FUNtastic First Grade

Everything you need for Stuffed Animal Day! Includes a note to send home to families, as well as some literacy and math activities for your students to do with their stuffed animal at school.

These leveled writing templates make a great end-of-year activity for your students! Use them as a writing sample to pass on to next year's teachers, or as a final writing assignment in June when you need just one more thing to keep your students motivated to write. Here you will have everything you need for all your diverse learners. There are templates with sentence stems, a basic friendly letter template with a greeting and closing provided, or just plain lined paper (dashed for those who ne

This resource is helpful for children who have difficulty expressing their feelings or may need help identifying their feelings. If you want to have a Cozy Corner or Calm Down Kit in your classroom, this can be a great resource to add to your kit. It can also be useful for parents to use at home with their young children. To make this tool, follow these 5 simple steps: 1. Print each page on thick paper - I recommend using cardstock. 2. Laminate each page to make it more durable. 3. Cut out eac

Fun and engaging NO PREP way for students to practice place value and comparing 1-digit, 2-digit, or 3-digit numbers. This differentiated game has three levels to meet your students' needs. Slide these pages right into clear plastic sleeves and grab some dice for a simple and fun partner activity or math station.

These labels will help keep you and your students organized! They can be used to label the inside of a two-pocket folder used for daily home-school communication. The labels read "Right back to school" and "Left at home" so students know which pocket to place papers that need to come right back to school (such as homework and permission slips) and which papers can be left at home (such as newsletters and corrected work). I also included pictures of a right hand and left hand to help reinforce

Are your students struggling to stay motivated during remote learning? Are parents asking you for more ideas to engage their child at home? Then this product is just what you need! Distance learning is challenging for everyone, so maybe your students need a little incentive to get their tasks done at home. Heck, who doesn't? It sounds like this digital sticker chart/reward chart/incentive chart/whatever-you-want-to-call-it chart might be just what you're looking for! You will be purchasing

This is a cover page for student math binders. I slid these in the clear pocket on the front of the binder, but you could also 3-hole punch them. If you don't want to print in color, they will copy well onto colored paper too.