Create a lot of fun with your little learners as they become engaged in compound words. This pack of 10 worksheets will develop their reading, writing and knowledge of compound words through fun activities such as code breakers, colouring fun, I spy activities, letter shading, sentence creation, reading passages and more. The activities have been designed with second grade students in mind and focus a lot in the second grade compound word list with other additions. These are no prep worksheets, allowing you to free up some of your valuable time - simply download, print and use! All of the activities are in black and white to save on your copying budget too! Pages 1&2, 7&8 and 9&10 look duplicated, however, it’s to accommodate the spelling of color for US and UK students, meaning there are 13 pages altogether in the download. Keep your learners entertained and engaged through these fun packed activities, whilst covering curriculum standards. They are ideal for lesson activities, early finishers, table centers and homeschooling. See what fun you can have with compound words

Keep your little learners engaged with these Place Value Center cards which focus on two digit numbers. Students will look at the main amount represented by base ten, an expanded form, a part whole model,dominoes, fingers or place value chart then use mini pegs to clip the two corresponding amounts in the answer boxes. The activity develops skills in counting amounts up to 100 in different representations, focusing particularly on tens and ones. This is a great activity for reinforcing learning, identifying gaps in learning, intervention and early finishing tasks. If you’re wanting your learners to record their answers then use the blank answer sheet. Students should be able to access these independently and they offer capacity to use in pairs or as a small group. Once they’ve finished, students can check their own answers as the set includes answer cards with correct answers highlighted in green. These would be best placed on a key chain to keep them together and make them easily accessible. The pack includes 20 task cards (4 per A4 page) 20 answer cards and a recording sheet template. All you need to do is print, laminate and use. This time saving, little prep math center is a great addition to your first grade classroom to assess learning, your second grade classroom to recap prior learning and the homeschool environment. In the UK, this would be most suitable for Year 2 children as part of the math curriculum. Happy Counting!

If your youngsters are getting to grips with adjectives then you should try these resources to help secure their understanding and encouraging them to use a wider range of vocabulary in their descriptions. The resource pack consists of 3 no prep worksheets and 3 different center card activities which allow for progression. Worksheets 1&2 are differentiated versions, The first one is simply helping your learners to identify adjectives amongst a selection word choices to secure their understanding. If they are confident with this then worksheet 2 encourages them to select the most appropriate adjective out of the ones listed. We all know children get into the habit of using nice, good, big etc but these resources encourage them to use more interesting word choices. Worksheet 3 is a synonym activity where children are given a basic adjective and they need to identify 2 alternative synonyms for that adjective. The adjective task cards /flash cards require very little prep once they’ve been cut and laminated. Set A asks learners to choose the adjective to describe the picture and clip it with a mini peg. There are 32 cards to work with and answer cards are included. Set B requires learners to choose the most appropriate adjective to describe the picture offering a wider range of vocabulary to choose from. Again, they need to clip the answer using a mini peg. There are 32 cards with answers to choose from in this set. Where there appears to be a duplicate page, this is so that a UK and a US spelling can be included. The third set of cards asks learners to choose the odd one out. There are 4 adjectives listed to describe each picture but one is a poorer choice. Students need to clip the odd one out, then using their notebook, or lined paper, use the picture and remaining three adjectives to write a sentence with it. This should then help them secure sentence structure that involve expanded noun phrases so that they can begin to develop their own sentences during independent writing tasks. These activities are a fun way to deepen understanding and use of adjectives so that learners aren’t limiting themselves to the same familiar word choices. By using a wider range of adjectives, the quality of their writing should improve dramatically, giving them the confidence to succeed and progress to meet the required expectations of them. The resources would be ideal for first grade and upwards (Year 2 and above UK), whether you choose to use them as a main focus for your lesson, table centers, intervention activities, small group support, early finishing tasks or homeschooling. They can be versatile to meet the needs of your learners.

Engage your little learners with activities for making ten and help them retain important number facts that they’ll need throughout their school experience. Number bonds or pairs of numbers to ten are so important throughout the math curriculum and once students secure these facts, addition and subtraction, along with other arithmetic and basic operations will become accessible more easily. There are 10 quality worksheet activities included in the packet (where activities appear to have been duplicated, it is to accommodate both UK and US spelling of color in the description of the use of cents or pence notation) that are in line with common core standards within the math curriculum. Activities include ten frames, matching activities, missing numbers, mazes, counting, coloring and drawing to find pairs of numbers that add to make ten. Use these as a main lesson focus, for independent learning, math centers, homework or homeschooling activities and see your youngsters engage in number sense and facts to make ten. These are no prep activities, meaning you can simply download, print and use

If you’re looking to update your number posters on your classroom display then these cute plant themed classroom decor posters are great for engaging little learners in using numbers 1-20 with ten frames with increased confidence. Each poster contains the number in digits, words and a ten frame representation to support youngsters with the math curriculum. In order to progress with number work, there’s also a set of posters counting in multiples of ten from ten to 100, again containing each number in digits, words but a base ten representation this time. The numbers 10 &20 are duplicated to show the representations as ten frames and as base ten materials. The number 100 is also represented as ten tens using base 10 and a 100 square using base ten pictures. This is to support children in identifying numbers in different ways as they move through the next steps of learning. The cute plant theme adds a sense of fun to engage little ones and helps to create an inviting classroom to brighten up classroom display or your next Math bulletin board. These cards are text editable, with capacity to edit ten frames and base ten representations too. To access and edit the resources, you will need to download the FREE version of CANVA - please make sure you read the instructions on the first page of the resources before you begin to edit. All of the posters are designed as A4, but you can use your printer settings to print smaller to generate smaller flashcards, or resources to support with Math Center activities.

Create your ideal classroom management through great classroom organization with these cute plant decor text editable labels. There are 5 different sizes to choose from to cater for your needs and effective resource management. Whether you need name tags, tray labels, teacher toolbox labels, group or table numbers, bin labels or more, these editable classroom labels have you covered. Simply access the link and make your own copy in a FREE version of CANVA and you’re all set to use the font of your choice to suit yours and your learner’s needs. Once you’ve created what you need, print and laminate. The best thing is, these are text editable throughout the year and you can keep changing to suit your growing resources, classroom topics and other teacher resources to keep you we’ll organized amongst the hustle and bustle of a busy classroom. Remember, a FREE version of CANVA must be downloaded to edit your labels

Create an inviting Classroom environment with these cute days of the week and months of the year editable flashcards, ideal for the elementary classroom, primary school and homeschooling area. The display cards have been designed in a wood color theme with cute plants and flowers to add a splash of color to your classroom theme. Each of the cards use Primary Penmanship Font to display all of the days of the week and all 12 months of the year, however, this can be changed to a font of your choice and to the size that best suits your needs. You will need to download a FREE version of CANVA in order to edit the resources but these flashcards are reusable and can be text edited as often as you like. Create a meaningful display whether it be around your classroom, your board or on your next bulletin board that will attract the attention of your learners and support them with everyday spelling of days and months, as well as help to retain the order in which they happen. This resource also compliments other resources with the same plant theme should you wish to use throughout your classroom.

Create an inviting Classroom environment with this cute plant themed classroom decor, ideal for the elementary classroom, primary school and homeschooling area. The display lettering bunting has been designed in a wood color theme with cute plants and flowers to add a splash of color to your classroom theme. It’s a great way to make work stand out on display. Each of the bunting uses Primary Penmanship Font to display the lettering in the photographs, however, this can be changed to a font of your choice and to the size that best suits your needs as it is a text editable resource. You can use your printer settings to alter the size of the bunting to display it A4, A5 or a different size. You will need to download a FREE version of CANVA in order to edit the resources but this bunting reusable and can be text edited as often as you like. Create a great display whether it be around your classroom, your board or on your next bulletin board that will attract the attention of your learners and showcase their work or learning resources on display. This resource also compliments other resources with the same plant theme should you wish to use throughout your classroom

If you’re teaching Pre-K to 1st Grade and in need of alphabet posters for your classroom, then these cute plant decor themed ABC cards could be what you need to add a sense of fun within a valuable learning resource. Each card shows the capital letter, the lower case letter and a picture containing the same initial sound as the letter. Designed with a wood coloured background and colorful plant embellishments, these are sure to capture little learners and engage them in using them to support their letter recognition and formation. Each letter uses the Primary Penmanship Lined font so students can see how each letter should look on their own handwriting paper. The posters are A4 in size but you have the option to use your printer settings to alter the size should you wish to do so. The resource requires no prep other than to print and laminate - it is a non editable resource available to download as a pdf.

Create a warm and inviting classroom with this cute plant themed classroom decor mini bundle, consisting of editable bunting, days of the week flashcards, months of the year, alphabet posters, number cards 1-20 and number cards in tens from 10-100, editable labels and group cards. The resources are ideal for the elementary classroom, primary classroom or home learning environment to create your next bulletin board, whole class themed displays and valuable displays to support learning and reference amongst students. All of the resources are text editable apart from the alphabet posters. The display font used in photographs is Primary Penmanship which shows students correct letter formation on handwriting lines. However, you do have the option to change this font to suit your needs if you need to do so. To edit the resources, you will need to download a FREE version of CANVA then you can edit the text and choose from a huge range of free fonts, change the size and the color, or simply keep as displayed and print. You’ll be able to duplicate pages, add pages and create labels, name tags and other signs using a variety of label sized templates. You’ll be given a link to access the resources in a Google Drive folder, where you’ll be able to save your own copies for personal use. This mini bundle can save you hours of prep time, it can be used repeatedly and will add a sense of fun as well as attract and engage students in classroom display to support their learning.

Classroom jobs give your learners a sense of responsibility and a feeling of being valued as they carry out their role within the learning environment. This plant themed classroom jobs display is ideal for engaging and motivating students into helping and gives a sense of purpose and belonging within the classroom. There are 24 job roles included in the display, along with a class jobs title, all of which have been designed in a cute plant themed decor with a wooden coloured background, greenery and plant or flower embellishments to add a splash of color. Make your role easier as you designate classroom roles to ensure the learning environment is safe, tidy and provides the correct atmosphere for learning. Each of the class roles is text editable. The font is currently set as Primary Penmanship but you will need to download a FREEversion of CANVA to edit the text, download it and print. Once you’ve downloaded Canva, you have access to a range of free fonts to use that would suit your classroom theme and expectations. Create a great jobs display whether it be around your classroom, your board or on your next bulletin board that will attract the attention of your learners and develop their responsibility. This resource also compliments other resources with the same plant theme should you wish to use throughout your classroom.

Create a positive vibes classroom calendar bulletin board for the Fall Season with this cute Autumn themed calendar display kit, designed in warming colors to keep students engaged, organized and on track with dates this year. The kit consists of; 31 Fall themed number cards calendar days abbreviated onto cards days of the week Today is…Yesterday was… Tomorrow will be… flashcards Positive daily affirmations - 31 in total title lettering 3 suggested borders The calendar can be used throughout the 3 months of the Autumn season and the daily affirmations setting a positive vibe for the day can be chosen and displayed in any order that suits the needs of your learners. The following month, just mix the cards again and reuse. This classroom decor will look great in any elementary or primary classroom, homeschool environment or educational setting. You may even wish to use it as part of your math bulletin board to support the learning of time. Please note that this decor isn’t editable. You will receive a link to download the resources in pdf and then simply use your printer settings to print at different sizes, or keep to the standard size, where the designs displayed in photographs have been done in A4. There are 41 pages included in the download and the font used throughout is ABeeZee. It is recommended that you print onto card stock and laminate for extra durability and so you can reuse in future years should you wish to do so.

Snakes and Ladders is n old family favourite but have you ever thought about using it in your classroom? The game has versatility and can be used to support a range of needs and skills. There are two printable versions included in this download. The first version has numbers to 100 and the second version has numbers to 50. Learners will play the game the traditional way but the differentiation in numbers makes it easier to support all learners and include them in fun and engaging activities. Playing the game will reinforce basic number sense through number recognition, subitizing, counting to 50 and 100, counting forwards and counting back. On a social level, the game will help to develop skills in turn taking, sportsmanship and celebrating the successes of others. Make math fun with this simple but engaging activity and use as part of your math centers, as small group work, intervention tasks and nurture activities. You will receive a pdf which will give you instant access to both versions of the game.

Use this place value math center game to help learners secure their understanding of place value by comparing numbers using place value charts and digit cards. Students compete with a partner to use the digit cards to create a 2, 3 or 4 digit number in their place value chart upon the turn of each digit card. Turning one card at a time they need to use their best judgement as to where in the chart the digit should be made to make the highest number possible. Once they’ve placed it, it can’t be changed! The winner is the players who’s made the most highest number out of ten turns. Complete with place value charts, digit cards 0-9 templates, sentence stem and vocabulary mats to prompt with explanations as to why their number is greater or smaller than their partners and a game recording sheet, students can either record answers on the game sheet, or create more detailed answers with explanations in their notebooks. Once printed, cut and laminated, this is a no prep game than can be differentiated for learners in terms of the size of numbers they generate and whether they provide and explanation or just an answer. However, you choose to use it, there’s sure to be a greater degree of confidence in math talk using place value vocabulary and a deeper understanding of number amongst learners. This is a pdf download consisting of 13 pages and is great for math centers, intervention groups and teacher led groups to support learning ans secure understanding from first grade through to third grade (US) or Year 2- Year 4 (UK).

If your learners are getting to grips with 2 digit numbers, place value and comparing, then these no prep worksheets are just what you need to add to your math centers, intervention sessions, homework or homeschooling, to save you time but also providing quality learning resources. There are 10 worksheets included in the download, engaging students in identifying and using more than or less than symbols, coloring true and false statements, finding the greatest numbers or the smallest numbers, adding missing numbers, using domino ideas, problem solving and a lot more so that they become more confident and secure in the value of tens and ones within numbers. These would be ideal for children in first and second grade (US) or Year 2 (UK) as they support the curriculum and standards with these age ranges in both countries. Watch their confidence develop as they use a range of vocabulary during math talk and begin to explain their answers using correct mathematical vocabulary they’ll practice by completing the different activities.