Ally Wilder

Overview:An assessment for single digit subtraction drawing a picture and using a number line, double digit subtraction with no regroupingAn assessment review that is a quick overview of problems that will help prepare for the testWhat’s includedTESTPart A: Solve single digit subtraction by drawing circlesPart B: Solve single digit subtraction by using a number line Part C: Solve double digit subtraction (no regrouping) standard wayTEST REVIEW (shortened version)Ideal for: An assessment for 1st

Overview:An assessment review for single digit subtraction drawing a picture and using a number line, double digit subtraction with no regroupingWhat’s included:Part A: Solve single digit subtraction by drawing circlesPart B: Solve single digit subtraction by using a number line Part C: Solve double digit subtraction (no regrouping) standard wayIdeal for: 1st grade students preparing for a subtraction test

Overview:An assessment for skip counting by 2s, 5s, and 10s and single digit addition using 10 frames and number bondsWhat’s included:Part A: Skip Counting fill in the blank by 2s, 5s, and 10sPart B: Addition fill in the 10 frame and solve using a 10 framePart C: Addition using a number bondIdeal for: An assessment for the end of kindergarten or the first part of 1st grade

Overview:An assessment for single digit subtraction drawing a picture and using a number line, double digit subtraction with no regroupingWhat’s included:Part A: Solve single digit subtraction by drawing circlesPart B: Solve single digit subtraction by using a number line Part C: Solve double digit subtraction (no regrouping) standard wayIdeal for: An assessment for 1st grade students learning subtraction

Overview: A two-part, kid-friendly assessment that checks two essential skills in one activity: 1) recognizing and evaluating lab safety rules using smile/frown icons, and 2) matching the steps of the scientific method to their correct sequence. Perfect for end-of-unit checks or quick formative assessment. What’s included: Part A: Lab Safety Rules with smile/frown indicatorsA list of common K-2 lab safety statements (e.g., “Follow Directions” “Wear Goggles”: True or False” style prompts) with s

Overview: A kid-friendly, cut-and-paste sort that helps students sequence the five essential steps of the scientific method: Ask a Question, Gather Information, Form a Hypothesis, Test Hypothesis, Share REsults. The activity uses clear, simple language and supportive visuals to build foundational scientific reasoning. What’s included: One printable set (5-step sequence) with illustrated step cards and corresponding cut-out labels.Simple sorting mat to glue the correct order. How to use: PrintH

⭐️Product description: Printable poster “How Am I Getting Home?” (printable, laminate-ready) - Overview: A color-friendly, easy-to-scan classroom poster that clearly communicates every student’s dismissal routine. This printable helps students quickly determine and follow their after-school transportation plan, reducing confusion and keeping dismissal safe and orderly. - What’s included: - 3 printable posters (“Carpool, Extended Care, Sibling Pickup”, “Carpool, Extended Care, Bus”, and “Carpoo