FirstGrade Fun

Perfect Christmas time craft. Just print out the cut outs. Have the students color the big leaves green and the smaller leaves red. Then color the circles red. After, cut out the leaves and circles (the leaves do not need the stems)! Then assemble the poinsettia!

Perfect activity for Christmas time! Print out the pieces to the gingerbread house and have students color them. Then have the cut out all the pieces. Give each student a paper bag for them to glue on their pieces!

This is a perfect way to have whole class management. Just laminate all three sheets. Then cut out the marbles and add velcro dots or sticky tack to the back. (If doing velcro, add velcro to the jar too.) Then you're set to go. I like to have student pick how many marbles they need to earn in order to get the reward. I also give students the option to pick the reward (like extra recess, games, flashlight reading, etc). Then we play teacher vs students to see if they earn their marble for the da

Perfect craft to do when you get back from winter break in the new year! Just print out the 2 pages and have your students color the disco, their choice of sunglasses and their choice of hats. Then have the student cut out the pictures and glue them together.

Shine on the carpet poster to remind students how to sit at the carpet.

Print this out for your students to help them with sounds and numbers. It also includes shapes, colors, months, and days.

Whole Body Listening poster to remind students.

This is a perfect activity for task boxes. Just print these out, laminate, and cut. Perfect for students working on CVC words. Just give students a whiteboard marker, and all they have to do is write the missing vowel.

Here is the perfect engaging activity for your students to practice their trick words. Have the students play tic tac toe and they have to say the word correctly to claim a spot. There are 4 games on each paper and they use the same words just in different places.

Here is a fun science activity to make predictions with. Before you test it, have the students make a prediction on whether the object will float. They just have to write yes or no. Then have a bucket/bowl of water to test the objects. After they watch the objects, they need to write what they observed. (Yes or no if it floated or did not float).

Here is a poster to remind students what a sentence needs.

Line up like a star poster to remind students how to line up.

Here is a great activity to work on number object correspondence. This activity helps the student write the letter the correct way and see how much is in the number. They can put counting bears on the bears on the paper and count while doing it.

This is a printable journal that has monthly prompts for the students to write about. Perfect for just about any grade. This is best used if you print it on both sides.

Here is a parent form for those back-to-school conferences so you can get to know your new students and the parents!

This is a set of 4 worksheets with pictures of CVC words. The middle line is red to let the students know that it has to be a vowel.

Here are the perfect punctuation posters. They each come with a poem to help students remember which one to use!

Here are ten frames for #0-10 and dice for #1-6. The blank ten frame can be used to have the students show you a number.

Here is a perfect birthday poster for your classroom that does not take up a lot of space. Just use a magnetic curtain rod to hang it on your whiteboard!