Sarah MacArthur

Use these kindergarten friendly targets to teach students the concept of the day, Each target includes success criteria so that students understand exactly what they need to know, and how to show that, by the lesson's completion.

Students roll dice and trace the number rolled. Students race to see which number gets to the top first.

Use these kindergarten friendly targets to teach students the concept of the day, Each target includes success criteria so that students understand exactly what they need to know, and how to show that, by the lesson's completion.

Students work together to graph the class' favorite fruits. Students practice collecting data and using a graph to represent the data they collected.

Use these kindergarten friendly targets to teach students the concept of the day, Each target includes success criteria so that students understand exactly what they need to know, and how to show that, by the lesson's completion.

Use these kindergarten friendly targets to teach students the concept of the day, Each target includes success criteria so that students understand exactly what they need to know, and how to show that, by the lesson's completion.

Use these kindergarten friendly targets to teach students the concept of the day, Each target includes success criteria so that students understand exactly what they need to know, and how to show that, by the lesson's completion.

Use these kindergarten friendly targets to teach students the concept of the day, Each target includes success criteria so that students understand exactly what they need to know, and how to show that, by the lesson's completion.

Use these kindergarten friendly targets to teach students the concept of the day, Each target includes success criteria so that students understand exactly what they need to know, and how to show that, by the lesson's completion.

Use these kindergarten friendly targets to teach students the concept of the day, Each target includes success criteria so that students understand exactly what they need to know, and how to show that, by the lesson's completion.

Use these kindergarten friendly targets to teach students the concept of the day, Each target includes success criteria so that students understand exactly what they need to know, and how to show that, by the lesson's completion.

Assess student understanding at the end of each lesson with these quick checks for student comprehension.

Students compare numbers to 20 using the symbols <, >, and =.

Use these eye-catching posters to teach 2D shapes.

Use this Kindergarten Data Notebook at each card marking to help children monitor their own academic progress. Color in their new successes for each quarter so they can see exactly what they've learned and exactly how much more they are still working on! This is a great tool to use in conferences, especially student led conferences.

These lessons are written in an effort to eliminate bullying and to teach young children how to be safe friends. It raises their awareness on the difference between a bully and someone who is acting mean. It also teaches them how to deal with bullying when it arises.

Use these eye-catching posters to teach numbers, as students learn to read, write, and count to 100. Students identify ways that the numbers to 100 are represented.

Assess student understanding at the end of each lesson with these quick checks for student comprehension.

Assess student understanding at the end of each lesson with these quick checks for student comprehension.

Use these eye-catching posters to teach subtraction strategies to your Kindergarteners.