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This is an introductory lesson on the components of a sentence. It will help students understand that a sentence has a subject, predicate, and punctuation. It will also help students understand the difference between sentences and fragments.

Do your students need a reminder of the strategies needed to decode multisyllabic while reading? If so, this bookmark is definitely for you. The bookmark features several Orton–Gillingham syllabication strategies that will give students quick reference of how to divide syllables. Simply make copies of this product on cardstock and you are good to go!!!

Are your students making visual miscues while reading? This product is for all of those kiddos who are in progress to mastering the art of tracking through the beginning, middle, and end of a word.  These students have letter sound mastery; however, they struggle to visually attend to text when reading independently. This product allows students to have fun will training their eyes to attend to the initial, medial, and final sounds.

Do you want to have Culturally Relevant CGI story problems at your finger tips? This product gives you multiple culturally relevant story problems that can be used in K-2 classrooms during math workshop, during center time, or as homework. These Cognitively Guided Instruction story problems require students to draw visual models and reflect on their thinking.

Are you looking for a simple way to incorporate basic multiplication and division fact work into your daily practice in the classroom? This math fact activity allows students to think about math facts conceptually, while also providing extension activities as an added challenge. This product reinforces: - representing multiplication equations with arrays (visual support) - fact family (relationship between multiplication and division) - skip-counting to solve a multiplication equation - multipl

Do your students need practicing locating and comparing numbers on a number line? This product allows students to compare multiple decimals on the same number line, reinforcing their conceptual understanding.

Do your students struggle to read fluently? If so, here is a quick and fun lesson format that will definitely have your students reading with fluency and voice in no time!