Lisa Warunek

This is a cute way to present sight words to your students, whether in-person or remotely. I use these for daily practice, assessments and progress monitoring. I use these with my special education students. If you like these, I also have fall, winter and summer themed flashcards. :-) If you notice a mistake, please let me know before leaving a negative review. To err is human, to forgive, divine. ~Alexander Pope

Teach your student all about money with this unit. Originally created to be completed within two weeks, I have never been able to complete it in those two weeks - it's more like three weeks. Students will learn about the history of money, what it looks like, and how to count, add, subtract, and use money. This unit incorporates social studies, art, language arts, technology, some modifications and accommodations for special needs students, and a list of easy-to-implement Service Learning Project

Enjoy these fun spring themed google slides dolch primer sight words flash cards!

I've created Dolch First Grade Words Flashcards on Google Slides to aid in distance learning with a fun background for students. I also have listed the Pre-Primer and Primer Sight Words Flash Cards on Google Slides and will soon be posting the Second and Third Grade Sight Words!

Enjoy this fall-themed First Grade Dolch Sight Words Google Slides Flashcard product.

Enjoy this fun, fall-themed Dolch Primer sight words Flash Cards in google slides.

Enjoy a fun winter-themed set of Dolch primer sight words flashcards for Google Slides. I use these for both practice and for assessments during our Google Meets sessions.

This is a set of the Dolch Primer Words on Google Slides Flashcards with a fun summer-themed background.

This simple checklist provides a visual for students to ensure they are writing complete sentences and provides examples of what each sentence part should look like. There are 3 per page.

This is a simple writing prompt sheet. Students can draw a picture and write what they want to do when they grow up. I used this for both writing and social studies as they had to write about a "service" they would provide (such as police officer, firefighter, nurse., etc).