Kinder Principles

Struggling with students who can't blend - or students who finish too fast? This simple, low prep phonics resource gives you clear intervention AND extension activities for segmenting and blending CVC and CVCE words - no elaborate supplies, no worksheets overload. Just listen, say, move, and blend.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------⭐️ Perfect For: K-2 teachersSmall groups & RTILiteracy CentersInterventionists Homeschool Families --

This low prep anchor chart helps kindergerten teachers quickly differentiate letter identification and letter sounds during small groups, intervention, and extension - using the same materials. Perfect for: KindergartenSmall groupsRTI & InterventionLiteracy CentersNew & Veteran Teachers📌 What's Included: 1 full page Intervention vs. Extension anchor posterColor VersionBlack & White ink saving versionClear, student-friendly languagePrint and go PDF✨Why Teachers Love This: No elaborate prepUs

A fun incentive to reward your students during thier phonics learning! If you use the Heggerty curriculum in your classroom, then you will need these cute certificates and tags. Students are so much more motivated to participate in your Heggerty lesson when they have the chance to take one of these home to show their family and friends ________________________________________________________________________________________________ Print and laminate the poster to write student names on it afte

Learn more about our Giant Pandas and the daily activities they indulge in. Your emergent readers were learn more about our fascinating bears as they learn different vocabulary words (omnivore, cub, mammals).

Want a fun, quick, and creative craft for Earth Day? Thank you for viewing my craft! As teachers, we want to keep our students engaged and interested in what we are teaching them. We want our students to be able to be hands on in their learning and show their creative side. With this craft, students are able to have the opportunity to color, draw, and decorate their own Earth Day bracelets. Students will be able to know that "We are Earth" by the way we reduce, reuse, and recycle. It will be a

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