June - 32 usable pages of lesson plans in one thematic workbook covering the entire month of June for your 1st to 4th grade students. Most pages are California State Standards based. Perfect for home school, too!
English language arts include:
* Reading comprehension
* June background information page--with highlights on Father's Day, Graduations, Flag Day, First Day of Summer
* June theme book report form (including literary genres, summarization)
* Alphabetizing
* Sequencing
* Sentence construction
* Manuscript and cursive handwriting practice
* Editing/proofreading practice
* Poem for choral reading with matching finger puppets
* Creative writing prompt,
Math includes: Numbers, Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, Basic Facts/Color Page, Ordered pairs, higher level thinking Word Problems.
Other pages include: June Calendar and Calendar Notes, seasonal Word Search, Scrambled Word puzzle, Secret Code, May Dot-to-Dot, Recipe for June Punch, June Punctuation Review, Summer Reading Form, Fill-in-the-Blanks, June Secret Code, June Maze Message, Uncle Sam Paper Brad Art, Word Search with seasonal Background Study, Crossword Puzzle
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* The entire Ready Sets series is also available at: www.readysets.com
Hi Teaching Tales--Wanted to let you know that if you liked the June unit, you might like our new Peter Rabbit literacy unit, and our new math timed tests program! Best wishes, Mary Hopkins
February 12, 2012
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For more than 35 years I have taught primary grades in a K-8 elementary district in the greater Los Angeles area. I have been teaching third grade since 1991. I also serve as pianist for our school's Glee Club. I have developed a very teacher-friendly series of 32- page reproducible instructional units which include one booklet for each school month (Sept.--June), 3 multicultural units--(Martin Luther King's Birthday, Cinco de Mayo, and Chinese New Year). My USA geography 32 -page units cover all major regions of the United States. These units have been in use since 1983, and have been very popular with both students and teachers. They have withstood the "test of time" and are not trendy and easily outdated.
