Keeping Things Simple

This is the Unit 1 Lesson 1 preview for Kindergarten inspired by IM. In this download you will find: - Unit 1 Lesson 1 Slideshow - Unit 1 Lesson 1 Exit Ticket - Unit 1 Lesson 1 Word Wall This resource was not created by the makers of Illustrative Mathematics, nor did I write the Illustrative Mathematics curriculum. I created this resource to assist teachers in teaching the curriculum, which can otherwise be a difficult task. The Illustrative Mathematics curriculum is a free math curriculum and

Is your Kindergarten math warm-up missing: - Subitizing practice - Visual Drill practice - Auditory Drill practice - Counting practice - A consistent routine for students to follow We have what you're looking for! With a little bit of IM inspiration during the Number Talk routine. Also, routine inspiration pulled from a beloved reading program. Each lesson has a warm-up to go with it that should last between 10 - 15 minutes. We have also thrown in some Fun Friday options if your class does revi

This product can be used as a preassessment, assessment, or extra practice! Students have the opportunity to fill in missing numbers from 1 - 10, 0 - 20, and count objects in a scattered, circular, and linear formation. Perfect for Preschool, Kindergarten and 1st grade!

Some students like hugs, others like high-fives, and some like the classic "Good Morning". This is a quick and simple way for students to choose how they want to greet you. Greeting Options Include: Verbal Greeting Hug Thumbs Up Fist Bump Wave High Five

**Please leave me some feedback. I would love to hear from you!!** As a teacher, you know how hard it is to keep track of 25+ students. It is my goal to make my classroom more student led so that I have more time to teach and less distractions. Students asking me to go to the restroom is my biggest time waster. I like to know who is out of the room in case of an emergency, so I was not able to let them just walk out. I came up with this system to help me see who was out, how many times they have

This is a quick game that can be played during morning meeting, after a lesson, or as a quick time filler. Students will each get a card and say " I have __ Who has __?" My class and I enjoy doing this activity every chance we get. Have fun!