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Getting Crafty – Monday Made It

Today I linked up with Tara at 4th Grade Frolics for Monday Made It.I was so excited to get my crafty on, I made three projects! First, I made wooden READ letters to put on my book shelf.It was really easy. First, gather your supplies, wooden letters, scrapbook paper, Mod-Podge, and a paint brush. TIP- I could not find the brush I used last time, so I grabbed a cheap brush. BAD IDEA. The bristles ... Read More about Getting Crafty – Monday Made It

Read and Write Around the Room

Where is summer going? I only have weeks left! I love summer, but I am getting excited to go back. My kids have always LOVED to Read Around the Room.I have always given them simple pointers and told them to go look for words. This year, I decided I wanted a pointer for ever letter and I wanted recording sheets. So, I created these adorable pointers. I used a d'nealian font. I printed the ... Read More about Read and Write Around the Room

Read and Write Around the Room

Where is summer going? I only have weeks left! I love summer, but I am getting excited to go back. My kids have always LOVED to Read Around the Room.I have always given them simple pointers and told them to go look for words. This year, I decided I wanted a pointer for ever letter and I wanted recording sheets. So, I created these adorable pointers. I used a d'nealian font. I printed the ... Read More about Read and Write Around the Room

Math Freebies

I made some new math games for back to school. First, I made this dice rolling game. Dice are a great way to introduce numbers and quantities. Students can work by themselves or with a partner. There are two recording forms to use. Students simply roll the dice and then trace or write the corresponding number. With a partner, they can play yahtzee. Whoever rolls all 6 numbers first win.You can get ... Read More about Math Freebies

Math Freebies

I made some new math games for back to school. First, I made this dice rolling game. Dice are a great way to introduce numbers and quantities. Students can work by themselves or with a partner. There are two recording forms to use. Students simply roll the dice and then trace or write the corresponding number. With a partner, they can play yahtzee. Whoever rolls all 6 numbers first win.You can get ... Read More about Math Freebies

Summer Time

Where has summer gone? In June I taught summer school. I taught Fountas and Pinnel Leveled Literacy Intervention all day. I love that program, but there isn't much to blog about! I have a list of projects I want to finish, around the house and for school. I only have three weeks left. I crossed a few things off of my list last night. I finally made a banner for my web page. What do you think? I ... Read More about Summer Time

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  • Your class is going to love the addition and subtraction Math Craft. Students can decompose any number up to 20. This is perfect for Kindergarten and 1st grade students. There is a low prep version. Students can decompose 10. They Can decompose 5. they can decompose 20. they can decompose teen number. This turkey craft is a fun thanksgiving activity.
  • Your class is going to love the addition and subtraction Math Craft. Students can decompose any number up to 20. This is perfect for Kindergarten and 1st grade students. There is a low prep version. Students can decompose 10. They Can decompose 5. they can decompose 20. they can decompose teen number. This turkey craft is a fun thanksgiving activity.
  • This December, teach your students about the difference between a need and want. Your class will love these crafts and writing activities. It is a great way to intergrate social studies into your Christmas celbetrations. These activities are designed to support students in Kindergarten, 1st grade, and second grade this December. The Needs and Wants stockings are always a hit.
  • Looking for fun and easy Christmas Minute to Win It games for kids, adults, teens, or the whole family? Check out our collection of hilarious and entertaining game ideas perfect for classroom parties, groups, or even just a night of festive laughs at home. Whether you need quick setup games or more challenging ones to keep everyone engaged, we've got you covered. Let the holiday cheer and friendly competition begin with these exciting Christmas Minute to Win It game options!
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  • Christmas Tree Math Craft and Math Centers are perfect for December. You 1st grade and Kindergarten students will enjoy decomposing 10 and decomposing 5. Shake and spill is a great hands on math center for adding and subtracting within 10. The trees will look adorable on your classroom Bulletin board or hallway. Parents will love this Christmas Keepsake.
  • Winter Math Craft for decomposing 10. Mitten craft, math craft, addition and subtraction, January teaching ideas, January math activities, hands on learning, Addition activities, subtraction activities, decomposing activities, math centers
  • 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.

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