refer to when they need help. I just make simple anchor charts, that I whip up with the students. I read once that anchor charts need to be authentic and done in class with the students, not made up ahead of time. This way students follow along with what you are explaining and get to help create the chart with their ... Read the Post
Thanksgiving Literacy and Math Centers
It's that time of year to get out your Thanksgiving Literacy and Math centers. My Thanksgiving activities now include 13 games and can be used for social studies, reading, writing, and math! We are continuing to work on recognizing and counting numbers. Students got to use feathers to add to these turkeys, which was a big hit! Be prepared to find pieces of feather everywhere! For the clothespin count & clip game, I put a dot on the back of the card behind the correct answer so they can be ... Read the Post
Silent e S’mores | Fun Games for Fall
One of my Fall favorite products is something I made awhile back, but was waiting for some cool Fall weather to get it out for centers the Silent e S'mores. This game can be played a few different ways to allow for more engagement. Students will find a picture and then spell out the word using the s'more cards. Teach students how to build a s'more so they know that to build the word correctly by using 2 graham crackers, chocolate, and a marshmallow. Grab a twig and let students roast a ... Read the Post
