Miss Michelle's Primary Printables

Great for providing a concrete visual to show students how to correctly write letters, words and sentences.

This is a blank game board, and can be made into whatever game you choose.

These are great for whole group instruction, and then can be put into a literacy center for independent practice.

This paper is a great visual to help kids see the difference between how to write their letters. Sky to grass capital letters, fence to grass lowercase letters, and fence/grass to dirt letters. I do this whole group, with each letter. Then laminate and make it into a center for them to practice. I will write 6 capital letters on the top portion, and 6 of the same letter in lowercase on the third row. The 2nd and 4th lines are for them to practice correctly writing their own letters.

Editable game board to make learning fun.

This is a great resource to help students understand and organize the elements of a story.

This worksheet is great for teaching students the characters, setting and plot. Has references to characters and settings that are familiar to them.

mini behavioral picture cards.

Easy to use behavior plan. Can be laminated and done with dry erase marker. Student or teacher can determine what they want the reward to be.

Great for providing a concrete visual to show students how to correctly write letters, words and sentences.

There are 3 different levels of class as well as individual writing rubrics/check-lists for what must be included in our writing. Class Size/ Smaller Size for Individual Copies (6 different versions ***Laminate and provide each student with their appropriate leveled writer's checklist to be readily available for writing. Great for ELLs as there is a visual piece that supports each part of their mechanics of writing a complete sentence. 11 page document: 5 of which are draft copies view only cop

Graphic Organizer for students to name the main idea or topic, and then draw and write their supporting key details.

This note-catcher helps students write and draw about their topics for shared research writing.

This is a great and quick way to do simple graphing and counting. How did I get to school today?

This is perfect for getting students excited for testing with a Star Wars' themed motivational poster.

There are six numbered boxes with directional arrows that make this an easy to use timeline for students. They can use photographs or drawings and then briefly write about each of the six major life events.

24 different labels for your classroom library, with a picture and title.

This shared reading is titled, The Color Song. Sung to the tune of "ABCs". This is the student's copy, if your building has a poster maker use that to blow it up so it can be a large chart that is easy to see. If not, just create your own on chart paper.

Blank game board for students to play with letters, sight words, spelling words, etc.

Easy to use graphic organizer, for stating the main idea and drawing and/or writing about the key details.