Forever Five

A weeks worth of Halloween noun and verb fun! The silly Halloween theme is sure to put your kiddos in the Halloween spirit and they may not even realize how much they are learning about nouns and verbs. These printables helps students practice classifying, identifying, editing, and even using nouns and verbs to make their own Halloween sentence. I hope your kiddos enjoy this as much as mine have!

I Can Edit- Capitals and Punctuation. This is a fun and engaging way to help emerging writers master writing conventions. This is a critical skill not only for beginning writers that will help practice editing skills. Suggested Use: I encourage students to use decoding skills to read the sentence first. Next, I ask students to put on their “editing goggles” and look for mistakes. Then, I tell students to rewrite the sentences while making the corrections. Finally, I let them pick their f

Need help keeping track of the letter sound, recognition, and writing your students know? This assessment tracks all in a fast, effective, and fun format. Each page focuses on one letter so you can get a focused assessment of how they are using their phonics knowledge.

Fluency within sums to five can be difficult. So, I purposefully concentrated on sums to five for these five worksheets. This engaging format will help your kiddos’ math fluency in no time! These pages have enough math problems to keep your kiddos engaged without frustrating them with a large amount of problems. Hope they love it! Always, Forever Five :)

A fun interactive game for multiplication practice. I like to print on card stock and laminate. I have included a place at the bottom to keep pieces organized during game play. I hope your littes enjoy this game and master the mental math skill of 10 more 10 less! Happy Haunting! Players: partner game Materials: Monster Multiplication Mat (one per pair), 2-12 sided die per pair, counters in 2 different colors Rules: Oldest student goes first. Kiddos take turn rolling die. Student comput

Help you littles learn how to identify upper and lowercase letters with these fun fruit flash cards. These cards have multiple uses. They can sort by color, tall vs short letters, consonant vs vowels, the possibilities are endless! Plus the yummy fruit theme will keep them engaged for hours.

These printables practice many early reading skills. The images are fun and interesting and your kiddos will not even realize they are practicing their sight words! First, students practice reading a CVC and sight words sentences. They must then pick one of the three sight words to best complete the sentence. This is not only great decoding practice, but students have to depend on their comprehension and knowledge of sentence structure to choose the correct word! The concepts in this section

This is part two of my best seller, I Can Edit! In this version students edit for capitals, punctuation, the pronoun I, as well as proper nouns (limited to days of the week and months of the year). Then they choose their favorite sentence and illustrate it. The addition of adding an illustration, adds a reading comprehension component. This packet contains 12 worksheet great for working on once a week for an entire Trimester! -Thanks, Heather

I Mean Why Not?! Let’s face it, we’re all sick, and we LOVE decorating our classrooms for the Holidays! Why not change our alphabet line as well?! These are full page Present shaped icon with 200+ font so your kiddos can see them from in the back of the room! So here you go, just print, laminate and cut out true to form!

Number words can be hard to learn. I place these near my independent centers so students can easily access and use as a resource for spelling number words! I try my best to help my students learn how to become independent learners and how to use resources around them to facilitate their learning. These number word mini-posters help my kiddos feel success and take command of their learning! Simply print laminate and hang where students can easily access. The students enjoy the images as the

These fun practice sheets can help your kiddos feel successful. The dotted font allows them to practice while you are teaching in small group. The large font, capital and lowercase letters are fun to color, fill in with bingo dabbers, paint, fill will play doh, or anything that comes to your imagination! Who knew letter writing could be so fun! :) Forever Five

I am so excited about the teacher manipulatives that come along with this series. The teacher manipulatives add a hands-on element to the lesson that really gets the kiddos interested. Furthermore the teacher manipulatives add a visual to help support a wide range of learners. I made these because I wanted my worksheets to be more of a lesson than practice. With the integration of teacher manipulatives and space for students to label images I can teach so many skills at once; segmenting, ble

Thank you for your purchase! These cute robot worksheet can be used so many ways! I use them for independent practice, as a partner activity, or in an explicit lesson (for beginners), and even as an assessment. Students love to color the funny robots when they are done and I love them because they allow my students to apply their knowledge of place value. I've included a blank worksheet, so you can differentiate to fir your students' needs! Concepts Standard, expanded, and word form number

I know my students struggle with some sight words more than others! So, I purposefully concentrated on five of the hardest Primer and First grade Dolche words; what, with, who, was, and were. I hope your kiddos have blast coloring while moving these words from their short term to their long term memory!!! :)

Why use story maps? They improve students' comprehension. They provide students with a framework for identifying the elements of a story. They help students of varying abilities organize information and ideas efficiently. I keep these by my library. When students turn them in, they receive a nickel for their classroom banks! It always makes me smile to read the completed map.

I love it when the kiddos are ready to learn and recognize chunks of sounds. This "stamp" format make building CVC words a TON OF FUN! DONT HAVE STAMPS? This worksheet DOES NOT have to be used with stamps. Students can write the word family instead. Differentiated Use (writing lines): For those not quite ready to compose a sentence; write your favorite word three times each. Explicit sentence lesson using an -AT family word. Some of my kiddos are ready to write independently. I ask t

Alphabet flash cards to help your little ones learn recognition, sound, and identification. The images are colorful and should keep them engaged for hours!

Thank you for trying Sight Word Play Mats. These printable practice many early reading skills. The images are fun and interesting and your kiddos will not even realize they are practicing their sight words! First, students practice reading CVC and sight words in a sentence. They must then pick the sight word to best complete the sentence. The concepts in this section alone are: blending, reading, comprehension, sight word recognition, and spelling. Next, students look at the mixed up sight