Sarah Nunes

This is great for practicing letter formation and writing skills. There is a picture to color once the student practices writing each letter of the alphabet. Can be used as independent practice or in small groups to monitor letter formation.

This is a great resource for kindergarten! Use this for directed drawings and learning about letters. I used it as a letter a week and did this at the end of each week as a closing. Letters A-E have the specific spaces to help the students know there needs to be a space. After the letter E, students must put their own space in the sentence. This can also be used as independent practice instead of a directed drawing.

This product is great for rhyming in kindergarten. This product includes two pages for rhyming practice.

These CVCe worksheets are perfect for kindergarten. This product includes a worksheet for: _a_e words _i_e words _o_e words _u_e words

This is GREAT sight word practice! I project on my screen and use a clicker(presentation tool). Before we do this game, I print out (or hand write) flashcards with the words written on them. I pass out one flashcard to each student(sometimes kids get two). When their word matches the one on the screen, they have to bring it up and put it in a basket. ALL the students say the word together. After so many words, the students have to do an exercise. I do the exercise with them. It's total

This is a great end of the year activity for students, especially if they don't buy a school yearbook!

Book Jacket to make book reports more fun.

Whenever you have extra time, this is good to review basic multiplication facts.

Order of Operations lesson plan for 4th or 5th grade.

This is a powerpoint I did for 5th grade Science. It's a review game for the Plant Systems chapter.

I do a ticket drawing every week, and this is something they can win. They are allowed to use it on an assignment they forgot to do. They still have to do the assignment but this gives them an extra day without any penalty.

I do a ticket drawing every week, and this is something they can win. They are allowed to use it on an assignment they forgot to do. They still have to do the assignment but this gives them an extra day without any penalty.

I use these to give to students who are not on task. The first warning is a verbal warning, the second warning is this placed on their desk (not filled out), and the third warning is the student filling it out. On the back they have to write the reason why they got this. The parent has to sign it and it is to be returned the next day. This really helps students who need that visual reminder.