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Includes 8 comparison word problems using real-world examples. Use during a number talk, whole group or small group instruction, for stations, or during distance learning. The word problems can be displayed on a screen, added to apps such as Seesaw, or printed off as a packet. Happy solving!

Use this Google Slides presentation to practice graphing skills. Use during whole group, small group, stations, or distance learning! This task asks students to: sort spring characters into a labeled chartfill in a graph to show the number of each spring characteranswer questions about the graph, including:total number of objectsnumber of objects in each categorymost and leasthow many more or lessprobability

In this winter-themed DIGITAL shape sort, students will use features of Google Slides to complete the following tasks: Sort pre-made shapes into appropriate categories, such as triangles and circles.Draw examples of shapes using the "insert shape" tool.Find real examples of shapes using the "insert image" tool.Build a snowman using pre-made shapes and labels.The students will complete the tasks with the help of a snowman giving directions and examples. Complete on a SMART Board in whole group, b

In this leprechaun-themed DIGITAL shape sort, students will use features of Google Slides to complete the following tasks: Sort pre-made shapes into appropriate categories, such as triangles and circles.Draw examples of shapes using the "insert shape" tool.Find real examples of shapes using the "insert image" tool.Build a leprechaun using pre-made shapes and labels.The students will complete the tasks with the help of a leprechaun giving directions and examples. Complete on a SMART Board in whol

In this dinosaur-themed DIGITAL shape sort, students will use features of Google Slides to complete the following tasks: Sort pre-made shapes into appropriate categories, such as triangles and circles.Draw examples of shapes using the "insert shape" tool.Find real examples of shapes using the "insert image" tool.Build a dinosaur using pre-made shapes and labels. The students will complete the tasks with the help of the dinosaur giving directions and examples. Complete on a SMART Board in whole g

Progress reports and report cards are important resources that inform families on how their child is doing at school. But sometimes the formatting and language provided in the printouts can be confusing. This bundle provides family-friendly resources that will educate, inform, and celebrate the growth of each child. Inside this bundle, you will find: -Kindergarten, First Grade, & Second Grade Sight Word Progress Sheets (2 versions) -#ProudParent Sticky Note Sheet -*EDITABLE* Ringmaster Report

A Data Notebook is a space for students to track their progress in meeting goals. This Data Notebook is designed to include a student’s progress towards goals in the areas of: -Reading -Writing -Math -Behavior -Attendance It’s important to remember that the MOST critical piece of using Data Notebooks is conferring with students. Conferring with a student is a simple conversation about the student’s progress towards a goal. It includes setting up a goal and an action plan, and monitoring progress

Use this recording sheet during the month of October to practice making fact families. Students will develop the two addition and subtraction equations that match the part-part-whole relationship of the numbers in the top of the house. Pre-write the numbers or use a dice to roll the two parts. Thank you for choosing RingMASTERY Learning! Make sure to follow us on Instagram (@ringMASTERYlearning) and Twitter (@MissH_SYE) to see what we are up to in the "Big Top!" Leave a review for us and tag us

Use these Christmas Tree Shake & Spill recording sheets in small groups or at stations to help students identify the addition and subtraction equations associated with sums 4-10. Students shake and spill red/yellow counters and color the ornaments on the tree accordingly. Then, the students write the four equations (2+, 2-) that go with the ornament arrangement on the tree. Thank you for choosing RingMASTERY Learning! Make sure to follow us on Instagram (@ringMASTERYlearning) and Twitter (@Mi

Directions Use these planning and reflection sheets with your Balloons Over Broadway Makerspace project. Find the Balloons Over Broadway book here. Then, gather up some latex balloons and balloon stick holders. I found a pack of 20 balloon stick holders for a couple of dollars in the party aisle at Walmart, but they can also be found on Amazon! Before heading to the Makerspace, set some parameters for the project. The file includes some things you’ll want to keep in mind! Have your stu

Teaching your students to write how-to pieces? Use this unit to add in some arts integration! This unit includes a week's worth of lesson plans and activities, including a teacher-directed drawing, a student-directed drawing, and a step-by-step drawing guide. Students will engage their oral language skills, creativity, and writing techniques as they embrace this arts-integrated unit. Includes activities that can be used digitally or with pencil-paper! Thank you for choosing RingMASTERY Learning

Working on RI.1.7? Use this graphic organizer to guide your students in sorting through the key idea, illustrations, and details. After reading the Scholastic News “Is this pumpkin painted?” have students cut apart the text and illustrations. Then glue down the key idea, illustrations, and details on graphic organizer. Examples of the unpacked standard and mastery have also been included so you can use them as you are working on the unit.

Use this graphic organizer with your first graders as they gather and organize information about a community helper. Designed so students can draw and label or write responses to the prompts. Use with texts from your local library or with an online source such as Epic!. Thank you for choosing RingMASTERY Learning. Be sure to follow us on Instagram (@ringMASTERYlearning) and Twitter (@MissH_SYE), and to tag is in photos of you using our products.

Prompt your students to ask and answer questions after reading Hurricanes! by Gail Gibbons with this response sheet. Designed so students can draw and label or write responses for each questions. Includes a space for students to ask a question they still have about hurricanes. Made to fit in a composition notebook, if trimmed down! Thank you for choosing RingMASTERY Learning. Be sure to share photos with us on Instagram (@ringMASTERYlearning) and on Twitter (@MissH_SYE) of how you are using our

Use this individual behavior chart for students who need a little extra support in demonstrating positive behaviors. I use this as my Tier 2 behavior intervention. Tracking the student’s behavior daily in a numerical way helps me have LOTS of data points when our MTSS team meets. “Earned Time” is a couple of minutes of time for the students to choose an activity, such as putting together a puzzle or playing a game on the ipad. The students go to a private area in the classroom and use the

Use these posters to introduce stamina with reading in any grade level. Pairs well with Read to Self stations/centers! Includes: -Stamina Definition Poster -"Have you worked your reading muscles today?" Poster -Strategies for Stamina Poster All posters are made to fit legal size paper. Thank you for choosing RingMASTERY Learning!

Use these LARGE word wall cards in your primary classroom as a reference for your students to identify and spell common sight words. There are 2 words per page, so the cards are large! Includes 90 words and a page of blank cards for you to personalize, as you would like. I added my name to my word wall. You can also add student names! Looking for a different color scheme or theme? Just let me know! Don't forget to leave feedback so you can earn points towards your next TpT purchase. Thanks for

Use these tens frames to keep track of how many days of learning you've had! Laminate and use a dry erase marker to color in or place a sticker on each square. Includes enough squares for 140 days of school. Formatted for legal size paper.

Use this survey as an opportunity to teach your students about their “smarts!” Read each statement and ask students to determine if it is true for them. I had students use construction paper confetti to indicate their “smarts,” but the options are endless! This activity can also be paired with the text, Fantastic, Elastic Brain: Stretch It, Shape It by Dr. JoAnn Deak and with the Class Dojo Growth Mindset videos (found here).

Your students are the Ringmasters of their own learning. They’ve worked so hard and they’ve grown so much! Now, it’s time to celebrate that growth. What better way than with a report card that they’ve made themselves? Print one report card for each student, and review their data with them. Send the report cards home with the students to share with their families. These report cards can also be placed in data notebooks as a way to monitor growth throughout the year. The students will be so proud