Sara Schear

This set includes a letter to the parents explaining how to make a fun 100th day t-shirt (project), and a 100th day snack. It has the snack mat included. It is such a fun way to celebrate the 100th day of school. Let me know if you need to make any changes to better fit for you and your class. Thanks, Sara

This is a fun "hands on" activity to introduce or review how to use quotation marks. You can use the paper macaroni i included, or use real macaroni. My students love this activity.

This is a great game to play with your students. In this version your students would be practicing renaming ones and tens. It is a great way to review a skill or end a math unit. The students love moving around the room. The Scoot Shuffle board is located at my TPT for FREE!!

This is a easy way to send home a note to keep your parents' informed of any type of discipline policy. It correlates with my behavior chart for the class, If a student ends up on parent contact, it is ready to go!! Very friendly for teachers use.

I start this unit by reading Dear Deer by Gene Barretta. It is a such a fun book, and the kids laugh as they discover homophones. It is a very educational and fun way to introduce the concept of homophones. After the book we brainstorm as a class a list of different homophones. Then we make these fun homophone posters/class book. You can run each page on white construction paper and give each student a different one to draw. You can display individually in the hall or put them together to ma

Want a fun way to introduce multiplication using arrays? This is a fun activity to show how to use arrays to form multiplication problems. The students are introduced, get practice, and then create their own to show what they learned.

This is an easy and fun way to introduce, teach, review and asses, possessive nouns.

This is a fun way to review or asses learning about antonyms. We kids love to play this game over and over and try to get faster at it.

I pick a different student each week to be featured as "The Reader of the Week". The poster tells you what their responsibility is each day. This is such a great way to practice fluency and reading aloud. Plus to make sure you read with each child one on one, to add on to your small groups. Students can't wait to be "The Reader of the Week". I included a poster where you can specially display student's name. If you have any questions or requests let me know. Thanks Sara

This is a fun way to review or asses learning about antonyms. We kids love to play this game over and over and try to get faster at it.

This is a fun way to introduce, teach, asses or reinforce learning the difference between a complete sentence or not.

This is great way to teach or introduce subtracting with borrowing. Also helps students to learn to set up subtraction problems using the tens frame. Use this everyday with your calendar routine....sure to teach students subtracting with borrowing.

This is a FREEBIE! This is the board to play the Scoot Shuffle.