Hope Beringer

Use these Zaner-Bloser font hundreds charts to trace, copy and/or write 0-99, 1-100 (portrait), 1-100 (landscape), 101-200, 201-300, 301-400, or 401-500, 501-600, 601-700, 701-800, 801-900, and 901-100. (0-99 is included for those who prefer that their charts have the same number of 10s in the entire row. 1-100 is included for those who want to uses this chart for counting objects, since the first box will contain object number 1, not object 0.) This set also includes a blank 100’s chart to wr

Here are 6 Marzano scales or Marzano rubrics for 6 math units covering all of the Common Core State Standards for kindergarten math. These are the ideal scales or rubrics for kindergarten because each CCSS in has a unique and memorable visual representation. Pictures help kindergarten students who are emergent readers to actually understand and use these, unlike text-only scales. Many teachers are required to display learning goals and matching scales during math lessons, but many lessons cover

Each standard or sub-standard in the Common Core Standards is written as a simple “I Can” statement. Each statement is illustrated with a unique picture that helps children and adults visualize the standard and supports young readers’ understanding of them. The thumbnails hint at, but cannot do justice to the variety of illustrations which encourage children to read and use the “I Can” statements. The codes for each standard are listed at the top to make it easier to reference or sequence and f

Unleash your students' inner pollsters! With this form students go from student to student asking the yes/no question of their choice. They record responses on in the boxes next to yes or no, and then tally the responses below. This is a high interest way for students to make their own graphs and then analyze them. Great for any literacy center, free choice, center, or independent work time. This is a data gathering activity students will want to do again and again. It is also a chance to practi