Emily Bechstein

Complete these 100th day activities to break open the boxes and complete a fun challenge! Activities include -Filling out a 100's chart -Finding even and odd numbers -Coloring numbers to form a code -Following directions This document includes a pre-made breakout that you can just print or a blank for you to write on.

This product focuses on addition and subtraction story problems. Students have to be detectives to determine whether they need to add or subtract in each problem. There are also some problems that have just a bar model for them to read.

This is a game to help reinforce fact and opinion. Use this basketball game to get kids active while learning. This would make a great rainy day activity.

Do you use groups in your classroom? Try out these jobs for easier management. Place the posters in your room with descriptions of each job. Place the numbers on each desk for visual management of your jobs.

Help students practice their spelling skills every night. Use this menu to allow them to have choice in how they complete their spelling each night.

I have created a power point presentation to help introduce a Community unit in an elementary classroom. This brief presentation is a way to get the kids minds rolling and thinking about what is in a community. Hope you enjoy! Thanks Emily Knapp Elementary Times Blog

Use this product to keep track of Non-compliance for a student or even another behavior. This is a daily sheet to keep record of problems.

Introducing Scientific Method can be difficult for students. Use this product as a visual and a walk through to help them better understand. This is great to use before science fair to teach students to do a project properlly.

Use this to keep staff on track and accountable when using DIBELS. This is a great self assessment tool for staff members. It would be great for new teachers to see if they are on track or need extra help with their implementation of the DIBELS program.

This document contains printable flash cards for students to work on subtraction. They are -0 up to -9 using 12 as the highest top number. Print these on cardstock and have students write answers on the back for practice.

Acrostic Poem using the letters in Valentine. Create one word or a phrase to create a poem for Valentine's Day.

Organize all of your information on one page for Parent Teacher Conferences. Use this to be prepared and ready for parents when they come in.

Rocket into Reading for March is reading month. Use this introductory letter and reading log to boost students reading during the month.

Here is a log to keep track of Reading Minutes for March is Reading Month. This log is space themed. It can be used for any grade level.

Teach Main Idea and Detail through writing with this snowman graphic organizer. Have students choose a story and outline it with this.

This is an introduction to a Unit that I am working on about the Community. This is a way to understand what students already know and what they want to learn.