Aloha friends! Summer is flying by for me. I cannot believe it is already July!! I had a list a mile long of things I needed to do and I have barely made a dent. However, I have been enjoying myself a great deal, swimming, working out, catching up with friends and binge watching lots of Netflix!! One thing that I can cross off my list is finishing up my Grammar Centers for the Reading Wonders series. Actually all of my Wonders products are complete now!!! Each of these units covers the grammar skills that are covered in the Wonders units. They are great for Daily 5 word work rotations or small group activities. Each unit comes with activities that cover a skill and a practice sheet for reinforcement. Much more engaging than a workbook! Each also has a color and black and white version to make printing easier and more affordable. I also have Morning Work for each unit. These include practice for grammar, spelling and vocabulary for each unit. The skills begin simple and spiral through the year. My kids did so well with this format this year! Finally, I have Spelling Lists for each of the units that include printable lists for On-Level, Above Level and Approaching, vocabulary words and definitions, high-frequency words and sentences for spelling dictation. Spelling Unit 1 is free in my TpT shop to give you an idea of what's included in the other packs. It does not include everything that I added to the other units. I guess I should add that to my list ;) Hope your summer is progressing well and that these resources will come in handy down the line.
I completed my First Grade Morning Work for third quarter after many requests. It is a spiral review of math and language arts standards that are aligned with Common Core Standards. Ev…
Take a minute and think about what your students do during their first ten or fifteen minutes of class. Are they getting started on their morning work? If we
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Summertime is the time to sleep, read, and catch up on things. Here are five things that I have done this last week.
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How do you start your morning each day? Do you walk into your classroom, drop your bags, and make a beeline for the copy machine so you can get your
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How Big is the Problem Classroom Guidance Lesson: Help students scale the size of the problem with this fun school counseling classroom guidance lesson! This lesson includes a PowerPoint storybook and activity. Students review 18 scenarios in movement-based whole class activity or in small groups with hands-on activity. These activities are great for conflict resolution elementary school classroom guidance lessons or small group counseling activities. What's included: →Detailed, easy to use lesson plan →Introductory story in PowerPoint form →Scenario cards for whole class activity or small group activity →Editable scenario cards to create your own →Printable posters for visual aids →Student reminder handout →Pictures examples for easy set-up Please Note: This lesson is included in a larger, more comprehensive conflict resolution curriculum, available here. Terms Copyright © Counselor Keri, Keri Powers Pye. All rights reserved by author. This product is to be used by the original downloader only. Copying for more than one teacher, classroom, department, school, or school system is prohibited. This product may not be distributed or displayed digitally for public view. Failure to comply is a copyright infringement and a violation of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA). Clipart and elements found in this PDF are copyrighted and cannot be extracted and used outside of this file without permission or license. Intended for classroom and personal use ONLY. See product file for clip-art and font credits.
Shop more of The Moffatt Girls products: Click Here! This NO PREP packet for March (St. Patrick's Day) has a lot of FUN and engaging activities that meet Common Core Standards! There is NO PREP, no need to laminate, no cutting or use of costly colored ink! These activities are perfect for morning work, literacy, math and writing centers, homework folders, early finishers and more! *Please note that this is a downloaded pdf file. No physical product will be sent to you. *************************************************************************** This March Packet includes the following: *Pots of Gold (Cut, sort and paste verbs and nouns) *Find the Hidden Digraphs (th, ch and sh) record in the correct column *Find the Hidden L-Blends (bl, gl, cl) record in the correct column *Find the Hidden R-Blends (br, cr, fr) record in the correct column *Find the Hidden R-Controlled Vowels (ar, er, ir, or, and ur) record in the correct column *Find the Long and Short Vowel Words and record in the correct column *-ar Controlled Vowels- Use the word bank to fill in the missing r-controlled words for each sentence. *-er Controlled Vowels- Use the word bank to fill in the missing r-controlled words for each sentence. *-ir Controlled Vowels- Use the word bank to fill in the missing r-controlled words for each sentence. *-or Controlled Vowels- Use the word bank to fill in the missing r-controlled words for each sentence. *-ur Controlled Vowels- Use the word bank to fill in the missing r-controlled words for each sentence. *Who Own's it? (possessive pronouns) *Pronouns (replacing proper nouns with pronouns) *Mixed Up Sentences (unscramble and write the words to make a complete sentence) *Super Sentences (Write a few descriptive sentences about the picture) Adverbs Word Search - Use the word bank to find the adverbs in the word search. Use the words to complete the sentences. *Roll and Write Grammar- Roll and die and write a word to match the given part of speech for common nouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs and proper nouns. *Golden Sentences (identify complete and incomplete sentences) *Sorting Sounds (Cut, sort and paste long vowel sounds) *Sentence Sorting (Cut and paste complete and incomplete sentences into the correct boxes) *Non-Ficition and Fiction (Read the titles on the books and sort-cut and paste) *Colorful Hats (Color by the code: nouns, verbs and adjectives) *Compound Words (Write the compound words, put them in ABC order and write a sentence) *ABC Order *Plural and Possessive Nouns (cut and paste) *Conjunctions (read two sentences and add a conjunction to make one sentences) *Long Vowel Sounds (Long a- Box up the word and write a sentence) *Long Vowel Sounds (Long e- Box up the word and write a sentence) *Long Vowel Sounds (Long i- Box up the word and write a sentence) *Long Vowel Sounds (Long o- Box up the word and write a sentence) *Long Vowel Sounds (Long u- Box up the word and write a sentence) *Comprehension Check - Read the short story and answer the comprehension questions. *Missing Addends up to 20 ( Color by the Code) Find the missing addend for each number sentence. *Roll and Color a Fraction- Roll a die and color a fraction accordingly (One half, one third, two thirds, one fourth, two fourths, three fourths) *Doubles Plus ONE- Double the given number and write an equations. Add 1 to the sum and write another equation. *Doubles Plus TEN- Double the given number and write an equations. Add 10 to the sum and write another equation. *Mystery Letter (solve the addition and subtraction problems and color by the code) Addition and Subtraction (True or False) Color by the code. *Fact Families- Complete each fact family. *Mystery Addition up to 20 with 3 addends - Use the symbols to solve the equations *Mystery Double Digit Addition (NO Regrouping) Use the symbols to solve the equations. *Word Problems *Roll, Add and Color (roll 3 dice, add them up and color the picture) *Whose pot of Gold? (Answer the questions by using the compass rose) *Greater, Less or Equal? (Solve the problems and answer the questions) *Counting Gold Coins (put the coins in order from Least to Greatest and Greatest to Least) *Counting Coins (Count the money and answer the questions) What's the Time? (Add 30 minutes to the time and draw hands on each clock) *Lucky Shapes (Read the shape riddles, cut and paste) *Let's Make Change (Count the coins, cut and paste the two answers under each pot of gold) *A piece of Pie (Color the correct fraction for each pie. Fill in the blanks) *Let's Count (Use the code to count by 1's and 5's - answer the questions) *Count On! (Count and record the total amount of coins) *Fact Families (Use the numbers to make fact families on each pot of gold) *A pot of Gold Journal Prompt Be sure to follow the Moffatt Girls on: Visit my blog at The Moffatt Girls Blog Follow me on Facebook Follow me on Instagram Join my private group, The Moffatt Girls-Engage Group, to see how other teachers, parents, and homeschoolers are using and organizing Moffatt Girl Curriculum!
March spiral review worksheets for second grade are a great way to start the day. These worksheets can be used for morning work or homework.
Let's face it. Morning work routines can be tough in the elementary classroom. You're busy gathering parent notes, collecting papers, taking lunch count, answering messages, and making sure your students are ready to go for the day. It's a LOT to keep track of! My advice is to keep it simple AND keep it consistent. When students arrive knowing exactly what is expected the moment they walk through the classroom doorway, it helps everything to run more smoothly. Taking any guesswork out of the morning routine is key. Here are five suggestions for morning work ideas and routines in the
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Kindergarten Morning Work Math and Reading- NO MORE COPIES! I created this morning work especially for those of you that don’t want to stand at the copier making copies constantly, or for those of you that are limited to a certain amount of paper allowed for copying, or just want to save your precious time for other more important things! All you have to do is pick the activities that you like. Make copies back and front on cardstock. Laminate, and put together with a ring, in a folder, in a binder, or any other way you want. Make enough copies for each student. Once you make these you can use for many years to come. Students use dry erase markers. You decide which pages students will work on for that day. You can make some students work on one skill while others work on a different skill. (Great for differentiation.) You can let them move around the room to complete the number of the day. (They can use the calendar to help). You decide…maybe you can let them pick their favorite activity page on Fridays. They can collaborate in groups with some of the activities. I hope you enjoy this morning work! Please make sure to check out the preview so you can see exactly what comes in this product. You might also be interested in the following products: Kindergarten Reading and Math Morning Set 1 Kindergarten Reading and Math Morning Set 2 Kindergarten Reading and Math Morning Set 3 Created by Bilingual by the Beach | Alma Almazan [email protected]
Have you ever heard of MORNING MEETINGS? (Also known as, the couple extra minutes to take attendance, submit lunch counts, read parent notes, etc.)This is
I have been thinking a bunch about my morning work lately... Last year I had the kids work in partners with their HFW's and that worked ok...
These FREE 1st grade spiral review morning work worksheets are a great way to start the morning or to use as homework.
These FREE 1st grade spiral review morning work worksheets are a great way to start the morning or to use as homework.
Summertime is the time to sleep, read, and catch up on things. Here are five things that I have done this last week.
How do you start your morning each day? Do you walk into your classroom, drop your bags, and make a beeline for the copy machine so you can get your
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Free October morning work for 2nd grade is a spiral review of second grade standards. Engaging morning work for second grade.
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Are you looking for some new greetings to spice up your daily class meetings? Here are some awesome examples of Class or Morning Meeting Greetings in action! 1. My name is ___ and I can do this! Love this greeting! Students individually introduce themselves and perform a unique action. The rest of the class repeats and mirrors the action. 2. Dice Greeting. Instead of greeting their direct neighbor, have students roll a die then greet the student sitting that number of spaces away from them. Knock, Knock. Great call and response greeting for practicing individual speaking skills in front of a group! One-Minute Greeting. Quick, simple, and to the point. Find a partner, look them in the eye, greet them by name, and shake their hand. Pass It Around. Students sit in a circle and pass a special item while greeting their neighbors. Would be fun to use themed items throughout the year! Partner Skills Match. Students are randomly given sets of matching partner cards, such as fractions and pictorial representations. Students find and greet their match before returning to the circle. Love how this could incorporate so many different learning skills! Hope these have inspired you to shake things up with your Class or Morning Meetings! If you have any favorite greetings that you use with your class, please share them! My students and I always love to try new ones! If you liked reading this post and want to learn more about Classroom Meetings or Morning Meetings, take a look at the following blog posts. Thanks so much, and happy teaching!
Help your students become more empathetic and compassionate with these social emotional learning lessons and activity ideas that are perfect for back to school or for building classroom community any time of the year. Pull out a copy of Each Kindness by Jaqueline Woodson and your students will be re
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Have you ever heard of MORNING MEETINGS? (Also known as, the couple extra minutes to take attendance, submit lunch counts, read parent notes, etc.)This is
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Are you looking for 2nd Grade Morning Work worksheets that will provide a spiraling review for your math, grammar, and ELA Skills throughout the year? This bundle contains 180 worksheets to use for 1st grade morning work. This Morning Work pack is Common Core aligned.Each page has math and English l...
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