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These mats are great for lesson introductions in whole group or small groups. print and laminate to reuse. The mats include number bonds, ten frames, and equations for 2-3 digit equations numbers 1-20. These mats provide students with visual instructions and an opportunity to show their knowledge in a variety of ways. This is a great supplemental resource to support your math curriculum. Number cards are included so students can pick cards to use with mat as an independent activity or math cente

A high five ceremony is done weekly on Fridays to celebrate students and build community in the classroom. By celebrating student efforts you build their confidence and reinforce those positive efforts.

Included are 24 cards 12 patterns and 12 build cards.These lego cards are a great way to extend the skills your littles are learning. These cards concentrate on childrens critical thinking, problem solving, fine coordination, perseverance/patience, and MUCH more!

This is truly a one stop shop document for you to utilize in your classroom. It makes sharing your classroom data with subs, administration, and coaches much easier. The document provides you with 8 Tabs: Classroom List: Student name, checklists (pick up, medical, ML, IEP, 504, etc.), Comments/Notes section to include IEP/504 Plans, ML services, etc. Schedule: Weekly template, half day template, and substitute plan template. (I recommend including slide links in the schedule for easy accessibili

These ten frame shopping carts are great for implementing real-life scenarios for counting numbers 1-10. Great for intervention groups, math warm-ups and more! There are 5 different colored ten frames and three different kinds of fruit/veggies numbers.

These Story Maps provide students with a visual aid to organize their thoughts and identify key story elements throughout their writing process. There are various formats to include dictations, student writing, and various story elements ranging in difficulty levels.

This bundle includes 28 pages of winter themed activities for math, phonics, writing and social emotional learning for a week of no planning. All the activities are simple printable and the only additional materials your need are everyday classroom items such a dice, pencils, coloring utensil, scissors, and glue.

Students color, cut, and glue the animals to retell the key details of the story. Simple to follow with numbered boxes.

These play dough mats are engaging and educational! Some key skills include fine motor/finger dexterity, letter recognition, self ecpression, counting, vocabulary, emotions, and many more! You can print and laminate to keep the fun going or include in centers!

The images support growing vocabulary as students color, cut out, and glue images based on their initial or ending sounds. These are perfect for small group, exit tickets, or an ELA center. The coloring and cutting improves SEL skills such as patience, perseverance, and self expression.

There are 31 cards for various periods of the day from morning meeting/rug time, computers, math, science, foundations, writing, reading, centers, assembly, specials, and more! Posting a visual schedule promotes consistency and security for students. Print, cut, laminate (optional), and enjoy!

When a child is escalated or just having a tough time it can be hard to stay on task, communicate, or even listen to someone. This activity re-directs students attention in an engaging way using most of their senses (touch, hear, smell, sight). Focusing their energy/attention on something else can separate them from a situation and guide them to a calmer state. This is a great skill they can use in every part of their day!

11 pages of various formatted emotion cards, classroom thermometer, explanation poster, and more. These cards and classroom thermometer are great tools for children to be able to recognize when they are beginning to escalate emotionally and provide them with strategies to self regulate. This is an easy way for children to communicate their emotions nonverbally which may be easier for children who are struggling social-emotionally.

This resource is a helpful tool either as an exit ticket, ELA center, or a small group activity. Students will identify letters (uppercase/Lowercase), trace/write lowercase letters, build vocabulary with simple images, and identify objects starting with each letter. The predictable structure and simple images make this a great independent activity after an introduction.

These daily sheets allow you to easily communicate with parents about their child's day. This document includes eleven pages with various information (bathroom/changes/schedule/nap/reading/teachers notes), colors (black/white/black with rainbow title), etc. There are sheets for toddlers as well which included diaper changes, feedings, naps, etc.

This includes 5 pages total- four different journal page formats. The pages are set up to be printed two at a time. A great way to extend and expand students knowledge of books read at home or in the classroom.

This is a simple but great way to work on number recognition, counting, adding, problem solving, and more! You can have younger children pick one card and count out the number shown. For more a more advanced activity, the child can pick two cards and add them using the goldfish.

These kindergarten passports are a great beginning of the year tool to engage students in learning school routines. There are two pages of routines and a checklist for your school tour.

This choice chart is a great visual aide to help support students. This chart can serve as an opportunity to set clear expectations, create constistency, maintain stability, check in between tranisiton, and so much more! The chart is easy to read and the images are simple yet angaging. You can print, laminate, and stick the cards.

Simple for students to follow with small visual aid instructions to cut and glue. The boxes are numbered to help order the squares.