SunnyPetalStudio

About This ResourceIf you are looking for a simple, low-prep way to bring the excitement of baseball into your classroom or onto the field, this pack is for you. I designed these coloring and activity pages to be more than just "busy work"—they are a great way to introduce students to the basics of the game while reinforcing some really important social-emotional concepts. Whether you’re gearing up for Opening Day, teaching a Sports Unit, or organizing a Little League team, these pages cover

Stop the "I don't know what to write" and "I'm finished" (after two sentences) struggles! This bundle is designed to guide students through the entire writing process by providing clear mentor texts and structural organizers. By using the high-interest topics of Sharks, Cats, Football, and Ice Cream, this resource models how to turn facts into a professional-looking book. What’s Included in This Bundle?Topic Brainstorming & Ideas: A dedicated page to help students generate and select their nonf

Help your 2nd-grade writers master the organization of informational books with these Table of Contents Mentor Texts. This resource provides clear, easy-to-read examples that show students how to structure their nonfiction chapters from introduction to conclusion. What's Included?This document features three distinct Table of Contents examples based on high-interest topics: Sharks: Covers habitats, diet, anatomy, and fun facts.Cats: Focuses on diet, care, anatomy, and fun facts.Football: Outline

Teaching students how to wrap up an informational text can be tricky. This resource provides clear, actionable ending strategies that young writers can mirror in their own work. Each page features a specific topic, from sharks to ice cream, to demonstrate how different endings look in practice. Key Strategies Included:The "Wow" Interesting Fact: Encourage students to share one last surprising piece of information to leave the reader thinking.Strong Feelings: Teach writers to express their perso

🪝 Hook Your Reader! Nonfiction Writing Anchor Charts & Examples 🪝 Struggling to help students write strong beginnings in nonfiction? Hook Your Reader! makes teaching introductions simple, visual, and engaging for primary writers. This resource explicitly teaches students three easy ways to hook their reader: ✔ Ask a Question ✔ Tell a Fun Fact ✔ Use a Sound Effect Each anchor chart includes clear definitions, kid-friendly examples, and engaging visuals that make abstract writing concept

Candy Cane Math Thinking Tasks Looking for a fun, low-prep holiday math activity that still builds deep thinking? This resource includes Candy Cane–themed math problem-solving slides designed to get students reasoning, discussing, and explaining their thinking. These open-ended tasks encourage multiple strategies and representations, making them perfect for math talks, centers, small groups, or whole-class discussion during the winter season. What’s Included 8 projectable math thinking tas

🏙️🚜 Communities Sentence Scramble – Urban, Suburban, and Rural Looking for an engaging way to help your students build sentence fluency while learning academic content? This resource combines reading, writing, and social studies in a fun, hands-on activity your students will love! ✂️ What’s Included: Sentence scramble activities for Urban, Suburban, and Rural Communities Cut-and-paste strips for easy prep Lined recording sheets for students to write the correct sentences Answer key for

Better Than Said! Dialogue Tags Anchor Chart (Emotion-Based) Help your young writers bring their characters to life with this colorful and easy-to-read anchor chart! This “Better Than Said!” resource gives 2nd and 3rd grade students a variety of dialogue tags sorted by emotion — so they can match how a character feels with how they speak. No more overusing “said!” Perfect for writing centers, author’s craft lessons, and narrative writing units. What’s Included:Full-page anchor chart with dialog

Rainbow Deskplate Reference Chart for 2nd Grade – Printable PDF Set your students up for success with this colorful and functional Rainbow Deskplate Reference Chart, designed specifically for second-grade learners! This one-page printable resource is the perfect blend of visual appeal and essential academic tools, making it a must-have for any early elementary classroom. ✨ What’s Included: Hundreds Chart (1–120) with each row in a different rainbow color for easy number tracking Number L

Graphic Organizer: “I AM AN EXPERT” – A Brainstorming Tool for Elementary StudentEmpower your elementary students to discover their inner expertise with this engaging and easy-to-use graphic organizer! Designed to help young writers brainstorm topics they know and care about, this resource will set them up for success in nonfiction writing assignments. Features: • Three Key Sections for Brainstorming ( with extra space for more) • Activities They Do: Sports, hobbies, talents, and more. • Pla

Created for our 2nd grade book review writing unit.

I created this mat to help breakdown how to use the make a 10 strategy to subtract.

Fall themed addition bump it boards to use with a 10-sided die or spinner. Included are plus 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, doubles, and doubles plus 1 (12 pages).

Winter themed addition bump it boards to use with a 10-sided die. Included are plus 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, doubles, and doubles plus 1 (12 pages).

Elementary Writing Booklet with Picture Box and Skipping Lines – Perfect for Young Writers!This writing booklet is the ideal tool to support elementary students in developing their writing skills. With a combination of visual aids and spacious, easy-to-use pages, it’s perfect for narrative, opinion, or creative writing projects. Features: • Picture Box on Each Page • Students can illustrate their ideas to spark creativity and plan their stories. • Full Page of Writing Lines on the Back • Ampl

I made this for same book partnerships to use at the end of each chapter.

I use this as part of a pre and post assessment for our coins/money unit.

Additional Practice worksheet for 2nd grade Envisions 2020 Lesson 4-4 Partial Sums using Mental Math

I created this mat to help students practice decomposing the 2nd addend when adding 2 digit numbers from 2nd grade Topic 3 Envisions 2020. It is color coded to help students remember where each number goes.

Use this sheet in your students' writing folders to set and meet goals for each unit of study. Used during Writer's Workshop conferences and and strategy groups.