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This colorful Book Journal is the perfect tool to encourage meaningful reading reflection all year long! Designed with engaging illustrations and student-friendly pages, this journal can be used in multiple ways to fit your classroom needs. Teachers can: Print pages to send home with students during the school year or over summer break Keep journals in the classroom for independent reading responses Use pages as a whole-class activity after finishing a read-aloud or class novel together T

CVC + CVCe words: adding endings to words - doubling consonant/eliminating e/keep the same These worksheets are designed to help students practice and master how to correctly add endings to base words (like hop, hope, plan, make) by following the three main spelling rules: Doubling the final consonant – when adding an ending (such as -ing, -ed, -er) to a CVC word (consonant-vowel-consonant), students double the final consonant (e.g., hop → hopping, run → running). The worksheets give repe

Every child gets their own chart and I personalize it with their name. They can be displayed on their desk or in a private folder (K-5) These charts are an excellent reminder of what we are striving for: following our classroom rules and expectations and demonstrating positive social skills. We review our charts frequently and I ask the students what they plan on working on. This is such a great opportunity for self reflection, and builds SEL skills. In behavior, there’s a whole lot of talk abo

100 Mile Club - Encouraging an active lifestyle at home It is great to move around at home and in school and this worksheet will aid in the movement not only of students but adults/families at well!

It’s back to school time!! I’d like to share with you a page that will hopefully help in your 1st week of school planning. This page is part of a morning work packet and is perfect for ‘getting to know your students’. When complete, you can decorate a bulletin board with some of the pages – enjoy!

Daily Schedules for Your “Work From Home” and “Kids At Home” Quarantine Time. As schools shut down and offices clear out indefinitely, we’re left with the reality that we may be working from home for awhile. Or if you have little at home, you may be helping them finish out the remainder of the school year at the kitchen table. You’re not alone. I'm right there with you. To make your time spent quarantined at home feel a little more normal, my number one recommendation is to implement a daily sc