Kinder Principles

Emergent readers are great for beginner learners on recognizing their sight words, fluency, punctuation, etc. In Red Panda Emergent Reader, you will get 33 pages of great Red Panda information for students Pre-k to 1st grade. I have included both color and black & white copies for your use. The reader includes vocabulary words on each page that you can discuss with your class to build your word wall and review sight words. You will also have 13 vocabulary words with their definitions and 11

Back to school Student Information Cards What better way to stay organized and have all of your students information in one place?! There is none. Grab these cards for easy access to vital information on your students. You can store this cards on a book ring, in your parent communication binder, in your school emergency bags, or on in your desk caddy! Need information quick for administration or another teacher? Grab these handy SIC in case of emergencies!

Be creative with this panda journal as your students begin to recognize, count, and write their numbers up to ten. In this resource, you will have three options to choose from: -recognizing the number, writing the number word, filling in the ten frame -recognizing the number, tracing the number word, filling in the ten frame -recognizing the number, recognizing the number word, and recognizing the number in the ten frame Bonus: Panda Writing CRAFTivity !

Need more student accountability? More practice with sight words? Or a new word work activity for your students? The Self-Reflective Sight Word Journal is here :) See how engaged your students will be with this self-reflective journal to show you and your students where they are in their learning of sight words. See how your students reflect on their understanding of each word and assess their spelling, matching, sentence structure, and word finding. -Calandra De Gourville

Need help with your students learning their McLASS Sight words? Want your students to have extra practice? See the words daily? Then these name plates are for you !!! How do you use them in the classroom? *Find It Game -- > I will call out a sight word and the students will have to find them on their name plates *Kagan Strategies -- > Collaborative learning amongst students where they can turn to their partner and spell a give word, play Find It, tutor, etc. *Are you finished yet? Activi

This fun, interactive, literacy booklet allows your students to go into a deeper understanding of their short beginning vowels. In this booklet, you will have vowels A,E,I,O,U and ending Y. Your students enjoy reading activities that will engage them! Such activities include handwriting, beginning sound, drawing pictures that begin with that vowel, an emergent reader with comprehension questions, and vowel hunt!

Need more accountability? Just practice? Or a new word work activity for your students? The Self-Reflective Sight Word Journal is here :) Try this freebie and see how your students reflect on their understanding of sight words. Assess spelling, matching, sentence structure, and word finding. In this freebie, your students will be identifying the sight words at, on!

Welcome families to come and support their children through material prepping, supervising, lunch duties, recess help, or working in small groups with the students. Use this helpful tool to manage volunteers on a daily basis through who and when will be available to help you out in your classroom. Choose from a variety of color forms and edit with your specific schedules.

Lucky Me...My OPEN HOUSE will be on the Solar Eclipse Day!!! So I created these BTS Solar Eclipse Tags to go along with a special treat for my Kinders :) Back To School Solar Eclipse Tags!! Two Sayings: "Solar Year Ahead!" "It's Going to be a Solar year in Kindergarten" (Insert own grade level) Editable Tags

Money Reward System As your students show responsibility, kindness, readiness, and other awesome traits in the classroom reward them with this money system. In this packet you will get two: $1 $5 $10 $20 $50 $100 As a reward system, give students a $1 for good behavior. As your students collect more money, trade out 5 $1 with a $5. Your students get to collect money up to a specific amount you choose to get a reward from the treasure box or your school store. In my case, my school uses clip