This is a basic 10-question quiz that I made for my first graders to introduce them to the idea of rules and laws (I used it when going over standards SS.1.C.1.1 and SS.1.C.3.1). Each question is a statement and students have to circle rather that statement is fair or unfair. This is also a great quiz to review afterwards and have a whole-class discussion about why certain things may be fair or unfair. Please feel free to ask any questions!
I made this product to go with some small containers I bought to store card-like classroom materials I have such as flash cards, index cards, and small puzzles. This file contains 4 editable pages. The first 2 are premade with the following labels: opposites, letters, numbers, rhyming, phonics, and sight words. Each of these has a cute little clipart accompanying it. The last two pages are ready to edit for any other things you might want to label in your classroom (all of the pages are editable
This is a basic PowerPoint that I made for my (first grade) class to show them what jobs we have in our classroom and the main things you have to do for each job. You can edit it however you like depending on the jobs/actions done in your classroom! I enjoy it because it's pretty kid-friendly and I've added lots of clipart to help with that. The "jobs" I have included are lights, line leader, papers, calendar, teacher's helper, pencils, clean-up crew, behavior monitor, supplies, technology speci
This is a simple worksheet or quiz over plural nouns. My first grade class was doing this around Valentine's Day, so I made it Valentine's themed. Each word has the singular version and students have to decide how to make it plural...by adding -s or -es. Please feel free to ask me any questions you have, and thank you for looking! :)
I made this "quiz" to go with a 10-minute YouTube video about St. Patrick's Day. I use the term quiz loosely because this could also just be a quick, fun assessment for your kids to do on St. Patrick's Day. The quiz has 5 questions. The link to the YouTube video is in the footer of the quiz so that you can copy and paste it (the video is titled "St. Patrick's Day for Kids"). Please feel free to ask me any questions and thank you for looking! :)
I made this product to use as an A.R. Tracker for my students. In my room, every time a student makes an 80% or higher on an A.R. test, they would get a checkmark on my A.R. Tracker. Every 5th checkmark, they would get a "star" and get to pick some type of prize or get a piece of candy. This editable tracker is a simple table I made to keep up with how many checkmarks each student has and includes some sample names so that you can see how it would look. Thank you for checking me out and I would
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