Chasing Dreams

This assignment has a variety of math examples to help students so that they continue to retain the taught information. It includes word problems, coins, rounding, greater than and less than, subtracting with regrouping, multiplication, division, measurement, etc. This can be used as morning math or you can use it as an assessment to see if your students are mastering the information.

Special Education Teachers here is a great way to progress monitor decodable words that are already available for you. No need to rack your brain on words. Here is a list provided for you.

Hi guys, Here is a great way to keep track of students skip counting abilities. Teachers can keep track of IEP goals or use this to help with identifying where students are excelling or struggling.

An easy way to progress monitor using flash cards. Simply download, print, laminate and you are all set.

Alphabet Cards already made for you so you can progress monitor with ease. Just download the file and print on cardstock. You could even laminate them to make them last longer.

Hi Teachers, Here is a quick and easy way to have all of your progress monitoring worksheets available for you in just a moments time. You can also use this as a quick handout or a homework assignment.

Hi Teachers, Looking for an easy way to progress monitoring or just want to have a worksheet on hand. Here are a number of worksheets with one digit adding.

A great resource to help students to write a complete sentence. A visual and a word bank are a good way to accommodate to students who need it.

A great way for students to independently show that they know what a proper and common noun are. Assess students on which words need to be capitalized by highlighting the words.

Find items around your classroom to measure... But first, have them estimate how many centimeters or inches it is going to be.. :)

Hi guys, Here is a simple matching game for students working with CVC words. You could use it as a progress monitoring tool. I have included data sheets to record right and wrong answers.

The following is a great way to model and show students how to find central idea within a passage especially if they are struggling with how to find it in the text. The following includes a graphic organizer with a model of how fill out the graphic organizer. There is also a writing activity provided for students to come up with their own central idea and support it using details. Also included is a set of matching terms for the vocab standards. I typically start by going over the standard and t