SecondGradeSeconds

This is a friendly letter to Santa template. This template can be used with younger students who just aren't quite ready for letter writing on their own or when there isn't a lot of time to spare. Students include the following information in their letter to Santa: name, age, something they want for Christmas, why they want it, something they need. The template features a cute font and a small Santa and reindeer students can color.

This Power Point can be used to teach plot using the book A Bad Case of Stripes by David Shannon. This Power Point has a video reading of A Bad Case of Stripes from www.storiesonline.com read by Sean Astin. After viewing the story each slide details the five aspects of plot in relation to A Bad Case of Stripes.

This Jeopardy Power Point is a review for 2-digit subtraction with and without regrouping. This Power Point features five categories - Simple Subtraction, 2-digit Subtraction, What's the Rule?, and Word Problems. What's the rule goes along with the subtraction poem I use in my classroom to help students remember when regrouping is necessary. More on top, no need to stop; More on the floor, go next door; and Numbers are the same, zeros the game. When using this Power Point to review my studen

This number chart can be blown up to poster size or shrank down to fit student learning logs and math journals. It features numbers zero through a billion and comes in handy when students need to know how to write number words. *Please note that in the preview this shows as two pages, however in the purchase copy it is all on one page!

This Power Point features the first 100 sight words on the Frye List. This makes for great fluency practice as it is sat up on a timer and automatically transitions between slides. You can speed up (or slow down the slide transitions based on your students needs! Also check out Sight Word Phrase Practice #2 (Frye List) PowerPoint, and #3! I often use these at the beginning of reading to get students minds going and to allow myself a moment to get my materials together.They choral read or chant

This Jeopardy game focuses on money including coin identification, values, symbols (dollar sign, cent sign, decimals and addition and subtraction), counting combinations of coins, and counting combinations of dollars and coins. This will serve as an excellent (and fun) review at the end of your money unit!

This Jeopardy Power Point reviews 2nd grade fraction common core standards.

This Power Point features the third 100 sight words on the Frye List. This makes for great fluency practice as it is sat up on a timer and automatically transitions between slides. You can speed up (or slow down the slide transitions based on your students needs! Also check out Sight Word Phrase Practice #1 (Frye List) PowerPoint, and #2! I often use these at the beginning of reading to get students minds going and to allow myself a moment to get my materials together.They choral read or chant

This is a tri-fold brochure for students to present animal research. Fold one: -Space for animal name -Box to illustrate the animal -Physical description Fold two: -Space for a description of the animals habitat -Box to illustrate the animal's habitat Fold three: -Space for a description the animal's diet -Box to illustrate its diet -Space to share interesting facts about the animal Back of the brochure: -Full page to be viewed when opened and laying flat -Where in the world does a (fill in t

This sort focuses on three reason's author's write -- to persuade, inform, and entertain. It is a cut and paste activity and has three examples of each type of text. This sort is a great center activity, but could also be used as a formative assessment.

This Power Point features the second 100 sight words on the Frye List. This makes for great fluency practice as it is sat up on a timer and automatically transitions between slides. You can speed up (or slow down the slide transitions based on your students needs! Also check out Sight Word Phrase Practice #1 (Frye List) PowerPoint, and #3! I often use these at the beginning of reading to get students minds going and to allow myself a moment to get my materials together.They choral read or chant

This is a decoding cut and paste activity in which students are using the r-controlled phonics/spelling patterns to read words and match the corresponding picture. This matching activity focuses on the -or, -oor, -our, -oar, and -ore phonics/spelling patterns.

This is a booklet that can be used to demonstrate students' ability to count to 1,000. It includes a cover page with I can statement from the Common Core and ten blank hundred chart pages. Each of the hundred chart pages starts with the initial number (i.e. 201) and ends with the final number for that chart (i.e. 300). At the top of each page is an I can statement (i.e. I can count to 300).

This is a spelling test template. It features ten words and two bonus words (twelve total). If this does not suit your needs contact me and I'll be happy to customize. To conserve paper there are two tests templates per page simply print and cut in half.

Three letter sized place value mats: 1 with tens and ones, 1 with hundreds, tens, and ones, and 1 with thousands, hundreds, tens, and ones. They may be used as is, laminated, or placed in plastic page protectors so students can write on them with dry erase markers again and again.

This sort features addition strategies: adding zero, counting-on, doubles, doubles plus one, and make a ten.

Students cut, sort and paste fraction visual representations (two shapes per fraction), numbers, and words. This sort addresses 1/2 (half), 1/3 (third) and 1/4 (quarter). This fraction sort is aligned to 2nd Grade Common Core Standard 2.G.3. Partition circles and rectangles into two, three, or four equal shares, describe the shares using the words halves, thirds, half of, a third of, etc., and describe the whole as two halves, three thirds, four fourths. Recognize that equal shares of identica

This number of the day practice sheet addresses 2nd grade Common Core Standards. It can be used any way you see fit, but in my classroom students have these in a clear page protector that they write on daily with dry erase markers. Students write the number in digits, words, circle if it is even or odd, place value, expanded form, draw base ten block representations, round the number to the nearest ten,and practice mental math.

This pack offers 12 hundred charts: - 1 Completed hundreds chart - 1 Blank hundreds chart - 2 Skip counting by 2s chart (one complete in color, one incomplete) - 2 Skip counting by 5s chart (one complete in color, one incomplete) - 2 Skip counting by 10s chart (one complete in color, one incomplete) - 1 Complete color even and odd chart - 1 Complete the odd numbers chart - 1 Complete the even numbers chart - 1 Blank even and odd chart to be completed using two colors.

This is a memory matching game. Each sum features two matching cards (example 12+3 and 10+5). Print on cardstock or construction paper and laminate for durability. Students play memory to match problems with equal sums 1-20.