Laura Candler offers teaching resources on how to create math centers, or math stations, in the classroom to help students learn their math facts.
Math Stations Made Easy! Tips, strategies, and resources from Laura Candler about how to implement math stations and math centers in the upper elementary classroom.
Learn how to make a guided math schedule for small groups. Read how to create and plan a functional schedule for your math block.
Looking for a way to help independent work time run more smoothly? Station checklists are THE WAY TO GO! Using station checklists in my classroom has been the biggest game changer for my students. These allow students to have choice over the order the work on things, and it also teaches them how to ...
First Grade Centers and More: Guided Math Mats for Kindergarten
Bundle of PreK activities to use in the computer lab (technology class), preschool classroom, or at home. Discover the ultimate collection of technology skill-building activities, meticulously designed to cater to computer lab instructors, PreK educators, and homeschooling parents alike. Specificall...
Put your construction vest and hard hat on because CONSTRUCTION STATIONS are coming through, and it will be nothing but FUN, FUN, FUN building for...
Are you trying to start literacy centers or stations as part of your structured literacy block, but don't know how? Let's make sure your students are engaged in meaningful literacy centers while you do guided reading or small group instruction! This guide was written to explain how to set up my stations that have been successful and effective in my classroom for many years!
We all have extra magazines laying around right? How about putting those to good use in your classroom?! Just make sure they are child frie...
These print and play CVC puzzles make an awesome addition to a literacy center, word work station or guided reading group.
Welcome! I LOVE math, and I’m so excited to be sharing this Guided Math Starter Bundle with you! If you’re looking to start teaching small group math, or wanting to switch up your current math block, you’re in the right place! Included in this FREE resource: Square Capture (Multiples 1-6) Square Capture in Black & […]
Featured in The Possibilities of Play: Imaginative Learning Centers for Children Ages 3-6, by Dr. Jean Feldman and Carolyn Kisloski, this learning center activity is a perfect opportunity to practice phonics and writing skills, like upper- and lowercase letters.
Looking for a brain-friendly digraph activity? These free digraph clip cards are the perfect addition to morning work or literacy centers.
These are great activities for students studying area. There are task cards (in blacklines and color) and 6 worksheets. Here the students have to write how many square units the object is or draw the amount of specified square units. This would be great for a math station or for guided or indepen...
Resources to teach digraphs to beginning readers
The Teacher Talk • Teaching blog by Jessica Hursh
Roll and cover math games make it so fun to practice different math skills: addition, subtraction and even number recognition.
Adjectives, Comparative and Superlative: Comparative, Superlative Center Activity for small groups or independent literacy station work during guided reading. Students choose the correct adjective to complete a sentence than use a chart to write 10 sentences using comparative and superlative adjecti...
Links are a great manipulative that can be used to create all kinds of simple learning activities for your kiddo(s)! Take a peek at one of ways that we use links: For more simple learning
You will receive 26 human body systems task cards (2 larger cards per page) for your 4th grade, 5th grade and special education students to research and review all the human body systems, including muscular, skeletal, digestive, respiratory, immune, lymphatic, integumentary, circulatory, nervous, en...
