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These are great reminder posters for classroom expectations in Silent Reading and Writing. These are derived from the Daily 5 silent reading expectations. Silent Reading Expectations: 1. Stay in One Spot 2. Get started right away 3. Work silently the whole time Writing Expectations: 1. Stay at table spot 2. Get started right away 3. Work silently the whole time

Challenge your scholars to sort words beginning with the consonant b and p. Students will cut and glue the images and then write the words on the back.

Have fun coloring this spooky image while also practicing the skill Order of Operations!This quick and easy worksheet will engage your students in Order of Operation review. This worksheet includes 6 practice problems. Students are able to check their own answers by the colors given. If they get an answer not on the color list they know they need to go back and check their work.

Bring some holiday spirit into your classroom and spruce up your boring sight word flashcards with some Christmas tree flashcards! All 52 Primer Sight words included!

At my school each child receives a composition notebook as a form of daily communication, I find that my students are old enough to write their own response but young enough that a template really speeds along the process. This log allows for open communication between the parent and yourself. It also allows students to really think about their day and be responsible for their actions.