Mrs Slager

Reward dollars with a Disney theme. Come in $1, $5, $10, and $20 denominations. I printed each amount on a different color of paper to easily distinguish them.

Add a little Disney flair with this cute Mickey "Give Me 5" Poster!

A fun clip chart for your Disney classroom! Students start the day on Ready to learn and can move up or down throughout the day. Use all of it or just the parts that meet your needs. The black line on each page is where it should be cut in order for everything to be aligned correctly.

I staple this inside of a manilla file folder and each student has their own folder. (I let them decorate it however they want.) I use a colored marker or crayon to fill in the top info, coordinated to their book level color. When it fills up, I just staple a new sheet on top. Easy to keep a running record of their AR tests. They are responsible for filling out their log when they get a new book and when they take a test. They have to record their score and inital, then I have a basket on my de

Add a little Disney magic to your room with this Disney D'nealian Alphabet!

Posters for displaying your objectives! Heading poster has: We Are Learning To and then a poster for Reading, Math, Writing, Phonics, Science, and Social Studies! If you need it customized with a different subject, let me know and I can edit it for you!

Have a teacher helper or center captains to help answer students questions? Let them wear an "Ask Me" lanyard to show that students should go to them with questions before interrupting you during small group instruction! Super easy and cute with a Mickey Mouse image on the tags.

Breaking apart numbers and making a ten to add can be tricky for some students! Use this worksheet as some extra practice for those struggling kiddos. It has one example problem already done so they can easily see what to do and 7 problems for them to complete. Includes a ten frame by each problem for them to draw counters to help them. Goes with Go Math Chapter 3 lessons.

Add a little Disney magic to your room with this Disney Cursive Alphabet!

A cute poem for your students to recite before heading into the hallway. I have the circles hanging from ribbon and have it by my door. Every time we line up we say the chant together. Let's Line Up 5 S Style -Make it Straight -Single file -Silent -Still (and) -With a Smile

A fun writing actvity for Thanksgiving! Students take a turkey template home and work with their family to disguise him so he is not eaten for Thanksgiving dinner! Includes a letter from "Tom the Turkey", 3 turkey templates to choose from, and 2 writing papers (with handwriting lines and without) for students to write about the disguise they created!

Students track their books, levels, quiz scores, and points earned. Also has a place for students to circle if it is a fiction or nonfiction book.

I had a big problem with students using the bathroom or getting drinks last year. They were always asking to go, multiple times per day, and a lot of instructional time was being missed. So I created punch cards to help with the issue. When ever a student wanted to go to the bathroom or get a drink, they had to bring me their punch card and I would use a hole puncher to mark it off. (Eventually I turned that job over to a student.) There are 10 bathroom spaces, 6 drink spaces, and 2 nurse spaces