Jennifer Lockner

POP! is the perfect addition to your literacy center/Daily Five block. The game is for 2-4 players. Place all of the popcorn cards you have taught in a popcorn container. Players take turns drawing cards from the container. If the player can read he word, he keeps it. If he can't read the word he has to put it back into the container. If a player chooses a POP! card he has to put all of his cards back into the container and discards the POP! card. Continue playing until all of the cards

Are you looking for a fun FREE way to encourage your students to practice their spelling words? Well, here it is! Spelling Battleship is so much fun your students won't even realize they are practicing their spelling words. All pages are in black and white so they will be easy to copy. Included are an instructions page, battleship board/page and a spelling list template. Enjoy!

Twelve standards based, hands on, developmentally appropriate thematic workstation activities for pre-k and struggling kindergarten students. I keep these activities in my centers all year and change out the theme to keep students interested. A little novelty goes a long way! As I am adding new materials to centers and pulling small groups, my students always have these high quality activities to work with, and they already know the rules/procedures for these activities. 1. ABC Match 2. ABC

Are you a 3rd - 5th grade teacher who is looking for a way to add critical thinking to your day? Here's the solution! This pack contains twenty pages of problems for 3rd, 4th and 5th graders. Each page has three separate questions: one critical thinking problem/riddle, one plexar and one "guess my number" problem. Students get a new page each morning for morning work. You can offer bonus points in the form of dot stickers to the first table group that is able to complete all three problems

Are your prek-2nd grade students struggling with phonologicl awareness and decoding? Are your students having difficulty being successful with TPRI or DIBELS? Do you know that you need to increase phonological and phonemic awareness instruction but just don't have enough time in the day? Here's the solution! This printable contains 32 cards which review the phonological awareness continuum and contain activities to engage your students in phonological awarenss instruction during transition

POP! is the perfect addition to your literacy center/Daily Five block. The game is for 2-4 players. Place all of the popcorn cards in a popcorn container. Players take turns drawing cards from the container. If the player can read he word, he keeps it. If he can't read the word he has to put it back into the container. If a player chooses a POP! card he has to put all of his cards back into the container and discards the POP! card. Continue playing until all of the cards have been drawn.

Great, FREE poem and activities to integrate math and literacy in pre-k or kindergarten! The poem is included in standard 8.5X11 or poster size. Just tape four pages together to create a poster size poem. Extension activities include retelling/number order pieces (0-5), rhyming puzzles with numbers/objects from the poem as well as blank rhyming puzzle pieces so students can create/draw their own rhymes. Enjoy! and please rate. :)

Do you need to train teachers on how to implement intentional guided reading instruction or just want to brush up on your own guided reading skills? If so, you're in luck. :) I have put together a powerpoint (32 slides with notes), sample videos, handouts and, a guided reading grouping folder and several "cheat sheets" to use for planning. I used these materials to train several teachers who had done guided reading in the past and needed a refresher as well as several teachers who were new to

Twelve standards based, hands on, developmentally appropriate thematic workstation activities for pre-k and struggling kindergarten students. I keep these activities in my centers all year and change out the theme to keep students interested. A little novelty goes a long way! As I am adding new materials to centers and pulling small groups, my students always have these high quality activities to work with, and they already know the rules/procedures for these activities. 1. ABC Match 2. ABC

Twelve standards based, hands on, developmentally appropriate thematic workstation activities for pre-k and struggling kindergarten students. I keep these activities in my centers all year and change out the theme to keep students interested. A little novelty goes a long way! As I am adding new materials to centers and pulling small groups, my students always have these high quality activities to work with, and they already know the rules/procedures for these activities. 1. ABC Match 2. ABC

Twelve standards based, hands on, developmentally appropriate thematic workstation activities for pre-k and struggling kindergarten students. I keep these activities in my centers all year and change out the theme to keep students interested. A little novelty goes a long way! As I am adding new materials to centers and pulling small groups, my students always have these high quality activities to work with, and they already know the rules/procedures for these activities. 1. ABC Match 2. ABC

Twelve standards based, hands on, developmentally appropriate thematic workstation activities for pre-k and struggling kindergarten students. I keep these activities in my centers all year and change out the theme to keep students interested. A little novelty goes a long way! As I am adding new materials to centers and pulling small groups, my students always have these high quality activities to work with, and they already know the rules/procedures for these activities. 1. ABC Match 2. ABC

Six great graphic organizers to help your students think through read alouds in pre-k, kindergarten and first grade. The following graphic organizers are included in 8.5x11 and poster form. To make a poster use the 8.5x11 size graphic organizer as a guide and tape the next four pages together like a puzzle. Laminate and use with Vis-a-Vis during read alouds throughout the year. :) KWL (know, want to learn, learned) Main Ideas and Supporting Details Making Predictions Story Sequencing (begin

Twelve standards based, hands on, developmentally appropriate thematic workstation activities for pre-k and struggling kindergarten students. I keep these activities in my centers all year and change out the theme to keep students interested. A little novelty goes a long way! As I am adding new materials to centers and pulling small groups, my students always have these high quality activities to work with, and they already know the rules/procedures for these activities. 1. ABC Match 2. ABC

Twelve standards based, hands on, developmentally appropriate thematic workstation activities for pre-k and struggling kindergarten students. I keep these activities in my centers all year and change out the theme to keep students interested. A little novelty goes a long way! As I am adding new materials to centers and pulling small groups, my students always have these high quality activities to work with, and they already know the rules/procedures for these activities. 1. ABC Match 2. ABC

Twelve standards based, hands on, developmentally appropriate thematic workstation activities for pre-k and struggling kindergarten students. I keep these activities in my centers all year and change out the theme to keep students interested. A little novelty goes a long way! As I am adding new materials to centers and pulling small groups, my students always have these high quality activities to work with, and they already know the rules/procedures for these activities. 1. ABC Match 2. ABC

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This shape sorting center activity is a great way to help your students begin to recognize the shape of objects they see every day. It includes five shape categories: circle, square, triangle, rectangle and oval. It also contains drawings of each shape and twenty photographs of objects which students can sort into the different shape categores. After students have successfully sorted all of the photographs they can complete a written response which extends and deepens their understanding of