Klever Kiddos

Do your students need more practice with cause and effect? Here are 24 different task cards that students can use to read and record their answer. Each card has either a cause or effect on it. Students have to read the statement and figure out what the correct cause or effect would be. Don't forget to check out my other task card sets!

What a better way to practice sight word identification than through coloring?! Included in this download are 10 winter/Christmas themed printable worksheets where students have to color each fry sight word a certain color. The following color by sight words pictures are included: winter house scene, ice skating, mittens, sledding, Santa, ornament, wreath, and an elf. These activities can be used for morning work, independent work, literacy center, or even homework.

Here are 184 CVC word blending cards for your students! These are perfect for putting on rings for students to practice. These could be divided by vowel sound on rings or mixed up. Each word card features the single word, slightly spaced with individual touch dots and an arrow at the bottom for blending. These are perfect for homework, literacy centers, RTI/reading groups, homework, assessment, and more!

These are 64 Community Lunch Box and Chance cards to be used with Homeworkopoly. There are a variety of rewards that kids will love earning just by doing their homework! Just a few of the things they can earn include: - Chew gum for 30 minutes - Sit in the teacher's chair - Write in colored pen for a day - Play a computer game for 10 minutes - First in Line coupon

Here is a printable worksheet with three addition/subtraction Thanksgiving themed word problems. This printable would be great for homework, independent or small group practice, or even an assessment.

This is one printable that I always make sure I have copies of! This is a great tool to use at the end of a lesson to check for understanding. It can be adapted to fit any subject area. I might have students answer three different questions and write one question in each shape. I might assign three general activities related to what we just learned, for example: 3 things you learned, two ways this will help you later and 1 question you still have.

This is a KWL Chart graphic organizer that can be used with any fiction or non-fiction unit related to wolves!

Talk Buttons are a great way to provide students with oral words to write without having to provide them yourself! In my classroom I record sight words or word family words on the talk buttons. During center time, my students locate the colored button and push to listen to the word. Then they write the word and illustrate a picture of it.