Magic in Primary

I made this desk tag based upon my students needs every year. It is designed to print onto LEGAL sized paper: 8.5' X 14". Two name tags print on one piece of paper. I laminate and attach to student's desk with Velcro dots. You can edit: student name, iReady log in information and teacher name (above the hundreds chart). Each name tag has: *Student name *alphabet chart *digraphs chart *color words *0-100 chart (with 5's highlighted) *teacher name *iReady log in information *0-30 number line Thi

This is a great way to get the conversation started and to get to know your students better. Show one slide a day or do at once. Show a slide and if it has happened to them they stand up. Let each child share their story!

This is a great way to get the conversation started and to get to know your students better. Show one slide a day or do at once. Show a slide and they choose one buy hold up 1 finger or 2 fingers. Allow students to share why they made their choice.

Teaching classroom expectations and routines at the beginning of the year just got easier! These EDITABLE back to school slideshows make it simple to teach and practice your classroom procedures and rules. There are slides with procedures written on them you can use or change them to fit your classroom! You are able to add more slides or delete as you need to. This is a Google Slides File

Do you forget to change the date everyday? Problem solved! These date flip cards are an easy way to display the date and a great student job! I use mine on a magnetic curtain rod. After I printed, laminated, and cut the cards, I punched holes at the top and used key rings to hang them on a magnetic curtain rod. The rod sticks to my whiteboard and a student changes the date every afternoon for me.

These EDITABLE ketchup, mustard and pickle templates are a wonderful way to allow your students to "ketchup" on incomplete work while other students "pick" an activity to do! You may also assign mustard "must do" activities to be completed. Just fill in the work you want completed and project! *You must have access to Google Slides to use*

This is a great slideshow to review the Zoom rules at the beginning of each meeting.