Danielle Commander

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Centereach, New York, United States

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I have been teaching a self-contained primary level class since 2001 for the same school district. The make up of my class changes yearly so I am always looking to spice things up.

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McGraw-Hill Treasures Grade K High Frequency Sight Words Word Worm

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Danielle Commander

A word worm to help you and your students keep track of what words they have learned. The 4 pages included are: * Sight words are written in the word worm already. Students can color the worm as they master each word. * Blank word worm with 31 spaces which is enough for all the Treasures K High Frequency Words * Blank word worm with 10 spaces * Blank word worm with 5 spaces

PreK - 2nd

Phonics & Phonological Awareness, Reading

CCSS

RF.K.3c

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Danielle Commander

2 sets of worksheets: - 4 pages in each set - first set focuses on 1-5 - second set focuses on 6-10 - worksheets in each set include: * count then circle the answer * count then draw a line to answer * color correct number of objects * count then write the answer - worksheets are clear and simple for students to complete

PreK - 1st

Math

CCSS

K.CC.A.1

, K.CC.A.3

, K.CC.B.4

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Experience

I have been teaching a self-contained primary level class since 2001 for the same school district. The make up of my class changes yearly so I am always looking to spice things up.

Teaching style

If my students are not mastering a skill...what can I do differently? Sometimes simple is better.

Awards & shining teacher moments

Teacher of the Year 2011 in my district

My own education history

Undergraduate degree- B.S. Marine Biology Master's degree- M.S. Education (General and Special Education)

Additional biographical information

I began my adult journey with hopes of saving marine mammals. I worked at a small fish hatchery and aquarium for some time but needed to pay my bills. I decided to take on a teaching job in an independent special education school. My first day began with being bit by Bobby and ended with hugs from Bobby. I went home thinking, "This day was awesome!", and from there I was determined to become a teacher. I love my job, my students, and the challenges I face daily!