It Takes Two

Please enjoy these winter freebies from our store, It Takes Two! Included is a math worksheet and a snowflake writing pattern to use for poems or facts about snowflakes. Your class will love the fun "Frozen" theme!

Frozen short and long vowel word sorts. These vowel sorts are perfect for individual practice, small groups, or centers. Aligned with the common core, these sorts practice both short and long vowels. Place word snowballs in Olaf's hands; short O words go on the short o snowball; long O words go on the long O vowel snowball. Record your findings on the worksheet provided. Thank you for purchasing Frozen word sorts. Check out our Behavior and Home Reading chart!

Frozen short and long vowel word sorts. These vowel sorts are perfect for individual practice, small groups, or centers. Aligned with the common core, these sorts practice both short and long vowels. Elsa is holding a snowflake in each hand. Short E words go on the short E snowflake; long E words go on the long E snowflake. Record your findings on the worksheet provided.

Good Apple, Rotten Apple is a fun game where students get to decide where apples go—either in the "trashcan"or in the "basket" depending on whether the apples show bully situations, or nice things to build one another. Read the ten sentences about the 10 apples and decide if the apple is showing kindness and is a good apple, or if it is a rotten apple. Good apples go in the basket; rotten apples go in the trashcan. (You could make a poster board tree and tape the apples to the branches and have

Help Olaf keep his cool by celebrating spring...and SUMMER! A common core activity for language arts that strengthens reading and dividing syllable skills. Sort the 1, 2, 3, and 4 syllable words into the appropriate piles of grass to help Olaf celebrate the warmer seasons coming his way. Featuring an original, hand-drawn Olaf! Use with the word sorting activity and also as a fun coloring sheet for your class. Check out our other Frozen word sorts in our store for more classroom fun!

Seven monthly motivational charts! Help your class track their home reading each night and improve their fluency by using these fun charts, including: - Heroes are Readers! Great for the boys in your class. - Royal Readers! Great for the girls in your class. - Pumpkin Progress. Great to use in the fall months. - Stars and Stripes! - Ride the Reading Road! - Scholar Dollar. Great to use around President's Day or when learning about money in the classroom. - April Showers. Great to use for

Home reading monthly motivation chart! Help your students track their home reading each night and improve reading fluency by using the "Frozen:Readers are Cool" chart. Cross off one snowflake for every night of home reading practice, 20 minutes or more. Tried and tested by young students in primary classrooms. Instructions for parents are included right on the chart. Age appropriate for grades K-2.

Are the numbers odd or even? Place the 18 numbered baseballs into their correct category— the "odd" numbered mitt or the "even" numbered mitt. This Common Core activity makes a great math center for K-2 (Numbers to 100).

This festive, pumpkin word puzzle is great to use during the fall months. Review and learn new sight words with your classroom by cutting out the puzzle pieces and reconstructing the puzzle as an activity. Numbers are provided on the front of the puzzle pieces for easy assembly.

Home reading monthly motivation chart! Help your students track their home reading each night and improve reading fluency by using the "Ride the Reading Road" chart. Cross off one square on the road for every night of home reading practice, 20 minutes or more. Tried and tested for years by young students in primary classrooms. Instructions for parents are included right on the chart. Age appropriate for grades K-2.

Home reading monthly motivational chart! Help your class track their home reading each night and improve their fluency by using the "Spider Man" chart. Cross off or color in one square for each night of home reading practice, 20 minutes or more. Tried and tested for years by young students in primary classrooms. Instructions for parents are included right on the chart. Age appropriate: Grades K-2.

Your class will delight in this fun and educational math center. A great Common Core activity for number sorting. Cut out the frying pans and fish. Have children sort the fish into the appropriate frying pan: is the number on the fish odd or even? For grade levels K-1st.

"May the force be with you" as you help your students sort regular and irregular verbs in past and present tense. Sort each Darth Vader verb card under the correct lightsaber! These card sorts are great for individuals, targeted groups, or literacy centers. Aligned with the common core, this word sort game strengthens past and present concept while enjoying Darth Vader. If it's not happening now, it's Later Vater!

Do you want to motivate young spellers to study and work for 100% each spelling test? Try "Hats for Hundreds!" This motivational program excites young spellers by allowing them to mark on their hats, each 100% they earn! Parent letter for two different scenarios and hat pattern included. Fun tried and true program would work with any subject: math, reading, computers, science, etc. It works great to excite young students for any area of study!

This festive, holiday word puzzle is great to use during the month of December. Review and learn new long O words with your classroom by cutting out the puzzle pieces and reconstructing the puzzle as an activity. Numbers are provided on the front of the puzzle pieces for easy assembly.

Three weekly home reading motivational charts! Use this bundle to help your class track their home reading each night and improve fluency by using weekly charts. Write the number of minutes read by each day of the week. Tried and tested for years by young students in primary classrooms. Instructions for parents are included right on the chart. Age appropriate: Grades K-2.

During the last week of September, when we talk about John Chapman and his contribution to the new frontier, it is a good time to introduce FACT and OPINION. After you have read several stories of Johnny Appleseed, use this as a review from the things you have learned. Have students color in each apple that is a fact.

Home reading monthly motivation chart! Help your students track their home reading each night and improve reading fluency by using the "Pumpkin Progress" chart. Using an orange crayon or marker, color in a square marked by a dot. Color in one square for every 10 minutes you read. (No more than two squares a night, please!) Tried and tested for years by young students in primary classrooms. Instructions for parents are included right on the chart. Age appropriate for grades K-2.

Home reading monthly motivation chart! Help your students track their home reading each night and improve reading fluency by using the "Royal Readers" chart. Cross off or color in one square for each night of home reading practice, 20 minutes or more. Tried and tested for years by young students in primary classrooms. Instructions for parents are included right on the chart. Age appropriate for grades K-2.

Three weekly home reading motivational charts! Help your class track their home reading each night and improve their fluency by using weekly charts. Write the number of minutes read by each day of the week. Tried and tested for years by young students in primary classrooms. Instructions for parents are included right on the chart. Age appropriate for grades K-2.