Camp Kinder and 1st Grade

Children will practice correctly forming numbers while mastering how to order numbers 0 through 5 with this reproducible number scramble. This could also be used as an assessment for ordering numbers 0 to 5 for Report Card Math Standards.

"What will my child be learning in first grade?" This is a question many parents ask. I developed this list of standards as a quick way to inform parents of the skills their child will be working on throughout the year. This is a great resource for teachers as well. These can be given out at Meet & Greet, Orientation, Back to School Night, Open House, etc. It is a great way to keep parents informed!

Children will practice forming numbers correctly while mastering ordering numbers 0 through 10. This can be used as a review, practice page for struggling learners, to assess prior knowledge, or as an assessment tool.

Great activity to use when learning first and last names. Children use this activity to practice writing the letters in their name, counting how many letters their name has, comparing names with classmates - ex: whose name is longer, shorter, the same?

Provide children with a full-page "Write the Room" form during Literacy Centers. This will help children work on handwriting as well. Children can look for words that begin, end, or contain a specific letter, blend, diagraph, word family, etc. This can be differentiated and changed throughout the year for different lessons or units.

This unit contains 14 ready-to-use and print, full-color class book covers and reproducible pages for students to complete and illustrate. Topics include: the toothfairy, friends, summer, favorite animals, how to cook a turkey, our hands, name game, and more! There are also various class books adapted from favorite read alouds such as "Good Night Moon" adapted to be "Good Night School" and "Chicka Chicka Boom Boom!" Each book can be created with printables within about 30 minutes. I suggest p

This packet includes HFW for all of Unit 2 (Lessons 6-10). This is a great independent word work center activity to require children to manipulate the individual letters in their weekly high frequency words. The words are scrambled up. Children must 'fix' the scrambled word and write it in pencil, crayon, and marker.

In this set of Book Bin/Basket Labels, there are 40 full-color labels printed in a bold font providing clear visual representation for all children. Use these in your classroom library on baskets or bins to provide organization for yourself and allow students to quickly browse for a specific type of book to read.

This center sign pack contains 14 full-page colorful and clearly labeled center signs for classroom centers.

This is one page handout that can be given to parents at the beginning of the year to explain first grade expectations. This letter is based off those schools that are required to give first grade students letter grades.

Great class book/dictionary to introduce young children to letters of the alphabet with letter recognition, letter/sound correspondence, and print awareness. Includes an alphabet chart at the end summarizing all of the pictures used for each letter to post in the classroom as you begin learning letters and their sounds.

Class book or "dictionary" for young, emergent readers. This book helps with print awareness, number words, number recognition (0-20), and one-to-one correspondence with numbers up to 20.

This class book contains a cover and a full-page with a header for each of the 12 months. Have children write their name and date of birth under the appropriate month. Children will look "reading" this book with recognizable names while learning the months of the year.

Engage young learners in reciting the alphabet while providing a visual representation for each letter making it easier for children to identify the sound each letter makes. This is great to use in conjunction with a song and to have posted in your Morning Meeting/Circle Time area.

Place this shape book in your classroom library to introduce students to shapes, colors, and provide print awareness. It is best if you laminate the pages and bind with a binder comb!