April Proctor

This is a set of number of the day mats. It has several versions that are all meant to meet the needs of all learners. Each mat covers common core, first grade math skills. Each mat has a different color border to easily differentiate them for your students. Laminate, assign your kiddos a color mat, give them a dry erase marker and you are set to go. You can have them work on the number of the day, roll a die, roll 2 or 3 dice to create a number....the possibilities are endless with these. T

This is a set of cards that can be laminated and passed out to keep your students engaged during calendar. Place a card on a students desk for them to complete during your calendar routine. Then check and discuss in small groups. For a fun option use these cards as a "hot-seat" activity by placing cards on just a few student seats before calendar each day. The students in the "hot seat" must complete the task card and share/explain to class as whole group is working on that skill. There are

This is a black and white basic version of the calendar companion cards. Use these to engage students during your morning calendar routine. Copy, laminate and cut apart for students to complete using a dry erase maker-or laminate a full page for students to work on. Yet another option...use the cards for "hot-seats". Place a few calendar activity cards on a few students seats. These students are the "hot-seat" students and complete the card and explain their work to the class. Enjoy!

This is a colorful dot version of the calendar companion cards. Use these to engage students during your morning calendar routine. Copy, laminate and cut apart for students to complete using a dry erase maker-or laminate a full page for students to work on. Yet another option...use the cards for "hot-seats". Place a few calendar activity cards on a few students seats. These students are the "hot-seat" students and complete the card and explain their work to the class. Enjoy!

This is a common core based counting game for 1st grade. It has 3 game boards...numbers to 20, numbers to 50 and numbers to 120. Students roll a die, count the number of spaces rolled, and move a counter to that space. The first one to reach the moon wins. I hope you enjoy this freebie!