Coaching with Kayla

Students will think of a word with the EE and EA vowel team. They will illustrate the word and write a sentence using the word. Perfect for a word work or literacy center!

This is a great activity to use with your reading/literacy stations. Students will use a clipboard and this activity sheet to "hunt" for words with a silent e in the classroom! Enjoy this freebie and please consider leaving feedback and checking out the other products in my TPT store!

This activity allows students the opportunity to show their understanding of where the continents are on a map. One map includes the name of the continent, the other map is blank.

This graphic organizer meets common core standards and includes title/author, characters, setting, key events, and central message. Use one organizer for 5 different books on one page, or the other organizer for 1 book on one page.

Challenge your students to read 25 books each month! These simple book logs can easily be printed and included in your child's daily folder or homework folder. Enjoy!

This activity could be used as an assessment or an independent practice following a lesson on the 3 states of matter.

This activity is great as part of a science unit on sound. Students will think of something that makes a loud sound, and something that makes a quiet sound. Students will then fill in the sentences with the names of the things that they drew.

These are four prompts that can be used to have students respond to almost any fiction book. A great resource for a center or independent reading response/journaling time!

These 8x11 posters will look great on your standards board! They will give students examples of sentences that end with periods, exclamation points, and question marks. Enjoy!