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Use these balance scale handouts to help students: -understand the meaning of the equal sign -work with addition equations -work with addition equations relating two and three whole numbers -demonstrate fluency for addition within 10 (making 10) Use these for Common Core State Standards for Mathematics 1.OA.6 & 1.OA.7 & 1.OA.8

Students will easily sort, organize, and write information to create an informative All About book. Included for students is an easy-to-use graphic organizer, cover page, table of contents pages for parts 1-5 (which correspond with the graphic organizer for an easy transfer of knowledge), glossary page, and index page. Brief examples are given on the last page. Make your life easier by using these easy to follow, pre-made pages!

Students will attach silent e's to short vowel words to make new, long vowel words. This lesson includes pre-typed short vowel cards, pre-typed silent e cards, follow up worksheet, and fun little saying to help students remember the silent e rule. This lesson can be used as a whole group activity, center activity, one-on-one interventions, etc. Print on heavy paper or card-stock to use this lesson over and over for years to come. You will need about 25 clothespins for this activity.

This book contains a fun 100 "fill in the blank" sentence for children to get creative with. This book allows students to draw/write 100 things that they would like to have, would NOT like to have, would like to smell, would NOT like to smell, etc.

Here are a few basic subtraction word problems using numbers up to 20. Students read the story, use the pictures to help, and create a subtraction number sentence.

Students draw, label, and fill in the blanks in this easy-to-use journal. Vocab to use: gills, lungs, hind legs, front legs, tail, egg, hatch, tadpole, froglet, frog. The last page allows students to list the differences between tadpoles and frogs. I saved paper by putting 2 journals on 1 page.

Use this activity on the 100th day of school.Set the timer for 100 seconds and have your students do the activities before the timer goes off.