Practice Makes Perfect, AKA Lesley Boatright, is an Early Childhood/Elementary Education teacher from Southwestern Pennsylvania. After graduating college, she moved to South Florida, where she taught kindergarten in the Palm Beach County School District for 8 years. She has been teaching in the parochial school system for 18 years now, first at kindergarten, and currently in a first grade classroom. Lesley has also taught 2nd and 3rd grade Spanish and 4th grade social studies.
Practice Makes Perfect, AKA Lesley Boatright, is an Early Childhood/Elementary Education teacher from Southwestern Pennsylvania. After graduating college, she moved to South Florida, where she taught kindergarten in the Palm Beach County School District for 8 years. She has been teaching in the parochial school system for 18 years now, first at kindergarten, and currently in a first grade classroom. Lesley has also taught 2nd and 3rd grade Spanish and 4th grade social studies.
This beginning of the year resource includes a bulletin board header and All About Me Poster. In addition, there are several back-to-school expansion activities, including mini-me dolls to make and display with the back-to-school posters, and follow-up math and language arts activities to do in the first week back to shool.
In this download, you will get:
*directions
*back to school bulletin board title
*back to school All About Me poster
*back to school Meet Your Classmates activity
*Birthday tally sheet
*birthday graph
*Data analysis worksheet
Morning Work First Grade Math, Phonics, Language Arts, Writing contains weeks 1-30 of my 30 week morning work/homework series. I designed my Morning Work series to use in my first grade classroom based on the skills in the language arts and math curriculum for the year. I designed the Morning Work First Grade series to be made into a booklet that the children will assemble to work in at the beginning of the week and continue to work in throughout the week, or you can print out individual sheets for each day.
In this download, you will find 180 days worth of morning work/homework that covers:
*revising sentences to fix ending punctuation, sight word spelling errors, and/or capital letters at the beginning of the sentences.
*identifying nouns, verbs, and adjectives
*working with short a, e, i, o, and u, blends, digraphs, and long a_e, long o_e
*working with vowel pairs to make words
*filling in missing numbers to 120
*comparing numbers using greater than/less/equal to to 90
*addition and subtraction facts to 20
*working with fact families
*telling time the hour and half hour, solving word problems with time
*identifying 2D shapes by their attributes
*grammar skills capital letters, proper nouns, end punctuation, verb tense agreement, and plural and singular nouns
*responding to a writing and drawing prompt.
*short "e" using "ea" vowel pattern
*compound words
*pennies, nickels, dimes, quarters
*double digit addition with no regrouping
*syllables
*double digit addition and subtraction with no regrouping
