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These plans are for an entire year of Kindergarten math. Plans are written so you may just add the date for the Go Math lesson you are teaching each day. Each lesson has the following components: Common Core State Standards identified Lesson Essential Question Objective Activating Strategy Key Vocabulary Teaching Strategies Instruction with Assessment prompt Graphic organizer Assignment Summarizing strategy Materials Additional Resources Each chapter/unit has the Unit Essential Question at th

Letter Naming Fluency is something we have to build. Many kindergarten students come to school not knowing letter names of the alphabet. They can sing the song, but do not understand the relationship between the letter name and the actual grapheme. These letter naming fluency pages have been created to gradually build fluency as young students learn the letters of the alphabet. The letters are grouped in sets per page. Capital and lowercase letters are on separate practice pages to begin wi

This product will help your struggling students learn letters. This product was born out of necessity. I teach in a high poverty school which serves many struggling students. I created it as an intervention for my students who just weren’t getting the letters any other way. I was at a critical point with this group and had the idea to make this an incentive for them to learn the letter names. The letters are grouped in acquisition sets. I ran these off on color cardstock and laminated them

This Kindergarten Common Core pack is full of resources to help you get your work organized and ready to pull whenever you need it. Organizing your work is half the battle in implementing the CCSS. Having a system that works for you is crucial. This collection contains: • Address labels with the CCSS abbreviated codes (example: RL.K.1) - Ready to print out on Avery 5160 labels(30 per sheet). • Shipping labels with the complete CCSS for each ELA and Math standard – Ready to print out on Avery

Weekly Behavior Reports with a teddy bear theme are available here in English and Spanish. What Kind of Day Did I Have? and What Kind of Day Did I Have in Kindergarten are both in this file so that it can be used for any primary grade or even Pre-K. The Spanish translation has really helped me since I teach in a school with a high concentration of Spanish speaking ELL students. This helped me better communicate with all my parents and behavior issues have dropped significantly. I hope it he