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This lesson touches on lakes, oceans, rivers, islands, deserts, plans, mountains, and valleys. There are live clips attached to the lakes, oceans...
The Art Lesson Vocabulary is on a matching sheet as well as a sheet where students have to find the exact sentence where that word is used in the...
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A short powerpoint covering the vowel digraphs that make the oo sound.
This SMART board activity goes over the vocabulary for The Art Lesson by Tomie dePaola
This is a great anticipatory set for looking at patterns in math.
An SMART board explanation of congruent and similar shapes followed by a hands on activity. Students can either drag and drop shapes with their h...
Short SMART board activity looking at the long e sound at the end of words
Short Cause and Effect SMART board presentation
Short Cause and Effect SMART board presentation
The is an interactive SMART board activity that is a quick and easy way to keep your students involved while instructing. Students can have each ...
This reading log is adapted to fit the Daily 5. It is for primary grades -- and can be used however you like. It is made so students can choose w...
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garrettr
This will be a great introduction for next week! Thanks
April 16, 2013
Tasha LaBoy (TpT Seller)
This is not opening in powerpoint format, but I bet its great!
April 13, 2013
bbradshaw
The live webcams were awesome!
February 1, 2013
msbehav11
could not open the file
January 25, 2013
Elizabeth Gonzalez (TpT Seller)
This is a great presentation. Works great as an introduction to congruent and similar shapes. Thank you for sharing.
January 24, 2013
rollinslj
This is a great help when teaching Landfomrs.
November 11, 2012
Erika Moreland (TpT Seller)
Thank for this tool! It will be perfect for teaching cause and effect to my 2nd Graders! And, the brain pop jr video at the end is great! Thanks!!
November 5, 2012
Jennifer55
Love these. Thank you!
October 11, 2012
wmdiaz89
Great tool... thanks!
October 7, 2012
kmoverton1
Used this just the other day. My kids enjoyed the pictures.
October 6, 2012
parish81
Great ideas!
September 22, 2012
Kay Stahl (TpT Seller)
I love that this is a notebook file. Also the patterns from nature are great. Perfect for pattern intro.
September 19, 2012
poohandfriends
Love these...they are perfect for my special friends to keep track of their D5 choices. Thank you for doing these!
September 10, 2012
mtfgiggles
This is very helpful. Thanks.
September 9, 2012
alupardo
Very helpful!
September 9, 2012
littlefolkgal
WHat a useful idea. Works so easily.
September 5, 2012
catharch
I can't wait until the kinders in my room are ready for this!
September 3, 2012
klwyble
love it!!!
August 31, 2012
Michelle Lazerson (TpT Seller)
Thank you for a great resource! Looking forward to using it this year!
August 26, 2012
dbrode217
Great visual for kids to have to keep them on track!
August 25, 2012
Margaret Bumgardner
thanks
August 25, 2012
luckygirl13dt
Love, thank you!
August 14, 2012
kbink13
Just what I was looking for!
August 11, 2012
justinejackson
Love it!
August 9, 2012
Abroomfield
good
August 1, 2012
tmjm312
Thanks for this! It will be so nice use with my students.
July 29, 2012
mspiglett
So excited to use this in my classroom this year!
July 24, 2012
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Amandaspring
Hi, I love your daily 5 organizational charts! I couldn't find them on your TPT . Is it still available? I would love to purchase them! Thanks soo much!!
May 24, 2013
Maggie (TpT Seller) re: oo, ew, ue, ui, ou vowel digaphs
Hello,
I was unable to open the file. Do you have any suggestions? Thanks for sharing.
I was unable to open the file. Do you have any suggestions? Thanks for sharing.
March 11, 2013
hurlburt22
Are you still selling the pre-made daily 5 organization chart? My Kindergarten team is very interested because we are implementing the Daily 5 for the first time this year.
Thank you,
Debbie Hurlburt
Thank you,
Debbie Hurlburt
September 13, 2012
Sammer29 (TpT Seller)
Yes! I am!!...I took it off during workshop week because I was so busy, but I can make them now. I will open them back up for sale right now. Let me know if you need a custom amount or have any questions!
September 13, 2012
bebblek re: DAILY 5 Organization System
Where do you store your students individual Daily 5 organization system?
August 19, 2012
mwendland re: DAILY 5 Organization System
Hi, I need 15 additional sets for an upper grade class. How do I arrange for payment for that?
July 14, 2012
Sammer29 (TpT Seller)
I just posted a new listing as a set of 40. Just go to http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/DAILY-5-Organization-System-set-of-40 -- if this doesn't work it will be under my TPT store as a set of 40. Let me know if you have any more questions! I charge about $2 an item but since it is such a large order I will only charge $75 including shipping. Thanks!
July 14, 2012
Janine Dillon re: Daily 5 Organization Chart
Can you tell me exactly how you use this? Do they make their choice, and leave it on their desk, turn it in, not sure what they do with it.
thanks, I like the idea, just not sure I have the full understanding. I do
Daily 5, so familiar with checking in and choices.
thanks, I like the idea, just not sure I have the full understanding. I do
Daily 5, so familiar with checking in and choices.
July 3, 2012
Sammer29 (TpT Seller)
Usually Daily 5 would be in the morning with the literacy block for me, so I would have them get their cards ready at the end of the previous day and leave it on their table/desk so their schedule is set for the next morning. This way they will have a plan for after morning meeting or right away before morning meeting (They can always come in a do this right away instead of morning work, stop for morning meeting, and continue it after).
If your lit block is in the afternoon, they can get this ready before lunch or specialist or get it ready at a certain time each day and store it in a viewable place so you can use it at anytime.
I put a container with all the mini cards in the middle of each table and they eventually are able to choose their own schedule (you might have to control how many pick listen to reading or word work depending on amount of resources). At the beginning of the year they will share the same schedules with their whole table but each will still practice putting the velcro pieces on their own individual chart to get them used to this process. **You can make extra mini cards for "work with teacher" or "guided reading" if necessary...
It is so smooth and the kids love picking their own schedule and actually SEEING it and KNOWING that they CHOSE what they are doing.
I would store them where they are easily accessible in bunches of certain tables/groups so one student can grab the whole group's charts at the end of each day and then they can all plan their next day. Any storage container works or if you want them viewable another way to do it is to store them in a pocket chart.
I laminated them all so students can write their name and write the day (just the day or date as well) which keeps them on track and helps them maintain an actual "schedule"..
Let me know if you have any more questions. I also sell this pre-made for $50. That comes with a set of 25 with everything laminated, cut, and velcro in place (25 charts, 125 mini cards)
If your lit block is in the afternoon, they can get this ready before lunch or specialist or get it ready at a certain time each day and store it in a viewable place so you can use it at anytime.
I put a container with all the mini cards in the middle of each table and they eventually are able to choose their own schedule (you might have to control how many pick listen to reading or word work depending on amount of resources). At the beginning of the year they will share the same schedules with their whole table but each will still practice putting the velcro pieces on their own individual chart to get them used to this process. **You can make extra mini cards for "work with teacher" or "guided reading" if necessary...
It is so smooth and the kids love picking their own schedule and actually SEEING it and KNOWING that they CHOSE what they are doing.
I would store them where they are easily accessible in bunches of certain tables/groups so one student can grab the whole group's charts at the end of each day and then they can all plan their next day. Any storage container works or if you want them viewable another way to do it is to store them in a pocket chart.
I laminated them all so students can write their name and write the day (just the day or date as well) which keeps them on track and helps them maintain an actual "schedule"..
Let me know if you have any more questions. I also sell this pre-made for $50. That comes with a set of 25 with everything laminated, cut, and velcro in place (25 charts, 125 mini cards)
July 3, 2012
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