Libby Leans

This one page review sheet will help your students review the silent 'e' rule. A word bank includes 10 words to choose from to fill in the blanks within sentences. Sentences are written at a 1st / 2nd grade level and most sentences have "hidden" silent e words students can look for in addition to the word bank words. Useful as a morning / bell work activity or as a formative assessment after a lesson on the vowel sounds.

This simple worksheet will help your students organize parts of speech to make a descriptive sentence. The first page offers an example sentence while the second page has the first space blank for assessment purpose. This will help your students see how sentences are made up of parts. To extend the activity have your students write a sentence in which the subject is not the first part of the sentence. Can they write multiple sentences using the same parts in a different order? Students can

This Google Slide presentation can be used to display via projector to accompany your lesson. It includes each component of the lesson from the teacher guide including the standard for each activity on each slide. I added opportunities for students to come up and write when possible to boost engagement! NOTE: While there are flashcards on screen, you will need the complete CKLA curriculum including the individual code charts and flip charts to maximize mastery. The student reader is referenced,

This 2 page worksheet gives students ways to demonstrate mastery of the use of conjunctions. One page has fill in the blank cut and pasting of conjunctions to complete the sentences while the other has a matching activity. Both worksheets are basic reading levels and appropriate for first graders. Please leave feedback so I can celebrate or improve! Thanks and happy teaching!

There are 5 pages of phonics practice included, each with words having a different vowel team. ai, ee, ea, ay, oa. Students read the word, trace the word, then cut and paste a picture to complete the row. Builds vocabulary, handwriting, spelling, and sound recognition skills. These worksheets can be used as a mini lesson, an independent center, spelling practice, or assessment! Happy teaching!

32 different word problems ranging from basic addition within 10 to multiplication and two-step problems. Each page is formatted to show work in a variety of ways including organizing information; drawing; number bond; bar model. Perfect for morning work, homework, math center work, early finisher work or assessment! Please review and rate your thoughts- Thanks for purchasing!

Are your students having trouble sorting plural nouns from possessive nouns and contractions? Mine were! I created this simple cut and paste chart for students to show the differences. The first page is color coded for introducing the types of nouns while the second page is for independent assessment or literacy center work. I copied both pages onto card stock and laminated pieces so students could refresh their skills throughout the year. Hope it helps and please remember to leave feedback so

This packet will make teaching sums to 10 fun and easy! With 16 colorful teaching pages for direct instruction and 12 student pages, kids will love getting to color their own charts and creating patterns. If your students have mastered ways to 5 this is a helpful extension activity to boost understanding of the patterns when decomposing larger numbers. When using this with my first grade class, students were able to count on faster and seemed to recall addition facts quicker too. We revisited

After your students learn about alphabetizing and using a dictionary to look up unfamiliar words, this activity will keep them engaged in a creative way. If you want to use this as a guided lesson for younger students, just have the class members suggest words to look up, model how to find the definition, and give time for students to copy from the board. This makes a super cute Mother's Day activity for students to bring home and show off their language skills. First page can be printed in col

Make rounding easy with this colorful resource for your students! Each row is color coded to show whether each number rounds up or down. Includes tips for teaching the concepts and has different sized charts for desk reference and bulletin board or math center use. I laminated mine and students used them to quiz each other, as reference for in-class work and to take home for homework time. Happy teaching!

This fun cut and paste activity will help your students sort objects into common categories. Students cut out each picture, glue each into the correct category, and then attempt to spell the word to describe the picture. Help English Language Learners expand vocabulary while building phonics and handwriting skills. Use as a pre and post assessment or in your language center for review! Includes three student pages, each with different pictures to sort and the corresponding answer key for self

This simple to print plural review can be stapled to make a bell work packet or used one page at a time to review lessons you teach! Each page has a different focus: -s -es -ies and a review page with mixed endings for a total of 4 pages. Ideas for use: pre-assessmentreview exit ticketformative assessmenthomeworkIndependent work

Reading this first grade passage will help your students focus on context clues to guide comprehension. The story is an original text with accompanying comprehension questions. Use in guided reading for fluency and then buddy or independent reading for question response. Please review this product if you love it or if it needs improvement. Thanks!

I created this resource for a family in need of structure for a son with Autism. The pictures represent the things he liked to do and each day after school the family would place the pictures (laminated and stuck to velcro) in a new order. This encouraged him to give input toward his daily routine so fights would not occur during transition time. He loved knowing what was coming next and checking the clock to know when to clean up. The file is a word document so feel free to change the header,

Ready, Set, Go! Students will love learning to count to 100 in this car-themed hundreds chart game. Students roll a die and move pieces along the board, racing to reach the finish line first. Builds one-to-one correspondence and number sequencing along with teamwork and patience! Perfect for a quick review or a permanent math center activity in your preschool, kinder, or first grade classroom. Thanks for taking the time to look. Please review if your students enjoy the game!

Basic resource for teaching number sense through 20. Students can use the colorful chart to find sums up to 20 and then decompose numbers for added fluency. Quick and easy assessment tool for showing number sense abilities. Be sure to look for the Addition Helper to 10 for younger mathematicians! Thanks!

Print this colorful chart to help your young mathematicians master the addition tables. Resource includes a table to complete sums for reference or assessment. Look for the Addition Helper to 20 for extension work!