Ms Scheckelhoff

Who doesn't love some Rock, Paper, Scissors? My students are OBSESSED with this game this year so I made a letter and sounds version to help my students practice their letter names and letter sounds. This document included a game for both uppercase letters and lowercase letters. Tip - If you want your students to have a bigger deck to draw from just print the game cards twice. This will give your students more cards to play with which will extend their game. How to Prep: Print & cut out cards.

Candy Heart Stack and Graph! Tired of utilizing the typical candy heart activities in your classroom? Want to try something a little different? Give the Candy Heart Stack and Graph a try. Each student will need: Recording Sheet (previewed above) Writing Utensil A handful of candy hearts Students will try to stack as many candy hearts as they can before their stack falls. Students will record their data and answer the questions once their data is collected! I do this with my first graders every

These are large number cards and subitizing cards! I use them in my classroom as a math warm up before my math lesson. Depending on the students skill I will focus on only numbers, certain numbers, subitizing certain numbers, or later in the year using all. I will fash the cards and have the students - look, think, and then say what the card is showing them. The Winter Mittens & Winter Numbers clip art just adds some fun to this typical math warm up!

I am listening! Is a product I use at the beginning of the year as well as after any major breaks in schooling to review and remind my students about our habits of listening! There are 6 My statements used throughout this resource. My eyes are looking. My ears are listening. My voice level is appropriate. My brain is thinking. My hands are to myself. My heart is caring. Included is: - I am listening full page poster. - I am listening individual cards ( four to a page) - 6 picture cards (eyes,

These are large number cards and subitizing cards! I use them in my classroom as a math warm up before my math lesson. Depending on the students skill I will focus on only numbers, certain numbers, subitizing certain numbers, or later in the year using all. I will fash the cards and have the students - look, think, and then say what the card is showing them. The candy corn clip art just adds some fun to this typical math warm up!