Hampton Squares

These worksheets will help students identify primary and secondary sources. Students can write about a time they were a primary source and share their own experience. These resources were used for my second grade class, but works well with other grade levels as well.

Great worksheets available digitally, ready for google classroom! This bundle includes a short reading passage with an answer sheet that can be used as a quiz/assessment. Practice worksheets include fill in the blanks and two graphic organizers students can use as practice before the assessment.

Great way to start the year and find out what your students' needs are! I created this assessment based on what my students should have learned according to their first grade standards. It's simple and easy to use! Included are 6 slides of ELA and Math questions.

This specific standard was a little tricky for my students. I had to create a graphic organizer that forced them to dig deeper for key details in the text. It also allowed them to review story elements in a story.

The Pigeon Has to Go To School is a great read aloud for the little ones! I read it to my 1st and 2nd grade students the first day of school. It is a real ice breaker! These worksheets/graphic organizers are easy to use and allows teachers to quickly assess their new little ones.

David Goes to School is one of the most liked books in the early childhood grades. The read aloud is funny and students are always engaged. These fun graphic organizers are great activities for the first week of school.

This jeopardy game is not only engaging and fun, but students become experts at developing problem solving strategies. Instead of fearing two and three digit numbers for the first time , students are excited to participate in this fun online game. Game comes with directions. Just like real jeopardy game with one and two stew word problems. Also includes addition and subtraction equations.

These differentiated graphic organizers worked well during distance learning. I was able to teach my small groups online and apply each graphic organizer to each group according to their learning styles.

I created these differentiated graphic organizers for my third grade students. Using text evidence is probably repetitive in every classroom, but students sometimes don't apply it unless they visually see it, asking them to write it in their daily work.

This graphic organizer can be used to help your students recount key details in a text. Great resource for a quick assessment to ensure student understanding. -Aligned to standard RL.2.1

This story was originally created for my own children. As teachers, we have had to juggle with teaching our students remotely, as well as teaching our children at home. I created this read aloud for my Kindergarten child to help him better understand what is currently going on in the world. A read aloud with colorful pictures was the best way to explain!

This digital exercise made teaching this standard fun! It is easy to use and can be done whether you're teaching in person or digitally. Student engagement is important and students will find this mini quiz exciting.

These reading passages and comprehension questions are great practice worksheets aligned to standard RL.2.1. It can also be used as a quick assessment for students.

These graphic organizers made it so much easier for my students to understand traits and text evidence. It was also a good way to differentiate instruction with my ELL students. While sticking to keeping student work "rigorous," it is still student friendly for them to use.

This mini bundle is a great ice breaker for the first week of school or for a new student to the class. My students loved this story and it is one of my favorite read alouds! There is a worksheet here for each day of the week, which includes character traits, problem and solution, and a fun homework assignment.

Teaching students how to write an essay is probably one of the most difficult standards to touch on during the school year. I always find myself trying to figure out ways to make it fun, so that they don't dread writer's workshop time. One way that students became extremely engaged in it was when I divided them into small groups according to where they were in their writing process (e.g. group #1-Drafting, group #2-Revising, etc.) These task cards make cooperative groups more interesting and s

QUICK BEGINNING OF THE YEAR ASSESSSMENT!The first-grade beginning of the year assessment is designed to understand the foundational skills and knowledge that students have acquired during their kindergarten year and to provide a baseline for their learning journey in first grade. This quick assessment includes various components to assess students' abilities in phonics, math, and listening skills. Additionally, the assessment will evaluate their ability to listen attentively and follow directio

Students will be able to dig deeper as they write about the beginning, middle, and end of a text. This will get your students to think about the importance of story elements when they are retelling a story. Aligns well with DOK 2 Stem questions.

Alphabet Vowels, shapes and number Tracing-Matching & Coloring - Worksheets - Printable - Instant Download - Letters, Numbers, Shapes - Prek - Kindergarten - Homeschool - Teacher Resources**41 pages**

Greatest Kindergarten bundle ever! Enhance your student's literacy skills with our engaging Kindergarten phonics worksheets! These comprehensive worksheets provide a fun and interactive learning experience. From letter recognition to sound blending, our carefully crafted activities promote phonemic awareness, decoding, and reading fluency. Get your hands on these valuable resources today! Here's what's incuded: Vowel tracing worksheetsAlphabet MatchTrace the soundCount & MatchFind & color numbe