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Jennifer L Wright

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Madison, Alabama, United States
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I have taught for over 17 years and at many different grade levels, but my expertise is 1st-2nd. I love science and technology!! In the past, I worked for 15 summers at Space Camp in Huntsville, AL. While there, I worked with students, but mainly I taught and created curriculum for teachers in the area of space.
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Preview of Astronaut Cut and Glue Worksheet Important Unimportant Details

Astronaut Cut and Glue Worksheet Important Unimportant Details

Blast off! This is a worksheet to be used after students have learned facts about an astronaut's job. It also reinforces the skill of finding important from unimportant details. I have used this with Scott Foresman's Unit 1.1 (Exploring Space with an Astronaut).
Preview of SIPPS Mastery Test Spreadsheet for Beginning and Extension Levels

SIPPS Mastery Test Spreadsheet for Beginning and Extension Levels

This product is an editable spreadsheet for tracking student progress in SIPPS beginning and extension levels. The use of this form helps to determine what students have mastered certain levels and will thus help determine what sound and word cards need to remain in the review portion of the lesson.
Preview of Chalkboard Printable Labels, Nametags, or Business Cards

Chalkboard Printable Labels, Nametags, or Business Cards

These printable, editable labels, nametag, or business cards are GREAT for back to school time. Get your classroom organized and in tip-top, trendy state using the patterns of chevron, quatrefoil, Aztec, or paisley. You could also use these for labeling personal items or outside of school. You can print on heavy cardstock or on sticky back label paper.
Preview of Main idea and Details Ant Themed

Main idea and Details Ant Themed

This is an ant themed student center where student read a short multi-paragraph passage, highlight main idea and underline details, and then sort the main idea and details. This includes anthills headers.
Preview of Chalkboard Printable Labels, Nametags, or Business Cards

Chalkboard Printable Labels, Nametags, or Business Cards

These printable, editable labels, nametag, or business cards are GREAT for back to school time. Get your classroom organized and in tip-top, trendy state using the patterns of chevron, quatrefoil, Aztec, or paisley. You could also use these for labeling personal items or outside of school. You can print on heavy cardstock or on sticky back label paper.
Preview of Declarative Interrogative Sentences Center

Declarative Interrogative Sentences Center

This is a sorting activity where students will read a sentence and then sort into the correct header. The center is Desert themed. It includes headers and sentence cards.
Preview of American Symbols Book Fact and Opinion

American Symbols Book Fact and Opinion

We love the USA!! This is an American Symbols Booklet to be used for facts and opinions. It could be used for center work, extension, or a social studies unit of study. Students should already have a good knowledge of American symbols before starting this booklet or it could be used alongside text which teaches students about each symbol. Symbols include the American flag, Uncle Sam, the Bald Eagle, the Liberty Bell, and the Statue of Liberty. Great for 4th of July, Veteran's Day, Memorial
Preview of Roll and Solve Arrays

Roll and Solve Arrays

This is a set of roll and solve games for the concept of arrays. It includes 6 different roll and solve boards. There are 3 simple and 3 advanced boards. Students who complete the simple boards should have some knowledge of solving and writing repeated addition number sentences while students who complete the advanced boards should be able to connect repeated addition to multiplication and compute higher number sentences.
Preview of Vocabulary Choice Board

Vocabulary Choice Board

This choice board works for ANY set of vocabulary words. It tries to hit different modalities for differentiation. Students will either write, draw, create, or record. It does require that students have use of IPADs, but it can be modified for computer or you can take off this option all together.
Preview of Desert Main Ideas Details Center

Desert Main Ideas Details Center

This is a desert themed main idea and details sorting center. Students will look at different animals and plants and find details related to them. Directions are included.
Preview of Command and Exclamations Center

Command and Exclamations Center

This is a match up center where students will read sentences and decide if they are commands or exclamations. The will place the sentences under headers. The theme of this center is ants.
Preview of On Your Feet Assessment Charts

On Your Feet Assessment Charts

These are charts that can be hung in the classroom for students to use as they self assess during learning. Self awareness of mastery can be done quickly and easily with color codes and numbers. You can use this color and number system for students while they do whole group, small group, or even independent work. Students can put a color dot on work to show if they understood or not. Students can write in the colors on an exit slip to show understanding. Students can write in the colors on
Preview of Roll and Add Addition Facts

Roll and Add Addition Facts

This activity is a roll and add game for practicing basic addition facts from 0 to 10. Students can use this activity individually or as a small group. Materials only require 1 die and the attached mat. This resource addressed K, 1, 2 grade standards, but can be used for remediation and practice in grade 3.
Preview of Common and Proper Nouns Match Up Center

Common and Proper Nouns Match Up Center

Students will park "cars" into the correct Common and Proper Noun garage.
Preview of Cut and Glue Christmas Synonyms

Cut and Glue Christmas Synonyms

Cut and glue worksheet for synonyms. Cute little red ornaments make this a fun worksheet for young ones!
Preview of Dress Your Turkey for Thanksgiving Project

Dress Your Turkey for Thanksgiving Project

Gobble, Gobble, Gobble up some good fun with this family involvement project. You will be amazed at the creativity your students come up with their families to complete this project. My students and their parents have told me they have LOVED this year after year. Credit for the turkey clipart I believe goes to Scholastic although it can be found for free on the internet.
Preview of Array Worksheet

Array Worksheet

This is a practice worksheet for the concept of arrays related to multiplication. It can be used for an extension to a lesson on arrays. I can be used to demonstrate mastery of CCSS 2.OA.4.
Preview of Beginning of the year interview

Beginning of the year interview

I use this with students at the beginning of the year to determine student preferences and individual learning styles. It helps identify student nuances when it comes to school. It also helps with classroom management.
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About the store

Experience

I have taught for over 17 years and at many different grade levels, but my expertise is 1st-2nd. I love science and technology!! In the past, I worked for 15 summers at Space Camp in Huntsville, AL. While there, I worked with students, but mainly I taught and created curriculum for teachers in the area of space.

Teaching style

I believe my teaching style is a mix of direct instruction and hands-on with a heavy use of technology. I prefer to teach through thematic hands-on units, but am required to teach through whole group, small group, and remediation. I do find creative ways to incorporate both technology and thematic units though! My classroom is active and engaging. I love to use ClassDojo and GoNoodle for behavior management.

Awards & shining teacher moments

I have served on a number of committees selected by my principals. I recently served on a District Math Committee to review and reconfigure a math pacing guide and to implement Junyo at the school level. I was chosen to attend the National Conference for Differentiation in Las Vegas this summer. I was chosen as a representative for the Advanced Space Camp educators to Kennedy Space Center. I represented Huntsville City Schools on a Zero-G weightless flight. I was chosen as Outstanding Young Alumnae for the Lambda Kappa Chapter of Delta Zeta.

My own education history

I attended the University of Alabama in Huntsville from 1992-1997, graduating with a BA in Elementary Education. While pursuing my degree in Elementary Education, I worked as a student intern at the HASP program (hands-on science program) for 4 years.

Additional biographical information

I love all types of animals and have 2 cats and a dog. My husband and I love to travel, listen to live music, and camp. We visit Asheville, North Carolina at least once a year. I personally love Disney World!