SecondGradewithMrsCade

This job chart can be printed on cardstock and laminated for a smaller, simplified display of your classroom jobs. I use mini clothespins and then rotate each clothespin every two weeks. (Some jobs have more than 1 student on it.) I punched two holes and used binder rings to hang on a wall. To save even more $, I write numbers on the clothespins rather than names. This way, I can reuse the chart and pins year to year.

This is a PowerPoint file that can be edited. I used these labels for my file cabinet drawers. You can edit them to be used for any type of label in your classroom!!! I printed them on colored cardstock and taped them to my file cabinet and they look really nice.

I created this game/slideshow for my 2nd Graders. I am using it at a B2S/Get to know you activity. There are about 35 "would you rather" questions in the slideshow. As we "play," I will be using this an informal assessment of my new students' reading abilities, oral language skills, and overall critical thinking skills. I can't wait to use it this year! I hope you enjoy it as well! **NOTE: Your version may have altered fonts due to the fact I have special fonts on my computer. The powerp

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