Cole's Class

These are great to put usernames and passwords on for various websites and logins! You can laminate the sheet and have the students keep it, or you can even cut out the cards and attach them to a ring to hang in the room for them to access whenever!!

Have students cut out and glue this NUMBER PATTERNS/SEQUENCE activity into their MATH INTERACTIVE NOTEBOOKS! Or, just cut out and turn in as worksheet! Various number patterns as simple as 1,2,3,... to more challenging as problems increase!

This is a follow up activity to go along with the expository text "A Walk in the Desert" from Unit 1 of Reading Street. After students read the Main Selection (Story of the Week) they can complete this Main Idea and Detail activity! Whole group, small group, partners, individual. Students love drawing a picture of their desert landscape! CREDITS: FONT USED -----> HelloBigDeal from Hello Fonts FREEBIE from Hello Literacy

Need a quick flip book that students can put together as they learn about Election Days? No dates are on this, so it can be used any year without updating! This flip-book contains 4 pages, in addition to a title page: --What is it? --Vocabulary --Candidates --If I Were President... Credit -->> Hello Fonts from Hello Literacy!

This activity comes with 40 different word cards that you can cut apart (and laminate for longer use). Have student select four words at a time to practice putting in ABC Order. This is a great center activity, literacy game, guided reading group activity, or early finisher activity. Comes with a recording sheet that has an ABC chart provided for student to use as a guide.

These cards are GREAT for playing Memory Match. Turn the cards face down and have students try to get a match. Also great for passing out to students and having them walk around the room to find and match up to their partner. Students love to review skills by playing Memory Match. Great for an early finisher activity or a table review. Also great review game to use in guided reading group.

I created these posters for my students who need extra support for behaviors. There is often confusion between earning a break and needing to cool down. These posters help the student understand if they're taking 5 minutes because they worked hard and earned it, or if they just need 5 minutes for themselves to regroup and cool down a bit. Once I introduced this to my students, it really helped them SEE and UNDERSTAND what actions led to outcomes. This PDF has my 4 choices for breaks and cool

Enjoy some freebies for Halloween and Day of the Dead! Coloring pages can be used for early finishers, indoor recess, morning bell work, etc!