Simple & Sweet 2nd Grade

Bring creativity, problem-solving, and hands-on learning into your classroom with this engaging 5-day STEM + ELA unit inspired by The Day the Crayons Quit! Students will step into the role of engineers as they identify problems from the story and design a new and improved crayon to solve real-world challenges like breaking, melting, or being too small to use. Throughout the week, students will plan, build, test, and reflect on their designs while strengthening reading comprehension and writin

These cute gingham and fruit-inspired alphabet posters are sure to bring your classroom to life! There are pictures on each letter poster that align with the sound that letter makes to help your primary students with their letter-sound associations.

Make your read-aloud of The Day the Crayons Quit more meaningful with this simple and engaging reflection worksheet! This activity encourages students to think from a new perspective by imagining how an everyday classroom object might feel if it could talk. Students will write from the object’s point of view, describe its complaints or demands, and illustrate their ideas—just like the crayons in the story. Perfect for: ✨ Read-aloud response ✨ Perspective-taking and creativity ✨ Writing prac

Having trouble getting your class staying quiet when it counts? Look no further! Use these quiet cards to get your class under control. Recommended use: Be sure to give a few verbal warnings beforehand. If they cannot correct themselves after a few verbal warnings, begin handing them a card quietly. If after you've given three cards they are still not cooperating, give them a consequence.

These making predictions task cards will help your students move around the room and critically think about what they believe could happen based on the context clues! Cut and laminate each page (except the recording sheet) and tape up around your classroom. Mostly used as a center activity. My students LOVE this activity because it allows them to move around the room!

Want an easy way to practice two-digit addition and subtraction with your students without regrouping? Look no further! This is a great way to get your students some extra practice with adding and subtracting. - Use in small group intervention - Use as an exit ticket after a lesson - Use as a formative assessment - Use as a timed fact fluemcy assessment

Making learning sound effects easy and fun with this fall-theme resource! Students will love this game of sorting different sound effects!