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A simple silent "e" activity to test your student's skills. Not editable sorry!

A simple name tag for desks or cubbies.

PPT. folder is editable but you will lose my fonts. Sorry! A set of 5 different types of brag tag bracelets! Give these to students who show good behavior in one way or another. Staple around their wrist so they can show it off to their parents! I like to write a short note about why the student received their bracelet on the back so the parents know. You can print these on colored paper to make them pop.

A simple checklist for revising (ARMS) and editing (CUPS). You could give this to students whole, but I personally like to cut it in half and give each checklist separately. This is completely editable!

This is a fun craft! The students can write reasons they love mom on the petals of the flower as well as write a short note on the pot. I love this because it doesn't say anything about Mother's Day on the craft for students who may not have a mother in their life. These students can still give this project to their caregivers.

A retelling hand activity for lower level writers as well as those with more experience. For lower level writers have them use the copy with lines on the side so they have more room to write. For higher level writers have them write their retelling in the fingers of the hand. Also included is an activity idea for an example. The students could cut out the example hand and glue it to a popsicle stick so they can pull it easily for a reference.

Editable summer-themed newsletter!

This is a SUPER fun activity for students to practice adding and subtracting numbers with decimals up to the hundredths place!

An editable Venn Diagram template for your students to use!

This is a simple letter template to send home to keep your parents updated and happy!

A simple name tag for the students' desks or cubbies!

A simple card sized teacher stationery. I like to print these on cardstock and write a short note to parents on the back. Editable so you can type your own name or message on the cards.

Color in the CORRECT FACTS about MLK Jr. Insert your own facts to tailor it to your books and lessons!

A simple newsletter with an emoji theme. Editable so you can type info into it but also has lines if you want to hand write the information.

I chose to print these out and laminate them so I can write and rewrite names one them!

A sheet for your students to write down the books they read during the summer. I am using this as group incentive in my daycare class, but it could also be an individual activity for students during the summer.

A simple and easy template for parent letters!

A simple flipbook for the students to record their predictions of books they read with a section for their reasoning for their prediction and what actually happened in the book. You can cut these out and glue them onto another piece of paper to construct the flipbook.

An all about me page for your students with the emoji theme! Have students draw themselves, their family, and their hobby as emojis! Super Fun!

Students can use this to identify the moral of a fable and connect the moral to their own experiences.