Mary Williams Booth

This product will help your students learn to count to 100 and also see the patterns for counting by 2's, 5's and 10's. You will receive numbers to 100. If there is interest, I will generate numbers to 120 for First Grade.

This is a mini-unit of 4 language arts activities to go with the book How Rocket Learned to Read by Ted Hills. You will find: Easy reader book to color with 11 color words and the sight words: "I can see." I Can WriteThe Room Color Word coloring page Alphabet order page

This is a set of Bumble Bee to help you teach the number bonds of 5 and 10. The Bees have numerals and dot patterns. Simply print, laminate and cut out the shapes. I use these in my math centers.

This learning center compliments the book How Rocket Learned to Read by Ted Hills. You will find printable that can be used in small group settings for RTI, math groups or learning centers. Numeracy or concepts of 5 and 10 are taught using finger patterns, tally marks, domino dots, five frames, ten frames and numeral recognition.

This is a mini literacy unit that can be used with The Jacket I Wear In The Snow by Shirley Neitzel or any other book about playing in the snow. Skills for this unit are: emergent reader for the following sight words: I, put, on, the, it, is, and, they, are. ABC alphabetical order fill in the missing short vowel adjectives rebus reading craftivity to teach how to dress for cold weather

These are the first 100 dolch words that match the Wordy Birdy word wall. I have this in my classroom on my word wall. I have bundled them into one file so you only download and print out once. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.

"Who is in the barn?" features farm animals and the following sight words: who, is, in, the, are, that, me as well as farm animal names and the word for the noise they make. You will find: -Teacher book to print or use on interactive whiteboard -smaller student book -cards with sight words and other words from the book to be used for write the room and sentence writing. -write the room sheet -sentence writing sheet "Who is in the barn" by Mary Rae Williams and KPM Doodles is licensed under a C

Inspired by the book How Rocket Learned to Read, I have created flash cards to be used on your Smartboard. It is in the Notebook software. Nothing to print, laminate or cut. Just download and turn on the screen. I have not locked the pages so you can move them around in whatever order you need. Rocket's friends and the Little Yellow Bird teacher appear on each screen along with a sight word. You will also find 11 of the color words grouped together.

This is a subtraction math journal for primary grades. It includes subtraction word problem, ten frames, and manipulatives. I'm using this for my Jan Brett mitten and hat winter theme. There are 8 pages in this journal. This also will work for math centers and math talk

These are alphabet cards with cute birds in a rectangle frame. Very colorful and whimsical. Use for word walls or any place in the classroom. Sight words on matching cards coming next.

This book is an easy reader based on the old folk tale The Mitten. All the words are in the short "i" family. The graphics are black and white so the students can color the pictures after reading. I am using this book in my Independent Reading Folders after we put it together. It is a good companion to a unit on winter, short "i" or Jan Brett author study.

This is a worksheet that compliments the book How Rocket Learned To Read by Ted Hills. Students will color the doggies to match the color word.

This is a set of 11 colorful birds with the color word in white lettering. Each bird sits in a scalloped round frame.

This is a set of alphabet cards to be used in your classroom or word wall. They are very colorful, whimsical and with a popular scalloped border. Sight word cards that match are coming next.

This is a word building activity for the long vowel combinations of "ee" and "ea". Students will build the words and write what they have created. Later you can put the words (cheese pieces) up in the room and let the students write the room.

This is a set of Wordy Birdy square labels. You can write the students name on them and use for anything. Print out of regular paper of full sheet lables and cut. This set matches the Wordy Birdy alphabet cards and soon to come Sight Word Birds This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.

This is a set of 11 birds with the color word printed on each one. They do not have a frame. See the picture of my classroom display .