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Print and laminate for your classroom. Give to students to use as a resource. Send to parents to use at home to reinforce concepts taught at school.

Print and laminate for your students. These are perfect for a novel study on Fish in a Tree!

Use for independent work, homework, or small group instruction. Students identify the beginning sounds of the pictures, write the letter in the box, and read the CVC word.

PDF includes numbers 1-10 with sign language symbol, numeral symbol, and ten frame. Print multiples to a page to use as flashcards.

Print and use for small groups, informal assessment, back to school time, intro to 100s charts, or simply a review. Easily adaptable to use on the smartboard in whole group as well.

Use these posters to create whole group reflections about how school is going so far. Cut out student pictures and have them paste into categories, or write their names directly onto the poster.

These are perfect for morning work for young students, K-2. Even students with writing difficulty or spelling difficulty can draw a picture and use as many letters that they know as possible to write a message at the bottom. Daily Journal prompts are a GREAT way to show progress without formal assessments.

This poster is created for younger students with vocabulary that is more age appropriate. Print on larger paper and post in your science center, or print individual handouts for students to use as a resource.

Rustic Farmhouse Alphabet Cards with distressed white wood background. Two letter color options- red vowels and blue consonants or all black letters

Quickly and clearly make a note of assignments that should be kept as portfolio work. With a line for completion date and a line to note date recorded, you will easily recognize portfolio work and if it has been recorded and filed as needed. Print on Avery Labels 22805 (1.5" x 1.5").

Quickly mark assignments with accommodations needed to complete or other completion process notes. Print on Avery Square labels (22806 2" x 2") to have ready-made stickers available, or use digital image to place on electronic work prior to printing.

Visual for classroom posting, desk, or toolbox. Reminders for keyboard short/quick keys on computer.

This packet of Letter-Sound Cards can be used for many different things in the classroom. A consistent visual for the students to have as a resource helps them to remember the keyword pictures learned with the letter sounds. Orton-Gillingham Method inspired - use in the visual drill portion of a lesson. Small cards can be cut, laminated, and placed on a binder ring in student's desks, toolboxes, or take home binders. Medium cards can be used as flashcards. Large cards can be used on the wa

These Alphabet Wall Cards were made to accommodate students who are learning or want to learn American Sign Language in addition to the traditional english alphabet. Each letter of the alphabet is paired with a keyword picture as well as the American Sign Language Hand Signal for that letter.

Printable Signs in various designs for every grade level PreK-8. Print your favorite and have your child hold it while taking their picture on the first day. Teachers- you can use these to take pictures of your class!

Print on cardstock, cut, and keep handy for coworker birthdays and thank you notes to kids and families. 12 printable cards for birthdays, stressful days, thank you notes, superheros, and just because.

Printable PDF- print the lunchbox notes and use them as positive notes for students or in your own little one's lunches to show them some love during the day. :)

Fill in the blanks on this editable first day of school sign to remember what life was like for your little one on their first day! Teachers- you can have this to give out at Meet and Greet and have parents share pictures with you!

Healthy Snack Ideas for kids this school year. Use this as part of your parent night packet, or as a reminder to parents what "healthy" snacks look like!

PDF Curriculum Map- created to print and fill in by hand. Primarily for younger grades, or homeschooling parents. Use the chart to map out your year- include letters taught, sight words, thematic units, etc. Credit: Llama Clipart: https://www.etsy.com/shop/DorkyPrints