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"Every Minute Counts!".
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This Pencil and Eraser Chart keeps track of students who borrow pencils or erasers during class time. The document is set up for one or two class...
This Skip Counting Study Sheet is great tool to help students learn their multiplication Facts. This is a two sided document that lists the mulip...
This is a great activity/challenge for the first week of school. It can be used for all subjects, to help students remember what they learned the...
This is a sign I use for my Book Recommendations Clothes Line. Students write a short summary on an index card and I showcase their book recommen...
This is a great sheet where students can write down specific notes about our Solar System and the planets. Students can find information about th...
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This is a great mat for students to use while problem solving in math. This mat enables students to see what they already know from reading the p...
Do you have fast finishers in your classroom? If you have students in your classroom who finish their work quickly and are left 'wasting' their b...
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Three great ideas that will help you implement Motivational Incentives adn Awards for your classroom! Start Motivating students to have good cond...
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FEEDBACK
EIPteacher33
Very nice! Thank you
April 10, 2013
ChristineSews4Him
Thank you for this skip counting chart. It was just what I was looking for to add to my homeschool classroom.
January 3, 2013
Sherry Olfert
Not only attractive and helpful, this will keep kids accountable for "showing their work." Thanks!
January 29, 2012
LaProfesoraFrida (TpT Seller)
This is a super helpful example of how to put a "fast finishers" buleetin board together! Thanks!
November 26, 2011
Leah Childers (TpT Seller)
Thank you! My kids will use these to practice their skip counting!
October 24, 2011
CASEC
Are you asking students to use each letter of the alphabet and come up with something they learned that starts with each? Or is it simply a list? Please clarify. THanks
August 16, 2010
Grizfan (TpT Seller)
I would generally have the students come up with something for each letter of the alphabet. You could use it as you choose though.
August 16, 2010 
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS:
lindsaynyberg re: Skip Counting Study Sheet
Could you please add a 5 to the 1s section? Thanks!
November 10, 2012
TEACHING EXPERIENCE
I am beginning my ninth year of teaching. I have experience in teaching first, third, and fourth grade all subjects.
MY TEACHING STYLE
Every Minute Counts!
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Teacher of the Year 2008
MY OWN EDUCATIONAL HISTORY
BS-University of Montana, Go Griz!
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