Reyes Remarkable Rants

Use candy hearts to practice math skills like tallying, graphing, factions of a set, fractions on a number line, and equivalent fractions. Great way to celebrate while learning! My students used this last year, and after some tweaking, this is the perfect resource to use again this year. A few tips from Reyes Remarkable Rants: Get the large bags of candy hearts and divide them into groups of 12 or 24 (something with lots of factors). Just buying the individual boxes gave most of my students

This book companion contains vocabulary as well as a reader's response question for each chapter of Muggie Maggie. On the vocabulary pages there is the word, definition, and a place for students to write their own sentence using the word. For each of the reader's response pages a question is included for each chapter that asks students to cite evidence from the text. Options for printing include -vocabulary pages with definitions already included -vocabulary pagers where definitions and s

Newly Updated with clearer fonts and added new photos! Are you ready to explore some of America's most famous landmarks and memorials? These activities are for you! Just grab a file folder or your trusty interactive notebook and Reyes' Remarkable Rants has the rest covered! With everything from titles, picture, labels, KWL chart, vocabulary, clickable resources, and activities you'll fill a week or two with a tour of the Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island, the Washington Monument, and the Linco

This product includes letter writing practice for all capital letters, all lowercase letters, and then a combined page with both capital and lowercase letters. Students will see the letter formed on the lines, trace the letter, and then write the letter on their own. I made this product to use in my classroom with my kinders who are struggling with fine motor skills and forming letters correctly. I will be using this product mostly during our RTI time.

We used this to start off our school year because our kinders weren't quite ready for the Read/Trace/Write/Draw activities we had planned. These tracers were perfect for focusing on detailed illustrations that are first steps to good writing. For us, this pack was a life saver. We started off our writing time by echo reading the sentences one word at a time. Then, modeling exactly what we wanted them to do when we said "trace". Finally we would illustrate our sentence asking students what our

I send this survey home and ask parents to fill it out about their child. This survey will provide you with everything you need to know about your new students in your classroom from the people who know them best, their parents. I use the information gained through this survey to make individual curriculum and behavior modification choices throughout the year. This is my version of the survey after searching for and not finding one that best met the needs of my students.

Use these simple and cute labels for labeling your crayons/markers/colored pencils. I sorted all of my coloring supplies by color into the sterilite mini drawers. I love how easy it makes it to pull exactly what we need when we need it! This dowload includes a power point that is partially editable so your can customize your drawers and a PDF for easily printing and cutting.