Mikayla Rider
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Humboldt, Tennessee, United States
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I student taught for an entire year in a Kindergarten classroom. It was amazing to see what their brains absorbed throughout the year. They essentially came into the school year knowing basic shapes, letters, and numbers. Now, they can read stories, form addition/subtraction sentences, and much more. I am experienced with Eureka Math and CKLA - Amplify. I was so thankful for scripted curriculum during my student teaching experience. It was coinveinet to have the plans already available, but it was pleasing to put my own touch on each lesson. It is truly just an outline for you to follow. The 2020-2021 school year will be my first year to teach! I can not wait to learn everything my first year has to teach me!
I hope you are able to find something you could use in my shop! If you have any questions, please message me. I will get back to you as soon as I possibly can. Also, I am not afraid of special request? Have an activity, worksheet, etc. in mind but don't want to make it? Message me! I'd love to help!! Thank you everyone! God bless.
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"The Wolf and the Seven Little Kids" Sequencing
This sequencing activity goes along with CKLA - Kindergarten - Domain 3 - Stories. All five pictures are included on a separate sheet. This sequencing activity helps students recall key details from the text. Also, students are encourage to use transition words when recalling key details.
K - 1st
English Language Arts
"Chicken Little" Sequencing
The pictures for this sequencing activity go along with CKLA Kindergarten Domain 3 - Stories. It can certainly be used for any reading of the story though. The activity uses transition words; beginning, middle, and end. This is the perfect opportunity to introduce or review these components of a story.
K - 1st
English Language Arts
Indoor Recess Games
Here you will find 21 games that can be played within your classroom. Only 3 games require objects to play (2 different sized balls, rubber chicken, ball or something to pass). Each of the games involve the whole class and can be fun for everyone! Great for a wide span of grade levels.
K - 5th
Physical Education
Fruit/Seed Matching
The images go along with the story "The Fruits of Polly's Labor". This story is found in the CKLA - Kindergarten - Domain 4 - Plants. This activity would be perfect for any unit on learning which seed coincide with which fruit.
K - 1st
English Language Arts
"Oh, the Places You'll Go" Hot Air Balloon (Read Across America)
Each student will need: - 1 hot air ballon (white cardstock) - 1 hot air balloon basket (brown/tan cardstock) - 2 pieces of twine - colorful construction paper pieces - glue * I pre-cut the hot air balloon, baskets, and two pieces of twine * After reading the story, talk to your students about their future. Let them dream about what they would like to be when they grow up. Give students the sentence stem "When I grow up..." (I hung this in the hall above their hot air balloons). On the hot air
K - 2nd
English Language Arts
"Oh, the Places You'll Go" Writing Journal (Read Across America)
After reading, "Oh, the Places You'll Go", have students think about one place they would like to go. The place can be real or fictitious. Students should draw a picture and write about where they would go. For older grades, students should write why they wish to go there.
K - 2nd
English Language Arts
"The Gigantic Turnip" (Life Cycle) Sequencing
This activity was used for an after reading activity of "The Gigantic Turnip". It can be found in CKLA - Kindergarten - Domain 4 - Plants. The pictures are included. Students are able to use transition words to correlate with the life cycle of a turnip.
K - 1st
English Language Arts
"Little Tree" Sequencing (Life Cycle of a Tree)
"Little Tree" is written by Loren Long. Use this sequencing activity to discuss the life cycle of a tree. Also, you may use this worksheet to review transition words.
K - 1st
English Language Arts
"Green Eggs and Ham" Writing Journal (Read Across America)
After reading the story, have students journal about what they do like. They may pick one food, draw a picture, and write about it telling why they chose that food.
K - 1st
English Language Arts
Student Interest Survey / Parent Survey
Get to know your students! This survey pair allows you to learn things about your students through their eyes and their parents.
K - 2nd
English Language Arts
Vocabulary Four Square
This worksheet allows students to write the vocabulary word, definition, use it in a sentence, and draw a picture. This activity could be used when introducing a new vocabulary word, or during center time for vocabulary review.
K - 2nd
English Language Arts, Vocabulary
Science Safety Posters
Here you will find 5 posters for lower elementary students. This posters review very basic rules that students should remember when preparing for science experiments.
K - 1st
Science
Sequencing Graphic Organizer
This is a great graphic organizer that uses transition words and allows an opportunity for illustrations.
K - 2nd
English Language Arts
"Little Tree" Personification Game
The game goes along with the book "Little Tree" written by Loren Long. This game is perfect for centers. Each student will select a leaf, and then they will act it out. Have students discuss why each of the leaves represents personification.
K - 1st
English Language Arts
Reading Interest Survey
Use this survey to find out your student's tendencies when choosing books and reading!
K - 1st
English Language Arts, Reading, Reading Strategies
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About the store
Experience
I student taught for an entire year in a Kindergarten classroom. It was amazing to see what their brains absorbed throughout the year. They essentially came into the school year knowing basic shapes, letters, and numbers. Now, they can read stories, form addition/subtraction sentences, and much more. I am experienced with Eureka Math and CKLA - Amplify. I was so thankful for scripted curriculum during my student teaching experience. It was coinveinet to have the plans already available, but it was pleasing to put my own touch on each lesson. It is truly just an outline for you to follow. The 2020-2021 school year will be my first year to teach! I can not wait to learn everything my first year has to teach me!
I hope you are able to find something you could use in my shop! If you have any questions, please message me. I will get back to you as soon as I possibly can. Also, I am not afraid of special request? Have an activity, worksheet, etc. in mind but don't want to make it? Message me! I'd love to help!! Thank you everyone! God bless.
Teaching style
I am a fan of a hands-on and cooperative student learning approach. I have found that students learn best when they are able to use different learning modalities and multiple intelligences. It is very eye-opening how much students can teach each other just by asking a question or making a comment. I try to cater to each of my student's different learning styles as best as I can.
My own education history
I graduated from Union University in Jackson, Tennessee in May of 2020. I have a bachelor's degree in Elementary Education. I am certified K-5. Hoping to add a masters degree soon!
Additional biographical information
I am from a small town in West Tennessee. I met my husband at the college I attended my freshman year. We got married my senior year, the weekend after I graduated. He decided to further his education, and is currently attending school in Chicago, IL. In June of 2020, I moved to the big city to join him. A small town girl is now taking on the big city.
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