Becki

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Great worksheet to help students master writing their ABC's. Could be used for daily practice, centers, or homework. Use the dotted letters to learn, and the blank boxes to master.

If you use PBIS in your classroom a great positive reward and visual motivation tool is this token system. To keep things exciting you can change it through the seasons. Fill a cup with 10 or more chips, remove a chip for negative behavior, add a chip for positive behavior. Use the incentive chart so that the student knows what they are working for. At the end of the day count the chips. This is great for reinforcing positive behavior, and holding the student accountable for their choices.

This Alphabet Coloring Book is the perfect tool for young learners to explore letters while developing their writing and motor skills. Each page features one large letter of the alphabet along with traceable words related to an easy-to-recognize object (like "A is for apple"). With simple, engaging illustrations for coloring, this book makes learning fun and interactive. Ideal for preschoolers, kindergarteners, or any little one ready to dive into the ABCs!

Add a note to your child's lunch, your student's homework folder, or a cute little note to put on their desk, this is even great to leave for staff in their mailboxes! These 16 notes are fun, colorful, and inviting, the back is blank to add your own little touch!

Add some colorful resources to your walls with these 2-D and 3-D shapes posters. 2-D Posters include sides and corners. 3-D shapes include vertices, edges, and corners. Great for students to refer to while learning the characteristics of shapes!

Use these colorful charts for homework folders, desk resources, or to put on top of students' desks for quick references during writing, or reading. Black and white also included for readable copies!

I have combined the ABC and 123 writing practice pages, because they could be used together, and are a great way to get that extra practice in!

A scaffold approach to teaching students to neatly write their 123's, great for TK-1st grade. Use daily, attach for homework, or extra practice at centers or in class.

If you use a clip chart, this is a great way to communicate with parents. Simply staple them in a planner or homework folder, and have students fill out their own chart at the end of each day. It helps the students take ownership, and it also helps with parent communication.