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

I use these to show my student's growth in our classroom. Each child gets their own pennant to decorate/color. I do this after the first Map test we take in the fall. You can keep them in their desks if you prefer not to hang in your room. Our school wants them up to celebrate their growth. You can punch holes on each side at the top and run yarn through it or hang them individually.

Addition Timed Tests 0-10 has two different timed tests for each addition set. Having two different versions helps prevent copying and memorization. This layout will help you save paper but isn't too small for your younger students. I give students one minute to complete each test. When they complete the test with 100% accuracy they can add a color sticker dot to their bubble gum machine. I write which test they have passed on the sticker. I purchased a gum ball machine and they get a piece of

These name tags are just right for little learners. Two fit on a page so they save you ink and paper. They are a great size for the desk-big enough to read but small enough to leave plenty of work space. I laminate mine and attach with velcro.

My students love doing this every year. It's so easy, fun and it looks great hanging up! You can create your own fact families or allow your students to generate their own.

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

Each number is a full page. It includes the number, number word and ten frame. Numbers 1-20