Engage Teach Repeat

Use these signs to label your learning targets on your whiteboard or pocket chart for students. I personally cut, laminated and then attached a magnet on these for my whiteboard and wrote the learning target for each area underneath each label.

Over 45 schedule cards for various subject areas. Neutral chalk board theme with images perfect for younger students and English Language Learners. Feel free to contact me if there are more cards that you would like to be added.

Print and hang outside your classroom door to remind parents to knock when it is their time.

These mini posters can be hung in classrooms, or added virtually, for students to communicate non-verbally. They are a great reminder to have students indicate they need to use the bathroom or get a drink without interrupting the learning. The "me too" symbol can be used throughout social emotional learning and academic lessons for students to make connections to each other and the content.

Print on different colored paper and laminate to hang as a classroom birthday sign. Write students names and birthdays before laminating or use a wet/dry erase marker to write names when laminated!

Noise level signs to hang in your classroom. 0- Ninja Mode 1- Whisper 2- Table Talk 3- Strong Voice

A survey to send to families at the beginning of the school year to learn more about their child.

Send to families for them to indicate their preferred form of contact.

This resource is a recording sheet designed to accompany my product- UFLI Aligned Decoding Progress Monitoring.

Students can use this checklist while working on a narrative small moment story.

Have students draw their first picture of themselves on their first day of first grade!

Have students use a pattern block template to create a symmetrical, 6-sided snowflake.

After students learn about different influential people have them complete this simple writing activity about a person of their choice!

Good visual reminder for your students of what the buttons look like to mute and unmute on Zoom. Print and reference during live class meetings. Works for other online video call programs too!

Post this at a break spot for students. Images remind them of breathing strategies- smell the flowers, blow out the candles or a five-finger breath.

This think sheet can be used for students to reflect on a behavior incident if the situation calls for parents being notified as well.

Have students create a monster. They will draw the monster and list two adjectives to describe their monster.

Have students write something they are thankful for and create a hand turkey!

Have students practice clapping out syllables with these fun Halloween themes words. Students can then tally how many words have 1, 2, 3 or 4 syllables.

Print and laminate double sided or stick it in a picture frame as a reminder for students when you are working one-on-one or in small groups!