Miller's KinderLand

These superhero themed behavior boards will help you track your students’ behavior! I use these boards by stapling them into students’ agendas daily. They earn a sticker if they meet their behavior goals during each subject area of the day. At the end of the week, if the student has received at least 25/30 stickers (meeting goals about 85% of the time), they will be rewarded with a small treat. Each night, parents can initial the slip in order to keep open communication about their child’s daily

These standards-based checklists make tracking students’ growth by standard, WAY EASIER & PRACTICAL! I use these checklists by creating a clipboard for each subject area; I then attach just that subject’s standards to the clipboard and I am good to go! They could also be organized in a binder system. This product has helped me keep track of my students' growth and makes grading & report cards SO much simpler! These checklists are EDITABLE so you can input your students’ names and make other adju

Planning for guided reading lessons made easy! These editable templates break down each component of a guided reading lesson (book introduction, teaching points, prompting, etc.), making planning so much easier. The first template included is perfect for THREE LESSONS, all on one sheet! The other templates are based by your groups observations (student strengths and next steps) and are offered in both color and black & white. :) **ALL awesome fonts used in this product are KG Fonts (linked be

This simple checklist template will help you informally assess your students during mini-lessons at the carpet. I have used this template for reading, writing, and math mini-lessons; it worked well for each subject! It is a great way to quickly get a glance of where your class stands as a whole on any given standard. After completing this form, I could use that data to pull an impromptu strategy group with some of my students who may need additional support. Within this editable file, you will

This hands-on literacy center showcases the first 100 sight words for primary students to practice. Students can work independently or collaboratively on this center. They will love collecting their fish by reading the words accurately! To assemble this center, print out cards (cardstock works best!) and laminate to make more durable. Then, attach a small piece of magnet tape or Velcro to the tip of each fish’s nose (I suggest adhering the magnet to the backside of the fish). Once you have stuc

This hands-on math center is perfect for your students to become familiar with numbers 1-10! Simply print these puzzle pieces out on colored cardstock paper, laminate, & you’re good to go. I like to make 4-5 sets of these at a time, that way they’re great for partners as an early-finisher activity as well! I hope you and your students enjoy this center! :) **ALL awesome fonts used in this product are KG Fonts (linked below). -KG Always a Good Time -KG Blank Space Solid -KG Miss Kindergarten

These writing papers have been specifically designed for primary writers in mind! This paper can be used for creative writing prompts, daily handwriting practice, and so many other tasks. With this bundle, students will have the option to add a drawing that matches their writing by using the 1/2 sheets, or writing a full page story using the full pages. The options are endless! :)

This is an interactive informative writing activity that is integrated with some basic math skills (i.e., counting and graphing data). Students will learn how to make frozen fruit pops by gathering the required materials and actually making their own fruit pops! Students will be highly engaged in writing the step-by-step process for making this delicious treat! Included in this product: -Warm Up -“What’s your favorite fruit flavor?” graphing activity. As a class, complete the graph to help br

These "Table Rainbows" work great as a classroom management system. For example, each time I notice a certain table working together collaboratively, I may award them with a “rainbow stripe” (*I use Velcro dots to adhere the stripes). Once that table team earns all six stripes, they get a small incentive. This system worked AMAZINGLY this past year in Kindergarten but could work well in all primary grades! My students loved counting the dots on their stripes as they earned them; they knew that 2