Educator Designs

A memory book for students leaving your class during the year. Each student gets a "goodbye" page to write and illustrate and the leaving child can color and decorate the cover while their classmates complete their individual pages. Staple it all together and send home as a gift to the student who is leaving. **UPDATED 4/4/15 to include longer writing page for older students**

These activities can be used with sight words or other word study principles. Included -Blank Word Search (can be made by a teacher or student) -Secret Code (can be made by a teacher or student) -Word Tiles

Learning math addition doubles facts are an important skill in the early elementary grades. This pack has lots of activities to introduce, reinforce and review doubles facts. Activities include... -Literacy Connections -Flash Cards -Word Problems -Number Sentences -Music Integration -Pocket Chart Cards

A Classroom Masters Binder is perfect for keeping all the files that you need on hand - accessible quickly - right at your fingertips. Its a great classroom organizational tool! Each section header contains ideas of items to include to help get your binder completed! Need a custom section header - send me an email!

Correlates with 1st grade Reading Street, Unit 5, Lesson 1 or at anytime your class is studying diphthongs (/ow/) Set Includes... 16 Word Cards Word Search (with answer key) Scrambled Words Activity (with answer key) Game Board with 12 game pieces

2 versions of a listening center report. A simple K version has space for their favorite part and a simple sentence. The 1st grade version has space for a beginning, middle and end picture and a sentence for each.

Use these printable reference charts in small groups, on student desks or send home for parents to use! Laminate them first to increase durability

Laminate these pages and easily send home materials and directions for parents to help you complete things at home. Check out my blog post for complete details on how I use these in my classroom... http://primaryteachertoolbox.blogspot.com/2012/07/parent-volunteer-bags.html