Ilorra Cunningham

This resource contains an entire month worth of no-prep addition worksheets. These can be used to practice adding using the part-part whole method. Students add the two parts to find the whole for numbers totaling 10 or less. There are a few "challenge" equations included as well as the worksheets progress to encourage productive struggle. The second set of worksheets invites students to engage with adding in a different way where they will need to find the missing addend when given one addend

This is an excel spreadsheet that I use for keeping track of student data. This was really helpful in allowing me to organize my data so I could use it to drive instruction. It also was helpful when making decisions about when to have formal meetings with instructional team members or parents. It has different tabs with pre-made sheets for tracking data for the following areas: Initial testing data Progressing Monitoring data Math data Final testing data Resource Data (tracking progress on quar

Capital and lowercase letter cards. Can be used as flashcards or to hang for a Word Wall.

This is something I created to give parents clear, accurate information about the skills we are working on at school, and what things they can help their child work on at home. When I use this I simply highlight the skills the student needs to practice and add notes to reference during conferences. I teach at an ESL school with a high percentage of Spanish speaking families. This resource has an English copy, as well as one that has been translated to Spanish. It is also a Word document, so