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EASTER Ten Frames 0-30

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EASTER Ten Frames 0-30SUBITIZING AND FACT FLUENCY PRACTICEThese festive, full-sized, 0-30 tens frames cards are a motivating way to practice subitizing, or instantly recognizing quantities. Flash the frames in random order and ask for the number of objects or how many is one more, one less, double, double plus one more, or half of the amount they see!!Flashing ten frames prepares students to solve derived facts by creating "ten facts" from 8's and 9's, adding doubles and neighbors, finding mult

PreK - 3rd

Math, Place Value

Preschool Year Long Assessment

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PreschoolWithKimberly

Preschool assessment that allows progress to easily be tracked in fall, winter, and spring. I personally use this form at parent teacher conferences in the winter and spring as a quick snapshot of growth that parents can easily understand. (Please see my store for the free Assessment Quick Sheet which displayed letter, numbers, shapes, and colors in random order.) Content Assessed Uppercase Letter Recognition Lowercase Letter RecognitionSound Identification Letter Formation Color Identification

PreK

Math, Phonics & Phonological Awareness, Writing

MTSS Math Intervention Toolkit: K.CC.4, K.2D

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Amazing Documents

MTSS Math Intervention Toolkit: K.CC.4, K.2DWhether your student needs additional practice in a specific target skill, explicit reteaching, or intensive intervention; the MTSS Intervention Toolkit is designed to help. Subject: Mathematics Level: Kindergarten Target Skill:Common Core: K.CC.4: Understand the relationship between numbers and quantities; connect counting to cardinality.Texas TEKS: K.2(D): I can recognize instantly the quantity of a small group of objects in organized and random arra

K - 1st

Math

CCSS

K.CC.A.2

, K.CC.B.4

Anecdotal Notes Template Including Small Group Notes and Teacher Checklist

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Learn Grow Blossom

As teachers, we know that using an anecdotal notes template can help us see progress in our students, write report cards, and prepare for parent meetings. Make a teacher binder for your anecdotal notes template, small group notes, and teacher checklists.This resource answers the question... How do you keep track of all of the notes that you jot down for each student? If you're anything like I was, you have 5 cute notebooks stuffed in your desk with anecdotal notes in them, random notes on stud

2nd - 6th

Math, Reading

Also included in: Planner & Assessment BUNDLE: Teacher Planner, Gradebook & Year At a Glance