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Oh, hello September! I LOVE September. Cooler days (slightly), the first two weeks of school are over, AND Pumpkin Latte’s…
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  • Check out these differentiated math centers that you can use all year long with your kindergarten and 1st grade students. Math centers are agreat way to get independent practice and devlop mastery on math fluency skills. I love to have my students work on math while I am pulling a small group for math intervention. You can work on number sense, addition, subtraction, number bonds, and more with these math centers.
  • There Was An Old Lady Who Swallowed A Cow is a fun and silly read aloud. Your kids will love reading it with you. Then, they can retell the story with the pocket chart cards. Finally, they can sequence the story themselves with their printable recording sheet. This is a lowe prep activity your class will love. You can also leave it for a sub to follow. I love using these in my sub plans.
  • I loev these beginning sounds mats because they are no prep! Just print and use. There is a black and white version that students can color or there is a colored version that you can laminate or put in a sheet protector for multiple uses. Your kindergarten class will love this simple, but effective literacy center.
  • I love Hands on Learning for Math. Everyday, after I teach my whole group lesson, I save 15-30 minutes for Math Centers. It is agreat time for me to provide math intervention to students, while giving other students the opportunity for independent practice and to work with their perrs and develop social skills. Unific cubes are one of my favorite manipultives for math centers in my kindergarten and First grade classroom. They are perfect for number sense, addition, and subtraction.
  • I love Hands on Learning for Math. Everyday, after I teach my whole group lesson, I save 15-30 minutes for Math Centers. It is agreat time for me to provide math intervention to students, while giving other students the opportunity for independent practice and to work with their perrs and develop social skills. Unific cubes are one of my favorite manipultives for math centers in my kindergarten and First grade classroom. They are perfect for number sense, addition, and subtraction.
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  • They are perfect for small groups, intervention, and literacy centers. Students can work on short vowels through segmenting and blending letter sounds. They will independently practice encoding and decoding words. These CVC activities will help building reading fluency. These activities support the Science of Reading.
  • Check out all of these CVC word work activities. They are perfect for small groups, intervention, and literacy centers. Students can work on short vowels through segmenting and blending letter sounds. They will independently practice encoding and decoding words. These CVC activities will help building reading fluency. These activities support the Science of Reading.
  • Check out all of these CVC word work activities. They are perfect for small groups, intervention, and literacy centers. Students can work on short vowels through segmenting and blending letter sounds. They will independently practice encoding and decoding words. These CVC activities will help building reading fluency. These activities support the Science of Reading.

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