Mrs Clifton's Class

Dr. Seuss Week is my favorite week of kindergarten! Here is a soup recipe for you and your littles to enjoy.

I use this folder in my kindergarten classroom to reinforce and practice the alphabet. I use this folder during my small reading groups. Students are also welcome to take a folder during free choice and practice their letters. They especially like the velcro option. You can also attach velcro. I laminate the letters for durability. You will need: 1 file folder 1 envelope or ziplock to store the individual letters This PDF includes Page 1 Cover page for the front of the folder that says "Alpha

Print each page on colored paper. Lay out your dismissal options before school. Have parents select the correct transportation home and staple onto their child's backpack handle loop. At the end of the day you will have a color coded line! Dismissal will be a breeze! You can also use these yourself later in the year when you have a guest teacher or to remind yourself of changes. Tags Include: Traffic Circle Pick Up Playground Pick Up Sibling Pick Up School Bus Rider KinderCare Bus Rider

Download a free sample of my work: FREESAMPLEThese little readers are intended to teach and/or reinforce sight words and build good reading habits. I use these as a whole class lesson. Students return to their seats to cut and glue the last page on their own. I read along with my students providing them with plenty of support and scaffolding. These little readers allow you to reinforce reading strategies and practice what good readers do. You can do the following with each book: 1. Rainbow wr

Download a free sample of my work: FREESAMPLEThese little readers are intended to teach and/or reinforce sight words and build good reading habits. I use these as a whole class lesson. Students return to their seats to cut and glue the last page on their own. I read along with my students providing them with plenty of support and scaffolding. These little readers allow you to reinforce reading strategies and practice what good readers do. You can do the following with each book: 1. Rainbow wr

The Gingerbread Baby project is a fun way to integrate Social Studies, reading, and writing during the Winter months. I use this as my December focus. You will read Gingerbread Baby by Jan Brett. Then send a Gingerbread Baby off to explore another state. He/She will return to tell his tales of adventure. You will receive: 1. An overview of this project 2. The Parent Letter to be sent home to each family 3. The Relative Letter explaining their part in the project 4. The Relative Questionnaire

Cut out each tag, punch a hole, and have kids string each tag after 10 fruit loops have been added to their necklace string.

These sweet little tags are a fun way to motivate the bookworms in your class. I attached the tag to a snack size zip-lock bag. I filled the bag with a handful of gummy worms.

I made this graphic organizer to help my kindergarten students with narrative writing performance tasks. This graphic organizer is Common Core aligned. In the topic (top) box we write a topic sentence and draw the characters and the setting. In each of the other boxes we draw pictures and label them. The last box is for reaction and we turn the circle into a smiling face, frowning face, etc. Hope this helps.

These little readers are intended to teach and/or reinforce sight words and build good reading habits. I use these as a whole class lesson. Students return to their seats to cut and glue the last page on their own. I read along with my students providing them with plenty of support and scaffolding. These little readers allow you to reinforce reading strategies and practice what good readers do. You can do the following with each book: Rainbow write the sight word using five colors on the t

I use this to quickly reference Kindergarten Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS) in my lesson plans and designing units.

This is a light-hearted poster to add to your work room, staff lounge, and/or classroom.

Graph your Halloween Trader Joe's Gummies!