Debby Dowell

Organize your classroom library shelves/bins with these creative labels. This set includes everything: some examples; A-B-C Books, Africa, Science, Math, Biographies, Autiobiographies, American History, Friendship, Poetry, Maps, Cinderella Stories, Weather, Spiders, Insects, Silly Stories, and much more.

Use these pinch cards to quickly assess your students understanding of a new concept or a concept already taught.

How many words can you make using the letter tiles h-a-l-l-o-w-e-e-n? Your students will love these three great making words activities.They can discover and create these new words independently or with a partner.

This is a great homework activitiy to send home at the beginning of the year to get to know your students. They can fill it out independently or as a family activity.

Run this off on cardstock and laminate - fold into a triangle (tape the ends) and place on the students' desks. This is a great tool to teach students how to be active listeners as well as respond to one another with accountable talk.

Three different BINGO boards to use as incentives to get your students to read across the genres.

An exit ticket upgrade that allows for student choice

This is a great resource to teach students to become peer editors.

Fun Fall/Halloween activity using classifying and the concepts of more, less, and equal using a bar graph.