Heather's Helpers

Using real animal images, this pack has 18 labeled animal flash cards depicting animals commonly kept on the farm. ===================================== Options for Use: - Identify animals by name - Identify graphemes (Letters) - Identify phonemes (Sounds) - Sort animals by movement - Sort animals by habitat - Compare animals diets - Compare animals size ===================================== The animals included: Bull Cat Chicken Cow Dog Donkey Duck (Mallard) Duck (White) Goat Goose (Canada) Go

Using real animal images, this pack has 42 labeled animal flash cards depicting animals commonly found on beaches and in oceans. ===================================== Options for Use: - Identify animals by name - Identify graphemes (Letters) - Identify phonemes (Sounds) - Sort animals by movement - Sort animals by habitat - Compare animals diets - Compare animals size ===================================== The animals included: Angelfish Angler Fish Barnacles Barracuda Clown Fish Coral Crab Dolph

Using real animal images, this pack has 24 labeled animal flash cards depicting commonly known animals that are nocturnal. ===================================== Options for Use: - Identify animals by name - Identify graphemes (Letters) - Identify phonemes (Sounds) - Sort animals by movement - Sort animals by habitat - Compare animals diets - Compare animals size ===================================== The animals included: Armadillo Badger Bat Bush Baby Cat Coyote Cricket Firefly Fox Frog Gecko H

Using real animal images, this pack has 24 labeled animal flash cards depicting animals commonly kept as pets in the home of children. ===================================== Options for Use: - Identify animals by name - Identify graphemes (Letters) - Identify phonemes (Sounds) - Sort animals by movement - Sort animals by habitat - Compare animals diets - Compare animals size ===================================== The animals included: Cat Chinchilla Cockatoo Dog Ferret Gerbil Goldfish Guinea Pig

Batty wants to know where the digits are in each number. When you’re done, color in the bug that has the largest number so Batty can take it home to eat. Put an X on the bug that has the smallest number.

Using real animal images, this pack has 30 labeled animal flash cards depicting animals commonly found in the arctic tundra. Animals also include summer and winter coats for the animals that adapt by changing their coat to match the snow, as well as animal babies that are different from adult coats. ===================================== Options for Use: - Identify animals by name - Identify graphemes (Letters) - Identify phonemes (Sounds) - Sort animals by movement - Sort animals by habitat - C

This product comes with 8 sequence cards (4 photo and 4 clipart) with labels for students to sequence the life cycle of a butterfly. There is both photo and clipart for students to be able to make the connection between the real thing and for them to make the connection to a cartoon depiction. There is one sheet of two blank 4 step sequence strips and one sheet of a blank life cycle. -------------------------------------------------------------------- How I used these : Laminate the sequen

Using logos, movies, products, signs, and characters this environmental print book can be used in the classroom to help children be able to recognize words they already know from what they see every day! Each letter is given its own page with multiple examples of environmental print associated with that letter. You can print it out like a book and laminate it or post it on the wall :)

Using real animal images, this pack has 18 labeled animal flash cards depicting animals commonly kept on the farm. (same as free version) ===================================== Options for Use: - Identify animals by name - Identify graphemes (Letters) - Identify phonemes (Sounds) - Sort animals by movement - Sort animals by habitat - Compare animals diets - Compare animals size ===================================== The animals included: Bull Cat Chicken Cow Dog Donkey Duck (Mallard) Duck (White)

I created this map to help students identify major countries and water located in North America. I usually use this in conjunction with animal fact cards. There's small labels for the worksheet and large labels for a map. ================================= Labels Include: Greenland Canada United States Bahamas Haiti Dominican Republic Puerto Rico Jamaica Cuba Mexico Guatemala Honduras Belize El Salvador Nicaragua Panama Costa Rica Atlantic Ocean Pacific Ocean Gulf of Mexico Great Lakes Salt Lake

4 PDFs that are different for Mom, Dad, Grandma, and Grandpa Has lines for student input for students, teachers, or parents to fill out depending on their age.

Using real animal images, a video QR code, facts, and worksheets this pack has 16 detailed animal flash cards depicting animals commonly found in North America's wetlands. ===================================== The animals included: American Alligator American Toad Bald Eagle Beaver Bullfrog Gar Great Blue Heron Mallard Duck Muskrat Painted Turtle River Otter Salmon Snapping Turtle Spotted Salamander Water Moccasin White Ibis

I created this map to help students identify major countries and water located in South America. There's two maps - one with the Galapagos and Falkland Islands and one without. There's small labels for the worksheet and large labels for a map. ================================= Labels Include: Brazil Uraguay Peru Ecuador Chile Bolivia Columbia Paraguay Venezuela Suriname French Guiana Argentina Falkland Islands (optional) Galapagos Islands (optional) Atlantic Ocean Pacific Ocean Amazon River

Have you ever heard what a Musk Ox sounds like? What about an Arctic Fox? In this game, you can explore 15 different animals found in the Arctic Tundra. The game explores their sounds and some fun facts about each animal. The whole class or groups up to 6 people can play, for all ages and reading levels. The game features "read to me" buttons that play audio for the game text and vocabulary words with definitions. This game is simple and meets visual and audio needs for any learner :) Simpl

Use this in your classroom to help kids keep track of their Daily 5 activities all week and keep track of their reading groups or partners! Color coded to help students track categories. You can laminate it so that the children can re-use them over and over again,or keep printing it out. Even if you don't use Daily 5 in your classroom, this is a great way to help students keep on task with options they can do!

I made this helper during my student teaching to replace a graphic organizer for story maps that was being used that the children did not like. The 2nd graders still need the space to draw the picture, but needed more lines to write their answers on as their texts are more involved. This helper uses Handwriting without Tears lines and spaces for them to draw and write the characters, setting, problem and solution.

The fruit bat wants to eat the biggest mangoes! Help her decide which number is bigger by using the symbols > or <. Color the largest fruit. Put X on the smallest fruit.

I made this helper during my student teaching to replace a graphic organizer for story maps that was being used that the children did not like. The 2nd graders still need the space to draw the picture, but needed more lines to write their answers on as their texts are more involved. This helper uses Handwriting without Tears lines and spaces for them to draw and write the characters, setting, and plot.

Each of the tags has the author's picture and their name on a 3x4 rectangle. They can be used for libraries, discussions, or reading/writing ceners for author studies. The author's included are: Aliki Frank Asch Paulette Bourgeois Marc Brown Eric Carle Tomie dePaola Don Freeman Kevin Henkes Russel Hoban Syd Hoff Ezra Jack Keats Arnold Lobel Mercer Mayer H.A. Rey Cynthia Rylant Maurice Sendak Dr. Seuss Gene Zion * * No picture could be found of the author, book title used instead.

Using this worksheet you can do a species study on a particular animal. It focuses on science vocabulary such as species, diet, habitat, and fact. This was used for individual presentations and brainstorming for a poster project. See the preview to see how it was used for bat research in 2nd grade.