Leah's Lessons

For a quick and easy letter writing assessment, just print this doc and go! I have included three different versions to meet all your students' individual levels to set them up for success. Students will write one letter (both capital and lowercase) in each box, either from memory or using the letter prompts (for pages 2 and 3). Three versions: page 1 - 26 blank boxes page 2 - 26 boxes with capital letters in upper left corner of each box page 3 - 26 boxes with capital and lowercase letters in

This is such a fun activity for kids to practice sight words taught in the Wonders Kindergarten curriculum at the end of the year. Words included in the color-by-word activity are listed below: come does look play who where good Happy teaching and enjoy! Leah

Printing and cutting these flashcards is so quick and easy, you will be reviewing with your students in no time! I love to hand these out to parents at our first round of conferences to encourage at-home practice. These flash cards include the following: -capital letters -lowercase letters -numbers 0-20 -letter sounds (includes both capital and lowercase letter on one card)

These versatile cards can be used in a number of ways! Just print on card stock, laminate, cut out each word, and place in the word work center. Students can practice spelling each sight word with letter tiles, magnet letters, or write the word with dry erase markers. *I did not include the word 'a' or 'I' since they are only one letter each. Happy teaching and enjoy! Leah

This is a simple and easy way to keep track of how many times your difficult kiddos are non-compliant throughout the school day. Fill out your activities so you can pinpoint when (and perhaps why) your students are acting out and having trouble following directions. Just print and start tracking that data! Happy teaching and enjoy! Leah