First Grade Made

These are editable multipurpose name tags to be used in your classroom. I utilize them as name tags to fit in my seat sacks purchased from Really Good Stuff. Suggestions for use: Click text boxes to insert text. Adjust font, color, size and style to your liking. Print on cardstock, laminate and insert in seat seat name tag slits.

This product was intended to be used as a portfolio cover to fit the needs of your classroom. This product includes the ability to be *edited* only by typing a name above the grade and portfolio title. For more inspiration on how to use this cover to create a student portfolio, visit my blog www.thefirstgrademade.blogspot.com. Grades Included: Preschool Kindergarten First Grade Second Grade Third Grade Fourth Grade Fifth Grade

*****RECENTLY UPDATED****************** Redownload this product if you own it! This resource is great for teachers looking for a little something to make their class chaperones feel special! :) I also love when my kiddos can speak to adults using their name. I plan to use these name tags for my aquarium trip this spring! It will be easy to prep and very effective/user friendly the day of the trip! Great for any trip. This EDITABLE pack includes: Name tag templates for males and females (both

This product was intended to help educators make a long term plan through the year. The editable template is organized by month with room to add unit titles and weekly teaching points. This product has allowed me to gain a stronger sense of the "bigger picture" of what I am currently teaching, where I will be going next and where my students need to be at the end of the year. There is just so much we need to squeeze into a year and this is perfect to help keep you on track. :)

I use writing portfolios in my classroom to progress monitor my student’s writing abilities and track their growth throughout the year. It is a great formal assessment tool to use at conferences and when grading for report cards. I have found that parents also enjoy writing portfolios as engages them and communicates what we are learning and doing in the classroom. Writing portfolios have sparked interest in writing with my students and allowed growing writers to flourish! I use a file folder

Looking for a fun way to engage families in your classroom? This product was intended to incorporate elements of shared literacy to create a class recipe book! I use this product as the culminating project of an apple unit. After spending some time building our schema and learning new information about apples, I ask families to share their favorite apple recipe book. Then I combine the recipes into a recipe class book and send them home as a keepsake. This is a great way to engage students and