MrsLipkowitz

This editable document allows for you to print directly onto post it notes to make giving your students reading next step goals super easy! Place the post it directly onto the paper, place the paper into your printer (sticky side on the top that will be going through your printer first) and you will have easy to grab post it notes to give your students! I have an index card in their book baggy to tell them how many books to bookshop and from which level and I put this sticky note onto that index

This product contains the hand symbols along with picture cues for me too/I agree, bathroom, water and tissue. The product is editable so you can adjust it according to the symbols that work best for you and your students as well as includes picture cues for ENL students, students with disabilities or for the little ones!

This is word study ladder activity, where you start from the bottom of the ladder and work your way up to fill in all of the word family words! There are picture cues to help students think of the word and then need to use the sound they hear to write out the word that fits that family. It is editable to adjust if you feel it is needed. This is a great literacy center activity. I love to put all of my centers like this into clear sheet protectors to use over and over in literacy center time. The

This product allows you to print directly onto post-its by printing originals, placing post-its onto the boxes on each page, put the paper back into the printer and it will print DIRECTLY onto the post it! You can use the various templates by either having spaces to write your own glows or grows or even to just mark to parts in specific pieces where the glows and grows are. There are visual cues for early childhood students, English Language Learners and for students with special needs. This pro

These charts I put into clear photo frame stands and display them at each of my math rotation centers (Teacher Time, Independent Work, Center Time). They could also be used for literacy rotations or any other center time that you do in your class. They display simple instructions along with visual cues to help the little ones, ENL students as well as students with special needs. The item is completely editable to adjust as needed for your group and needs!

This game will help students become fluent in counting ten more and ten less from a wide range of numbers. They will have the chance to roll the dice twice to create a two digit number and then need to think about the number that is 10 more than that number and 10 less. It is a game that will surely keep your students engaged and have fun while reinforcing this skill! I recommend always putting games in clear sheet protectors so students can reuse this game over and over with a dry erase marker.

This chart helps you fill in the days that students will have their writing conferences. It is helpful to put it in a clear sheet protector and write the names on in a dry erase marker so that the names can be moved around as needed but also to reuse from year to year! It is editable in case you want to write the names directly into the resource and print. :)

This helps readers with visual cues understand how to read with feelings. It aligns with the TC Kindergarten Unit 2 but is helpful for any early childhood reader! There are visual cues for early childhood students, English Language Learners and for students with special needs. It is editable to adjust to your specific needs.

This product includes two roll and cover versions and two 4 in a row games (connect 4 ). This product is editable to continuing editing to change, tweak or add to your classroom needs!

I always remind my students: No Name, No Fame!!! This chart is an easy and cute reminder to help your students remember to always write their names before beginning their work.

These posters can be placed at each table and are color coded for the little ones to easily be able to distinguish between the tables. They also could be used for various grouping charts, or however you view could be best for your classroom! The colors already included on this are: red, yellow, green, blue and purple, however, it is editable on powerpoint to fit however needed for your classroom!

This chart helps to visualize how to use each punctuation mark. It is simple, clear and concise for all ages!

This gives the students the opportunity to work together to give each other constructive feedback. It is an editable document so you can edit it as needed for your group of students!

Tracing the infinity sign along to calming and soothing music in the background can be a great way for students to destress throughout the day. There are 2 different types of infinity signs included, one that is more for early childhood and one basic infinity sign. You can cut these out and laminate them so the students can easily reuse them over and over. Students can trace the infinity with their finger, marker, crayon, pencil...whatever you feel works best for your class!