Looking for an effective way to manage early finishers in your classroom? Look no further than this comprehensive early finisher decor set for students! With a variety of labels, posters, and rules, this set will help you create an engaging and organized space where students can grab worksheets and other activities to work on when they finish their assignments early. Featuring eye-catching designs and clear, easy-to-read text, this early finisher decor set is the perfect addition to any classroom. From colorful labels that clearly indicate which materials are available to posters that outline your expectations for how students should use the early finisher area, this set has everything you need to create a seamless and efficient workflow. Whether you're a seasoned educator or just starting out, this early finisher decor set is the perfect resource to help you manage your classroom with ease. So why wait? Start exploring the possibilities today and give your students the tools they need to succeed! ***Please note: this does not include activities for early finishers. This is a decor set to create an area in your room where you will keep activities based on your grade level and class need. You will need to add activities.*** Labels Included: Handwriting Sudoku Cursive Math Origami Coloring Games Drawing News Riddles Color by # Grammar Writing Science Puzzles Crosswords Word Searches Editable Labels Posters Included: Early Finishers When You Think You're Done You've Just Begun Early Finisher Rules Fresh New Choices This Week's Choices Current Choices Bulletin Board Letters: Early Finishers When You Think You're Done You've Just Begun ✿---✿---✿---✿---✿---✿---✿---✿---✿---✿---✿---✿---✿---✿---✿---✿---✿---✿---✿---✿---✿---✿---✿---✿---✿---✿---✿---✿---✿ ✿ Reach out anytime by emailing me! [email protected] ✿ Follow me to get updates when I post a new resource!

Outlawing the words "I'm done" changed my classroom! Find out how to reform fast finishers and improve the quality of work in your room!

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There are so many things to think about when it comes to classroom management, including how to manage your fast finishers. So, let's talk...

Put an end to the early finisher challenge with these fun and engaging (and free!) choice board activities for early finishers!

SKILL LEVEL Intermediate – simple increases, decreases and finishing. TO FIT SIZE 20 (22, 24, 26, 28, 30) in / 51 (56, 61, 66, 71, 76) cm chest circumference. FINISHED MEASUREMENTS Finished chest circumference 20 (22, 24, 26, 28, 30) in / 51 (56, 61, 66, 71, 76) cm YARN Approximately 250 (275, 300, 325, 350, 375) yards / 230 (250, 275, 300, 320, 345) meters of any yarn which knits to the specified tension. I advise using plant fibre yarns or their mixes for this project in order to get a similar fit. Sample done in Denim by Rowan – 100% Cotton 50g / 102yrds / 93m – 3 (3, 3, 4, 4, 4) balls. TENSION 20 sts and 28 rows to measure 4x4 in / 10x10 cm in Stocking stitch using 3.75mm (US 5) needles or needles needed to obtain tension. NEEDLES AND NOTIONS Size 3.75mm (US 5) circular needles or size needed to obtain tension. Stitch holder or waste yarn, 2 stitch markers and tapestry needle.

Early Finishers Activities are a must in your classroom. We have all heard the dreaded, "I'm Done, Now What?" Usually, it comes right when you are in the

Early Finishers Activities are a must in your classroom. We have all heard the dreaded, "I'm Done, Now What?" Usually, it comes right when you are in the

Try DOODLING!!!!! Get inspiration from Mr. Doodle; Sometimes, the solution to your problem just won’t come into your head, yet your thoughts are spinning at a 100 kilometres an …

"I'm done! Now what?" Avoid hearing this phrase with this Editable Early Finisher Chart. This "I'm done" choice board provides visual directions to keep students fully engaged. With 50 fast finisher activity cards and editable templates, your classroom will be well on their way to a more focused lea...

Transform your classroom with the 'When I'm Done' chart. Motivate early finishers to work independently and eliminate distractions.

Early Finishers Activities are a must in your classroom. We have all heard the dreaded, "I'm Done, Now What?" Usually, it comes right when you are in the

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Here is the newest addition to your classroom management routine! Download the *FREEBIE* I'm Done! Now What? early finished tasks! Includes 13 different activities that you can choose for students to do if they finish work early. Thank you! :) Be sure to check out other resources in my store!

Practice your urban sketching of the famous Nyhavn Canal with this whimsical colouring sheet! This listing is for a printable DIGITAL image of my painting, "Nyhavn Canal of Copenhagen". There will NOT be a physical product shipped to you. I have included close-ups of my painting for inspiration. View my colouring page bundle here and save! https://www.etsy.com/ca/listing/1193672078/bundle-printable-colouring-sheet-for ..................... WHAT'S INCLUDED: ..................... After purchasing, you will receive: * A high definition .png image, with black lines * A high definition "faded" .png, for tracing/practice Watercolour marks are just for showing this listing, the digital download you receive will NOT have watermarks. ..................... HOW CAN I USE THIS IMAGE? ..................... Use pencil crayon, wax crayons, markers, watercolour, etc. and colour to your heart's content. As the image is a .png, you could even import it into apps like Procreate to digitally colour it! I wanted to include a faded image so that you can trace the image and practice your urban sketching, or as a workaround for watercolour. Sadly, most printers have inks that do not play nice with water and will bleed if you apply water to it. If you want to use watercolour with this digital download, I highly recommend printing the faded/light image on watercolour paper and then drawing over it with a waterproof pen. This will not only give you some fun practice in urban sketching, but it will make sure your painting isn't ruined from the printer ink. Not sure what kind of pen to use? I wrote a blog post about this with 14 common pens and inks: https://andielafdesigns.com/blogs/learn/black-ink-liner-reviews-what-to-use-for-watercolour I also recommend printing on a heavier paper stock if you wish to frame this after you're done. ..................... TERMS OF USE ..................... Please DO NOT share, resell, modify, or distribute the uncoloured image in any form. Please be aware that this is for PERSONAL USE ONLY. You can print it as many times as you'd like. You do not have permission to use it for commercial purposes. If you are sharing the finished product on social media for personal use only, please tag me, I'd love to see your work! @andie.laf.designs You will receive a download link after you complete your purchase. You can click the link to download all files. Print at home, at your local print shop, or an online printing service. Here is Etsy's guidelines for downloading digital download files: https://www.etsy.com/help/article/3949 .................. Thanks so much! Keep up to date with new creations on my social media! Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/andie.laf.designs/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/andie.laf.designs/

This resource includes 12 choices for students to work on. It is a great way to eliminate the reoccurring question "what do I do when I'm done". The activities includes both academic skills and fun activities. Simply print and hang to use this resource.

Classroom Management This resource includes 15 choices for students to work on. It is a great way to eliminate the reoccurring question "what do I do when I'm done". The activities includes both academic skills and fun activities. Simply print and hang to use this resource. 8/23/2020 Update: Editable Slide Added 2/15/2021 Update: 27 more task cards included. Total of 42 total tasks now. 7/29/2021 Update: Added a large banner to slide 8. 8/6/2021 Update: Added bulletin board size task cards. Choice Options: Read State Capitals Make Words Help Board Work Draw Write Organize Compare Multiples Would You? Steps List It Invent Homework Write Future Letter Multiply Design Millions Pairs Squiggle Portrait Array Flash I Recommend In the News Re-Picture Author Favorites Facts Write It Architect Desk Disinfect Only One Newsletter Number 1 Kind Words Mascot Best Weather Teacher Friendly! Just print, laminate, and hang! Enjoy! ********************************************************* If you like this product, make sure to check out the Reward Choice Board! ********************************************************* Customer Tips: -Get TPT Credit to Use on Future Purchases Go to your “My Purchases” page and beside each purchase you will see a “Provide Feedback” button. Click on the button and leave a review of the product. Each time you give feedback, TPT give you credits that you can use on future purchases. I greatly appreciate any feedback as it helps me determine which products are most valuable for your classroom so I can create more for you! -Be the First to Know! Look for the green star next to my store logo and click it to become a follower. You will now receive email updates about this store! -See How It’s Used Follow me on Instagram to see how I use some of your favorite products in my own classroom! ********************************************************* Instagram Pinterest

I'm tired of my students always picking the same friends when it comes to group work- so here are 8 different ideas for you (and me!) on how to group students in your classroom so that you can have cooperative learning and get some teaching done!

Hi there! I'm so excited to tell you a little bit about how I plan for those kiddos who always seem to finish before everyone else! When I taught middle school, I don't really remember worrying about early finishers. It seemed as though we worked from bell to bell, and everything was done at the same pace. But in 1st grade, I was having a real issue with some kids taking 5 minutes to complete a task, and others taking 30. What TO DO? What TO DO? So, I told them to READ! ;) That's what I would want to do if I finished early. BUT... I had a BIG problem. Our reading stamina was only about 4 minutes, so I had to come up with a different strategy. I knew that having relevant, engaging, materials for my early finishers needed to be a priority, so I first tried rotation stations. But, that didn't work for me. I wanted to use this time to work in small groups, but my early finishers were needing me just as much. THANK GOD for MAKE A TEN! My students were really struggling with that concept, so I decided to make a ppt to help them. We did the ppt during fluency, and because it was still up once my students finished their work, I had them sit and do it again. My final observation was approaching, and my light bulb lit up... I could use this as an early finisher activity. AND the rest is HISTORY! So, Here's How it Works! Once my kiddos finish their problem set and exit ticket, they move to the carpet, get their white board and dry erase marker, and hop into the groove of the ppt on the board. The ppts are looped, so they can hop in at any time. They are completely engaged and motivated to get the correct answer. The powerpoints are self-checking and interactive, and the kids just LOVE them! I've since purchased the pocket white boards. I found them a little flimsy, so I actually put my white boards inside of these so the students can have them on their lap if they choose. Here's an example of two early finisher ppts. Click on the picture below to see this in my store! I have tons of others that we use in our classroom, I just haven't had time to make them TPT "worthy". ;) Summer project! Thanks for stopping by!

Wondering what to do with those early finishers? How about a fall early finisher pack of review activities for math, ELA, science, social studies, SEL and more!

Diese tolle Idee habe ich schon häufig und in vielen Variationen auf englischen Blogs in Form einer "I'm done jar" sowie bei Pinterest gesehen und nun für den deutschsprachigen Raum umgesetzt. Mir gef

Using Stuffed Animals in the Classroom No comments reading buddies, stuffed animals, Teaching Ideas Kids love stuffed animals. I mean, they LOVE them. They are comforting, cute, and make the students happy. Here are three ways you can use them in your classroom. Reading Buddies This is my favorite way to use stuffed animals in the classroom. You're probably thinking that reading buddies are supposed to be human. You know, you pair a class of younger students up with a class of older students and every week/every other week they read together. But, did you know that stuffed animals can also serve as reading buddies? My second graders have fifth grade reading buddies, but they don't meet up with them every day to read. But, they do have their stuffed animal reading buddies that they can read with every single day (even when their fifth grade buddies visit). Keep your stuffed animals in a spot with easy access, like a cart shown below. When it's time for students to silent read/independently read let them choose a reading buddy to read to. Here are a few expectations you might want to consider: Use one reading buddy at a time. Read to your stuffed buddy or cuddle it as you read. Do not play with your reading buddy or you will have to put it back. Treat the reading buddy with care (we want them to last). No arguing over who gets which reading buddy, they all need love and cuddles. In my classroom, if a student decides to play with their reading buddy when they should be reading, they have to put it back, but just for that day. The next day, they are welcome to try again. Students love reading to the stuffed animals. Honestly most of them usually just cuddle it as they read. I think it's comforting and sometimes, you just need to feel comforted/comfortable. Recognizing Students Throughout the Day When you see a student making good choices, place a small stuffed animal on their desk. It can stay there all day or it can move from desk to desk throughout the day. I started doing this with my class last year and they loved having mini Pooh and Piglet visit them while they worked. Sometimes, they stayed on a desk for quite some time. Sometimes, they hopped from desk to desk. The students loved having them pop in for a visit and it was a great way to motivate them to make good choices. Practice Speaking in front of the class is nerve-wracking for some students, but we do have speaking standards to assess. Students can use the stuffed animals to practice reading their writing aloud, or practice whatever it is that they are tasked with sharing aloud. You could even allow students to bring a stuffed animal with them as they present if they are especially nervous about it. A Few Tips Acquiring Stuffed Animals Most of my stuffed animals came from my daughter's over the top collection. I purchased a few here and there, but I never spent much on them. If you are looking to purchase your stuffed animals, check out Kohl's or Oriental Trading. They usually have lots of affordable options. Small vs. Large Stuffed Animals The smaller the animals are, the more you can store. Most of my stuffed animals are Beanie Boos, which are on the smaller side, so I can offer my students a lot of choices. I also have more than enough for each student to use one. There's nothing wrong with larger stuffed animals, just remember they will take up more space and you might not be able to house a class set if that is your goal. Taking Care of the Stuffed Animals Wash your stuffed animals, please! Preferably more than once a year. The frequency with which you do so is up to you and your preferences, but keeping them clean is a good idea. I simply throw mine into the washing machine and give them a good spin. After that, I let them air dry. Stuffed animals are a great way to bring some fun and joy into the classroom. They can be used in so many ways too. DON'T FORGET IT, PINT IT! Continue Reading Share It:

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Shirring is an old technique, I know. (Shirring and smocking aren’t actually originally done with elastic…..but it sure makes things easier. And faster.) Sometimes I assume everyone knows how to do it. But then I get another email asking how to shir (or smock) fabric. So it reminds me I shouldn’t assume…………..because it is …

Snoopy version of I'm done now what. Reminds kids of things they can do when they complete their work.

Practice your urban sketching of the famous Temple Bar pub with this whimsical colouring sheet! This listing is for a printable DIGITAL image of my painting, "The Temple Bar Pub of Dublin". There will NOT be a physical product shipped to you. I have included close-ups of my painting for inspiration. View my colouring page bundle here and save! https://www.etsy.com/ca/listing/1193672078/bundle-printable-colouring-sheet-for ..................... WHAT'S INCLUDED: ..................... After purchasing, you will receive: * A high definition .png image, with black lines * A high definition "faded" .png, for tracing/practice Watercolour marks are just for showing this listing, the digital download you receive will NOT have watermarks. ..................... HOW CAN I USE THIS IMAGE? ..................... Use pencil crayon, wax crayons, markers, watercolour, etc. and colour to your heart's content. As the image is a .png, you could even import it into apps like Procreate to digitally colour it! I wanted to include a faded image so that you can trace the image and practice your urban sketching, or as a workaround for watercolour. Sadly, most printers have inks that do not play nice with water and will bleed if you apply water to it. If you want to use watercolour with this digital download, I highly recommend printing the faded image on watercolour paper and then drawing over it with a waterproof pen. This will not only give you some fun practice in urban sketching, but it will make sure your painting isn't ruined from the printer ink. Not sure what kind of pen to use? I wrote a blog post about this with 14 common pens and inks: https://andielafdesigns.com/blogs/learn/black-ink-liner-reviews-what-to-use-for-watercolour I also recommend printing on a heavier paper stock if you wish to frame this after you're done. ..................... TERMS OF USE ..................... Due to the nature of digital downloads, I am not able to offer refunds/cancellations for my digital items. Please DO NOT share, resell, modify, or distribute the uncoloured image in any form. Please be aware that this is for PERSONAL USE ONLY. You can print it as many times as you'd like. You do not have permission to use it for commercial purposes. If you are sharing the finished product on social media for personal use only, please tag me, I'd love to see your work! @andie.laf.designs You will receive a download link after you complete your purchase. You can click the link to download all files. Print at home, at your local print shop, or an online printing service. Here is Etsy's guidelines for downloading digital download files: https://www.etsy.com/help/article/3949 .................. Thanks so much! Keep up to date with new creations on my social media! Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/andie.laf.designs/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/andie.laf.designs/

"I'm Done! Now What?" display for your classroom!This is a great visual for students to use when they finish their work. This includes a pdf file of pre-made options and a PowerPoint file for adding your own text and options.Please look at the cover photos for a closer look.This resource is included...

Tired of hearing, “I’m done. Now, what?” Implementing these tips for your early finisher activities and setup will give your students the answer to that question every.single.time.

With the fantastic skill of Halle and Pere, the diagram of my gorilla is already done ! I was unable to receive the final feedback from one of the artist for Drawing Origami T2. So I have to remove one model and so I have a hole of 3 missing pages. Fortunately. The team has been able to make the goriila's diagram in 3 pages, so I'm happy to tell you that this model will appear in "Drawing Origami Tome2". You will find the folding sequence of the first version with a few tips to fold the 3D version. In my futur own book, I will rework the folding sequence to explain step by step how to fold the 3D version, mainly to shape the head and create the 3D close belly.

Try DOODLING!!!!! Get inspiration from Mr. Doodle; Sometimes, the solution to your problem just won’t come into your head, yet your thoughts are spinning at a 100 kilometres an …