Keeping It Organized

These table top anchor charts are a prefect addition to the classroom. Anchor charts are color coded by subject. Students have to option to use these as a quick resources while completing morning work, centers, ect.

I love using this activity because it gets students using their imagination and creativity! We use these writing challenges throughout the year in our centers, we have "Think Outside the Box Thursdays" and my students really enjoy the process as well as sharing their work with the class. - 40 different Think Outside the Box activities.

I love using these in my classroom! The students have the choice of 4 centers a day. I have a day of the week stamp that they use to keep track of what they've completed throughout the month. We discuss center expectations and guidelines as a class at the beginning of the school year, but has been a great way to keep students focused and on task while I am pulling guided reading groups. How to use: Spelling Options These specific spelling Lists and activities are all based on Fry Sight Word

Reading at home is so important. I use this Weekly Reading Log & Reflection worksheet as extra credit homework to be turned in each Friday. I also give each students a copy of my "Stuck on a Word" bookmark to keep with them https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Stuck-on-a-Word-Guided-Reading-Supports-5360094UPDATE: I added a letter about Reading at Home that I staple to the front of my students Book Buddy Bags. This helps parents understand the importance of reading at home as well as

We are all on a learning curve with teaching remotely. I created this Bingo Board to keep my students creative with their learning while out of the classroom. Enjoy! I am personally assigning a Bingo Board every two weeks (because these are on top of our weekly assignments)

This script is perfect for Wax Museum projects, or I used it this year as a green screen project for Black History Month.

These specific spelling Lists and activities are all based on Fry Sight Word Searches By: Learning Engineer but can also be used with any Spelling words to meet your specific needs. Word Searches are purchased through  Fry Sight Word Searches By: Learning Engineer Memory Match pre-made cards can also be purchased on My Page

I love using these forms to stay organized during the stresses of conferences.

Staying organized can be so tough when we start getting busy throughout the school year. I like to keep this as a clipboard on my desk for a quick reminder and checkpoint on where my students are within the state standards. I color code the boxes to show each student as accomplished, approaching or not met. This helps me to make sure I address these standards in intervention.

I know, there are so many unknowns this school year and it's stressful! But one thing we do know as educators; Kids need REMINDERS when it comes to their hygiene. These posters are going to be posted at our classroom sink and hand sanitizer station as well as new ways for our students to greet each other in the mornings.

This flip book is a great way to help students keep track of their progress and goals throughout the year.

I love using this packet to keep us organized throughout the project. This way, all of our research in one place!

I use this product in a binder that I have laying out on my desk as a quick reference throughout the week to stay organized. The Weekly Planner used as a desktop view and the Standards cut down and used as a divider in between each week.

I have these helpful tips laminated as bookmarks for my students to have in their reading tool kits, as well as laminated and taped to our guided reading table.

I love using this log just to keep track and take quick notes about parent communication to keep in my lesson binder.

With us all trying to transition to distance learning for the rest of this year, I found that these challenges are a fun and creative activity to continue learning and practicing writing strategies at home. I post a challenge on Monday to Google Classroom and the students have the week to complete. I then work with them throughout the week during our office hours and we have a Zoom chat on Friday to allow students to share what they have created. This first set has 4 challenges that I am usin

I use this product to help me stay organized with my Guided Reading Groups.

Every day during our Morning Meeting we have "Today's Character Trait" where I introduce the new character trait to the students and we discuss the definition. While we are discussing the definition and how we could show or use this trait throughout our day. students are writing down the trait and definition in their "Character Traits Dictionary" that will be built on throughout the year.

These cards were made to be used with spelling lists based on the amazing Fry Sight Word Searches By: Learning Engineer but this card template can also be used with any spelling words to meet your specific needs. My students love to use this memory game as a fun and different way to practice. Students have to flip a card, read it, try to find the match.

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