Lauren Legleiter

Use this Grammar Anchor Chart as a visual reference, to help give your students a visual of rules for changing nouns to plural nouns. I like to print one large, poster-sized version of this to use as an Anchor Chart when teaching my writing small groups. Then, I also print individual copies for each of my students. They add these individual copies to their writing binders, so they can use them as a reference all year long - even when I may not have the Anchor Chart currently posted.

A Social Story is a useful way to help students develop appropriate behaviors for specific social situations. Written in student friendly language, this rhyming social story focuses on dealing with small, daily problems that may arise throughout the school day. It discusses what to do when these situations occur, and proactive choices students can make, instead of over-reacting. This resource includes two versions; one for male students and one for female students and is 10 pages long.Addi

Do your students struggle with adding details to their writing? Use this Writing Anchor Chart as a visual reference, to help guide your students as they add meaningful details to their writing. I like to print one large, poster-sized version of this to use as an Anchor Chart when teaching my writing small groups. Then, I also print individual copies for each of my students. They add these individual copies to their writing binders, so they can use them as a reference all year long - even when I

Do your students struggle with using proper punctuation? Well they are sure to LOVE these "Punctuation People". Post these on a writing bulletin board or in a classroom location that is easy for students to reference while writing. What's Included: - Over-sized symbols for the exclamation point, question mark, period and comma - Punctuation mark "labels" - Punctuation mark speech bubbles explaining what each punctuation mark is used for, in student-friendly language

This is the perfect HANDS-ON way to have your students practice their SKIP COUNTING by 5's! This download includes both a colored version and a black and white version. Simply post the hands on a wall (preferably near the entrance of your classroom), and as students enter or leave the classroom, have them skip count by 5's out loud as they “slap” the coordinating hand. Skip counting by 5's goes up to 100.

A Social Story is an incredibly useful way to help students develop appropriate behaviors for specific social situations or real-word experiences. Written in student friendly language, this rhyming social story focuses on accepting the word "no". It discusses what to do when this situations occur, and proactive choices students can make, instead of over-reacting. This resource includes four versions; one for male students (in both full color and black-and-white) and one for female students (in

Do your students struggle with math problem solving and identifying the correct operation to use? This key word sort helps students to recognize certain key words and/or phrases that may show up in word problems, that will help students identify which operation to use. Suggestions for classroom use: - This resource could be used as an independent activity and/or informal assessment, or as a small group math station. - Provide each student with a copy of the word bank, and then one of each

Put these affirmation speech bubbles around a mirror or on a bulletin board to promote self-esteem and positive self-talk in your classroom! These 25 positive affirmations are ready to print on colored paper, laminate, cut and display. Uses: - to promote classroom community - to promote positive self-talk with students - to model self-confidence

This is the perfect HANDS-ON way to have your students practice their SKIP COUNTING by 2's! Option 1: -Print and laminate the hands. Cut each one out and post the hands on a wall (preferably near the entrance of your classroom). -As students enter or leave the classroom, have them skip count by 2’s out loud as they “slap” the coordinating hand. Option 2: -Print and laminate the hands. Mix them up so that they are out of order. -As a math station, have students sort the hands to create a giant

This is the perfect HANDS-ON way to have your students practice their SKIP COUNTING by 10's! This download includes both a colored version and a black and white version. Simply post the hands on a wall (preferably near the entrance of your classroom), and as students enter or leave the classroom, have them skip count by 10's out loud as they “slap” the coordinating hand. Skip counting by 10's goes up to 100.

This is the perfect hands-on way to have your students practice their "partners of 10" addition facts! This download includes both a colored version and a black and white version. Simply post the hands on a wall (preferably near the entrance of your classroom), and as students enter or leave the classroom, have them recite their Partners of 10 facts out loud as they “slap” the coordinating hand. Addition Facts include: 0 + 10 = 10 1 + 9 = 10 2 + 8 = 10 3 + 7 = 10 4 + 6 = 10 5 + 5 = 10 6 + 4 =