Second year in Second grade

This resource is a great interactive notebook. It is a tool for students to work on grammar related practice. The interactive notebook provides a hands-on approach to learning grammar concepts, making it engaging and fun for students of all ages. With various activities and exercises, students can practice identifying parts of speech, constructing sentences, and improving their writing skills. This resource not only helps students understand grammar rules but also allows them to apply their know

This calendar is great for organization and parent gifts! We use it as a class calendar within our classroom that students get to color and then write important dates. This is a great and easy way to promote classroom community.

The Classroom Kindness Challenge is a great way to foster kindness and empathy in your students. By incorporating this activity into your morning meetings, you can set a positive tone for the day and encourage students to be kind to one another both in and out of the classroom. To begin, choose a different student each day to read the challenge for the day. This gives students a sense of responsibility and helps them feel invested in the activity. Students then have until the end of the day to c

Time Capsule This is so fun to do with my students at the end of the year! My students create a time capsule that I keep until they are in the 5th grade. Then they come back and open it up and read it! I put their self portraits, letters, and other pictures around the room in it. I include one page of just photos and fun facts about the year. Finally, we put it in a empty tube and put our painted fingerprints on it before we seal it shut. It is such a fun way to see how much they have grown and

These worksheet are great for student understanding. They are great for students to practice mathematical fluency for numbers within 120. The half sizes are great for student journals or for an exit ticket or quiz.

How to use: Each student gets a sheet for each quarter of learning. They write their names and then the date that your class fills it out. I normally do this at the end of the day on Friday so they can take worksheets home for the weekend. My class keeps them in their individual data binder, but you could keep them in a whole class data binder for yourself or a folder. Student can complete the reflection by themelseves, as well as next steps. I did a whole class example of next steps on sticky

Open communication between parents and teacher is key to a successful school year. This resource allows you to work together with parents to make this a great year for any child! This also comes with a parent letter to send home discussing how to use it and the benefits of using it. Every day just sign or choose a stamp that describes how the day went for the student.

This packet will be great for introducing the New Year, describing new goals for the year, and having students work on fine motor skills while completing pictures.

This activity is great for holiday sweaters or a winter sweater design. We normally use it after a read aloud to write key details or main events about characters.

A great review of using a 120 chart to add as well as a blank number line.