Sarinity Pendleton

Use this tool to see if students know the difference between fiction and informational text!

Have students count up each character and then make a tally chart. After making a tally chart students will make a picture graph to easily read the data while answering the questions.

Use this activity with students to have them write down their retell of a story!

This is a fun book for students to make to talk about their community and the things around them! This will help students compare the different types of communities (urban, suburban, and rural) and talk about how those communities have different rescues or are father away from things! This book also helps students learn their address and who to call in an emergency! This book can be done at home, small group, or one on one and some pages can be done independently. This book has 8 pages (includin

Use this book as a final project! Students pick an animal to do research on! Pages: Fun Fact, Living things interact, Life Cycle, Biomimicry

Use this book to help students understand the different seasons! Talk about what months the seasons occur, what animals/people do, what trees look like, and different amounts of daylight!

This is a great activity after teaching the concept -ng/-nk and -ck/-k

A great quick assessment or activity to see if students understand living vs nonliving things!

A worksheet for students to show that they understand place values.