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A festive, homemade math worksheet. Great for those morning entry tasks, math groups/centers, homework, or extra material for guest teachers during the holiday season. Wishing you peace during these frantic, teaching times. Features: Just Drag & Drop PNG File on to Microsoft Word or Google Drive, adjust size, printMultiplication Facts Numbers 5 -10Common Core Style Problem SolvingNumber BondsCommunicative PropertyQuotient FindingWritten & Standard Algorithm Multiplication Fact PracticeGRADES 3rd

A festive, homemade math worksheet. Great for those morning entry tasks, math groups/centers, homework, or extra material for guest teachers during the holiday season. Wishing you peace during these frantic, teaching times. Features: Just Drag & Drop PNG File on to Microsoft Word or Google Drive, adjust size, printMultiplication Facts Numbers 0 - 4Common Core Style Problem SolvingNumber BondsCommunicative PropertyQuotient FindingWritten & Standard Algorithm Multiplication Fact PracticeGRADES 3rd

Welcome back to the beginning of another school year! So exciting to be creating more materials this year. This lesson is great for grades 1st - 3rd. It can help you quickly assess what students would like to focus on this year, demonstrates their writing level, and gives students a chance to self-reflect and prioritize their goals. Can be displayed in many ways: Bulletin Board Memory BooksParent/Guardian Conferences as a way to broach sensitive topics relating to behavior or academic areas of

Here is a template you can make your own for those parent newsletters. Great for new teachers or for those experienced teachers who want to mix it up a bit. Keep parents informed on the different topics you are learning about. Give them those important dates so they can schedule that in. Add a personal note to create those positive teacher-parent relationships. This template is for the month of October, but you can change it for any month.You can change the fill for background for important date

Wanting to let students know you care? Maybe you are tired of the same old corny puns (I < 3 Nerds.... sigh), sugar, and boring traditional store cards. Well look no further... These cards are: Cheap :)Customizable - Add 3 traits next to the heart bullet points to let students know they are cared about and unique (e.g. Intelligent, Hilarious, Kind)HomemadeCan be printed in black/white or in color for some more pizazz! PNG File - Just place in a Word Document, Adjust, Print Happy Valentine'

Great way to get to know your kinders & fun for memory books. Also fun for homeschoolers at the beginning of the year too! Can model & guide students ORAllow for (slight) independent work to check forCapital letters for namesPhonetic awarenessAnimal & food words/spellingKnowledge of ColorsHandwritingHave fun and enjoy the new school year!

Count by 2's all the way up to 50. Fun lion theme. Students write the next number in the sequence. Can either print two sided, or can staple together. Best for Kindergarten and 1st Grade (beginning of year). Let me know what you gals and pals think about this one. I'm always curious how these lessons play out. :)

A fun activity that involves the practice of drawing a face, coloring in the lines, and some freestyle drawing (hat, what leprechaun is holding). Can model/brainstorm ideas for what the leprechaun likes, his name, his favorite things. Works best for kindergarten or 1st grade. Perfect to hang out on your wall or for memory books.

First letter of the vowel series. Will have different worksheets for each vowel as time goes on. I will bundle them when it becomes available. I will also have other worksheets with different ways to focus on short and long vowel sound. Great for advanced kindergarten or first gradeHelps with Rhyming FamiliesFine motor cutting and gluingSilent E introductionModel or Independent work depending on abilityI would pair this lesson with some music where kids can sing along. I think it also works wel

No one likes the process of creating sub notes.... while throwing up, with a fever, or dealing with children doing everything previously mentioned. Here is a template you can edit to make it your own. The highlighted "YELLOW" will be areas you will need to make your own. Feel free to do what you will. Add pictures, clip art, and just get crazy with it. :)

Great for preparing target learning goals and quick assessments after each lesson. Keeps you organized for quick observations from principal and colleagues. Can place in binder or tucked into planners. Helps guide your teaching to match it with curriculum. Free!

This is specifically for Guest/Substitute Teachers. You can change the image and or picture, along with the highlighted text. Pretty simple. Lots of room to add personal touches. This is the document I use for a full day of subbing. I like print on both sides and staple them. I keep a folder with these in my sub bag, ready to go for those last minute jobs. As a former full-time teacher, those little touches and pictures of who was in your classroom goes a long way and can help get you that full