Help kiddies recognize, read, and write digraphs /sh/ /ch/ /th/ & /wh/.

Understanding the difference between action, helping, and linking verbs can be difficult to remember. These colorful posters will help your students remember the difference between these three types of verbs. THIS RESOURCE INCLUDES Action, Helping, and Linking Verbs header Action verb - definition and examples Helping verb - definition and examples Linking verb - definition and examples Black and white ink-saving version of each poster

I hope you enjoy this fun little adjective activity! What you will find… Pg 1 Adjective Poster Pgs 2-7 Whose Shoes? Pgs 8-13 Whose Feet? Pgs 14-22 Describing Feelings 23-24 Thank You and Acknowledgements!

Disfruta de esta hoja de trabajo para celebrar el año nuevo con tus estudiantes. Un formato muy divertido que hará que tus estudiantes escriban con placer acerca de sus metas y propósitos para el 2024.

Looking for fun and engaging French Christmas activities for your Core French and or French Immersion students? I have got you covered with this fun . This French Holiday freebie includes a number of independent activities on the topic of le Noël.

Looking for bright, colorful numbers for your classroom calendar? Do your Kindergarten students enjoy rainbow colors? These bold rainbow calendar number cards are super fun, and can be used for any month of the year!

Fall Math Pack ! This Fall Math Pack FREEBIE meets many common core standards while making math FUN! This pack includes: -Domino Addition Sheet -Blank Domino Addition Sheet -Large Domino Die to Cut and Roll -Roll a Pumpkin -Roll, Add and Color Fall Leaf Page -What Comes Next Pumpkin Numbers -1-20 Cut, Paste and Trace -10-100 Cut Paste and Trace (count by 10’s) Be sure to visit The Moffatt Girls Blog for more educational resources and ideas!

Are you looking for an easy way to keep an open line of communication with your parents and/or guardians? Look no further! This download is easy to edit and has monthly themes with fun, whimsical clipart and fonts. Being organized is important when running an effective classroom, and as both a teacher and a parent, I always appreciate when there are no surprises.

Leaders and Government - Magazine 1 Student Resources. Use this resource to assess students understanding of the various topics presented in the first magazine, titled “Leaders and Government.”

Practice, Practice, Practice! Students need daily practice with addition and subtraction with regrouping to master this concept. Here are 4 FREE pages of 2 digit addition and subtraction with regrouping to help practice this skill. This is perfect for daily skill review or homework. Answer keys included. This product covers 2nd grade standard 2.NBT.5. Practice makes better!

Snowman Math Bump Games Freebie from Games 4 Learning gives you 4 Snowman Math Board Games that are perfect for winter or Christmas math activities. These are ideal as a math center or Christmas or winter homework. You can also use these as an after Winter break activity. There are 4 different Snowman math bump games - an addition game, subtraction game, multiplication game and division game. HERE’S WHAT’S INCLUDED: Snowman Bump Addition - Roll 2 and add 1 more Snowman Take from 13 Bump - Roll 2 and take from 13 Seven Snowman Multiplication - Roll 2 and multiply by 7 Snowman Divide by 9 Bump - Roll 2 and cover an equation Just print these Snowman Bump game boards, grab some dice and counters and they are ready to play. Great for a welcome back from Winter break activity. These math bump games are suggested for first grade, second grade, third grade and fourth grade but may be suitable for other grades also. Please download to determine if it is suitable for your students.

Do your students get bored practicing basic math facts? If so, then look no further. These cut and paste printables are sure to get them motivated again! This winter themed set is the newest addition to my Math Fact Cut & Paste Printable resources. These best sellers are no- prep, click and print resources that are a great way to reinforce math facts as well as other necessary math skills! While completing the 20 + pages of activities in this resource, students will also be working on even/odd, comparing operations and sums, sorting, solving for unknowns (missing addend), true/false, and much more!

This resource is an introduction to using Think Boards to solve addition and subtraction word problems within 20. The first six Think Boards feature “Result Unknown” word problems and the second six feature “Change Unknown” word problems. This math word problem resource features 12 Think Boards – 2 to a page. Think Boards are a great, visual device for helping children to solve math word problems. They encourage the use of different strategies to solve the problems. Armed with the knowledge and experience of using a variety of strategies, the children will start to make their own decisions as to the most appropriate strategy for them to use at any one time.

Great way to learn about this two holidays- would be great to accompany a read aloud or other classroom activity. Teachers tell me this activity is great for a mini-lesson, review, homework, and for substitute-teacher plans.

Winter Sports Word Search Celebrate the winter sports with a fun little word search. Kids will look for winter sports related words, forward, backwards and diagonally. Answer key included.

Has winter break wreaked havoc on your students’ math facts fluency? Then take time to warm them back up to the idea of memorizing their math facts with this all-new FREEBIE! This packet gives students a chance to practice adding 0 all the way to 9, one step at a time. With just the right amount of problems, your K-2 students will become more fluent in knowing their math facts.Each page has a handy number line if that’s what your students like to use. Choose to use these for homework, bellwork, as worksheets, or as time fillers. Kids can color in the snowman on each page that they get 100% of the problems right!

Winter Sentence Printable Handwriting Practice Worksheets! Snowmen, penguins, and more are featured in this set of Read, Trace, Glue, Draw, & Write sentence worksheet. You can decide to have your students trace or write depending on their needs. This can be used as morning work or as a handwriting or sentence practice center. This simple sentence printable allows them to practice reading, handwriting, sentence structures, punctuation… and a little art! What a fun way to practice their high-frequency words! NOW in 3 letter writing formats: Trace the sentence printable with arrows. Trace the sentence printable without arrows. Write the sentence printable Enjoy!

The occasion is to thank everyone for following me. Thank you for appreciating my resources. This set contains 4 coloring page about Winter (as seen in the sample).

This packet includes basic Roll and Color (or cover) Articulation and Language skills reinforcement worksheets. These worksheets can be used in a number of ways. I have used these in individual sessions, small groups, and for carryover practice at home. Give the student a single dice to roll. Once they roll and get a number, give them their target sound or skill (for articulation I’ll use sound lists, sound cards and/or target sentence sheets – for language I’ll use vocabulary words in sentences, complete sentences, pronouns and/or prepositions in sentences, etc…). They have to use their target skill as many times as rolled then they can fill in the number of pictures rolled or they can fill in one picture per turn. With a small group I like to make it a competition, whoever gets their sheet filled in first gets an extra sticker! My students LOVE these sets and I’m sure yours will too! Revised 12/08/2013 - Added a page for Kwanzaa, Hanukkah, and penguins

I use this double sided sheet in combination with a few games and routines to help my second and third graders think deeply about double digit subtraction and to help them develop thinking strategies for solving these problems and making sure the answers make sense. You can read a lot more about how I use this sheet in my own classroom and check out the simple, easy card games and routines I use to develop these ideas by checking out this blog post!