Are your kiddos struggling with adding and subtracting two and three digit numbers? Download this {FREEBIE} at my TpT store. ...
Click HERE to go to my TPT store! I am having my first SALE! I am very excited. I have posted a couple new items tonight just in time for the sale. I have been working on a word mark up packet for the second grade teachers in my district that practices Fundations skills in level 2. I have finally finished it and got it posted at my store. I created a bookmark cheat sheet for students to accompany my pack and that took me some time. I am still not sure if it is perfect yet so I am hoping for some feedback!! Here is a peek at my new pack! It includes daily practice for Level 2 --Units 1-17. Below is a copy of my Cheat Sheet bookmark for students. I am still not 100% sure that it is completed so any ideas or suggestions please feel free to share! Click HERE to get your FREE bookmark!
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Recording Sheet Tab Book to use with any of the Digital Games and Activities created by Teach With Pixels. This is FREE to download and implement as part of the completion of the activities. Since most of the resources I create do not have to be completed in order, students can keep track of their work by recording it in this Tab Book. Keep in mind that a recording sheet is already included with all of the games. This is just an extra option. To use: cut and staple together. My students keep it glued in their phonics journal. Some of the games it can be used with are: Digital CVC Short Vowel Build-A-Word Digital CVC Short Vowel Words Digital Math Games THANK YOU! I hope you and your kids find value in this resource. Visit Store & Blog Love, Yadsia
Handwriting/journal paper we use in our journals. These were saved as PNG and JPG images and can be cropped for use in creating worksheets or other projects. You can download this in a zip file from our TPT store HERE.
My new game Math Taboo is now available in my TPT store! Check it out here !
This easy workstation activity will help your kiddos master their combinations for ten. Head over to my blog to read more and grab your freebie. Math Coach’s Corner You Might Also Like:There is not enough time in a school day. Integration is hands down the best way to have students constantly applying knowledge.FREE Fun addition ... Read More about Deal Out a Ten
I’m really excited about the latest bundle that I posted to my TpT store! You see, it’s not for my first or second grade students but rather for my own three (almost four) year old! She loves reading, singing, cutting, gluing, and all of those other messy things. She knows how to sing her ABC’s […]
The original pencil challenge all started here! Grab the free resources to help your students start the great pencil challenge...
Over the past couple years, I have begun to offer home visits for my students on report card pick-up day (instead of having the parents come to the school). I was surprised at how excited most of the parents seemed about this. So often we bring the parents into school and act as the experts telling them about THEIR kids. This is a great way to let the parents show off all they know about their own child in an environment they are comfortable in. I have learned so much about my kids and their families from doing these home visits. One issue a lot of the parents seemed concerned about was how to get their child to help out around the house and have chores just like their other children. So, I created a list of chores (with visual pictures) that most of my students could do. Here is the list of chores. Some of my students required coaching on some of these skills to begin with, but others we had worked on previously at school in our life skills classroom (more to come on that shortly). I created this with the intention that parents could post it somewhere in their house. I laminated the lists as well so parents could use a dry erase marker to circle the chore they wanted their child to complete on a daily/weekly basis. Here are the labels we use to teach laundry sorting. You can put each label on a separate laundry basket or just put each on the floor and have the kids sort into piles. For both of these visuals, CLICK HERE
Interactive math notebooks are gaining huge popularity lately and rightly so. They are highly engaging with students and if managed correctly, can be a game changer in your classroom. If you follow me on Facebook,
