Inspired by Technology

This is the first 100 sight words from the Fry's 1000 list. This is a great way to assess what sight words your students know and what they need to practice in a sight word book. This book is a great tool for students to keep in their book box and practice when they have time. Once they have mastered all 100 they can get a certificate and take the book home to practice.

This center activity is one that I have created to correlate with the Topic 9-1 in the EnVision Math Curriculum. This is a great center to help students have additional practice with story problems as well as regrouping 1 ten for 10 ones. I have added visual components for those visual learners.

This is a choice board made up of 6 choices for students to work on when they are finished their independent work. This aligns with Topic 1 in the EnVision Math curriculum but can be used when teaching addition and subtraction with students. This helps students have a better and deeper understanding of concepts that are being taught. It includes the following problem: ~Stories About Joining ~Fact Families ~Addition Sentence Worksheet ~Subtraction Sentence Worksheet ~Mixed Addition & Subtracti

This is a matching game using gingerbread pieces with the Dolch words underneath. The Dolch words are those that students should know at the end of Kindergarten. This is a game that you can play during center times or as a take home for students who need a little extra practice. I hope that you enjoy this and that it benefits the readers in your classroom.

This is a weekly packet that I created based on The Twin Club by Ina Cumpiano. This story is found in the Reading Street curriculum for 2nd grade. The packet includes the following: *Question of the Week *Title/Genre of Main Selection *Target Comprehension Skill *High Frequency Words *Spelling Word Sort *Comprehension/Critical Thinking Questions from Text *Comprehension Questions for Poetry Selection

This is a matching game using gingerbread pieces with the Dolch words underneath. The Dolch words are those that students should know at the end of First Grade. This is a game that you can play during center times or as a take home for students who need a little extra practice. I hope that you enjoy this and that it benefits the readers in your classroom.