Melissa Bubany

This is a great way to assess. You can put each list in a folder and have the student read the word. Hi-light the word if they get it correct. Send the words they miss home and have them work on it. Then use the checklist as an ongoing assessment of sigh words.

I’ve created a resource packet to support students in writing biographies, whether as part of a unit study or during independent research time. This packet includes step-by-step guidance for completing the research process, question stems to support deeper thinking, rubrics, an essay outline, a sample biography, and instructions for creating a bibliography to accompany the final product.

Read the book December Secrets and use this to help guide comprehension.

Use this to have your parents sign up to volunteer in your classroom.

Use this at the beginning of the year as a contact sheet.

Use these sight word phrases to help your students practice their sight words as well as fluency. Put them on index cards and have your students practice reading the phrases.