Keeping students on task and engaged during guided reading centers while you are teaching small group lessons is by far one of the biggest challenges in the primary classroom. But it doesn’t need to be that challenging. When students are off-task, there’s a reason. Your first reaction may be to discipline. Stop. Take a moment…
Our long and short vowel sounds activities are perfect to use in many different ways in the classroom. These digital activities are fun and easy to use! They are perfect for instruction, practice, and review during whole-group reading, guided reading, one on one, intervention, and for centers! We made versatile digital resources for you that…
Five and ten frame addition activities games are great for teaching addition and number sense! Your students will want to play again and again, and the repetition of using a five or ten frame is essential for solidifying those number sense skills and understanding adding to 5 and to 10. In kindergarten, the focus is…
A few years ago, educators in our school district had the opportunity to learn from Jo Robinson, a phenomenal reading specialist. In her presentation, she talked about getting more out of our core reading program and using reading instruction time more efficiently and effectively. I immediately took that information and transformed my literacy block. This…
Personalized bookmarks with student names are great to give as gifts, and they are easy to edit with a fillable PDF. Bookmarks are perfect for the end of the school year to encourage summer reading. Just tuck these “peeker” bookmarks inside a book they will enjoy and send them on their way! Students love how…
This simple spring duck craft is perfect for PreK, kindergarten, 1st, and 2nd grades for spring, Easter, weather, or precipitation units! Students cut out, assemble and glue the duck and umbrella top together, then trace and glue hands for the duck wings. Display all of your new adorable duck crafts on a bulletin board and…
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