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This bundle contains 40 different letter templates! They are lined to remind students of how to format a letter. This bundle covers each of the FOUR SEASONS and many HOLIDAYS including: New Years, Groundhog Day, Valentine's Day, Presidents' Day, St. Patrick's Day, Earth Day, Easter, Mother's Day, Father's Day, Fourth of July/Patriotic, Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Birthday's. Enjoy! -Paige Fritzmeyer

This is a complete set of multiplication triangle cards from 1-12. Each page is a new factor. I printed these on different colors of paper and paper clipped each factor and put them in a bag for students to practice. These are awesome because you can use them for multiplication, division, and determining the missing factor, based on which number students cover up. A great resource and kids love them! If you love these cards, grab my multiplication test set, complete with a personal tracking

Grab this cute freebie to use with young writers this Spring! Writing prompts are great for morning work, homework, and extra writing practice.

This is a complete set of timed tests 0-12, with 3 mixed tests. Tests are short and should take around 30 seconds. This is a great way to check in with students quickly and hold them accountable for learning their facts. Also included is an individual tracking sheet for students and certificates for mastering all facts. If you like this, be sure to check out my multiplication/division triangle cards bundle! Enjoy! -Paige Fritzmeyer

These counting books are a great introduction to counting! They go from 0-10. Students practice filling in ten frames and tracing/writing numbers. Great beginning of the year packet that can be completed over several days. Enjoy! -Paige Fritzmeyer

This note-taking guide for teachers is perfect to use during guided reading with young students! I print them off and put them in my reading binder. Each reading group gets their own sheet that is good for 6 lessons (printed front and back). I fill out my lesson plan using the top portion and take notes on students in the bottom box. I hope you find this as useful as I do! -Paige Fritzmeyer