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This is a wonderful life cycle play that can be performed in the Spring. It can be used as a Reader's Theater or a full play. It includes 23 parts and can be modified. It also includes three songs for the class to sing. Such a wonderful way to practice fluency and learn the life cycles in Science. My first graders LOVE this!!

I created this google slide presentation on a cute shiplap background to use on a shared screen. It is a simple activity for Morning Meeting that will also help you get to know your class. Students will raise their hands if they identify with a slide. There are picture prompts for young readers. For example: Raise your hand if you have a dog! Enjoy!

This is a fun Holiday play or Reader's Theater for the primary grades. There are 21 parts which can be edited. There are five full scenes and even songs for the children to sing! My first graders perform this for their parents and other classes every year. They have so much fun and meet the common core standards for Reading, Speaking and Listening!

Create your own name posters for your students! I make these every year for my students! The children love to fill in the letters and create their own designs! I hang these up on my bulletin boards all year long. I have received several compliments over the years from parents, teachers, and admin. Have fun!! Simple Product Directions: 1. Double click on the word art. 2. Write in your student's name and press Enter. Use more than page for longer names. 3. Print and hand out to your stu

This bundle includes three of my morning meeting greetings and a fun morning meeting activity. I am so excited to use these with my students as we start school! Have Fun! This bundle includes: Morning Greeting Wave Morning Greeting Cheer: 1,2,3,4 Come on ________ Hit the Floor! Morning Greeting Cheer: 2,4,6,8, Who Do We Appreciate Morning Meeting Activity: Raise Your Hand If (with picture prompts)

These slides are designed for display on a shared screen and are intended to support math talk with young students. The activity, "Which One Doesn't Belong?", encourages students to share their thinking and spark meaningful classroom conversations.

This project based learning packet includes everything you need to mail out Flat Stanley to friends or family. It is educational and exciting to see where Flat Stanley has been! You can edit this packet to suit your classroom. My first grade class LOVES this project based learning activity!

This tool can be used as a visual aid when doing a mystery Skype. Cross out the continents, countries and states as questions are answered. For example, if your Mystery Skype partners do not live on the west coast cross out all states on the west coast and see what is left. Continue until only one state is left. Print maps out for partner teams or individually.

This is a coloring sheet that you can give to your students either on Meet Your Teacher Day or the First Day of School. You can edit the writing to have your class name.

I created this google slide presentation on this beautiful background to inspire elementary students to talk to, reason with and listen to each other. I love the conversations and ideas my students think of when they select an answer! Each slide has a different Would You Rather question. Picture prompts are provided to help our young learners READ and imagine. This file is completely editable and can be used virtually or in person. Have FUN!!

These google slides can be used as a daily schedule for a virtual classroom! I am so excited to use this with my class! The first slide is an introduction slide perfect for your morning message. The second slide has a schedule with built in links to each subject's slide. Everything is editable! I plan to use this as a guide for myself and the kids for each day! Have fun!!

I created this google slide presentation on a cute shiplap background to use as a shared screen virtually. This can also be used in the classroom! It is a simple wave greeting. Each child's name is displayed on a slide. When a child's name is displayed they can wave to the class. This is editable, so you can add each student.

I love this at-home scavenger hunt for remote learners! I created this to help me get to know my students better. It is an awesome way to help our students become comfortable sharing their home with their teachers each day. It is a fun, engaging way to learn more about our students! Each slide is editable. Picture clues are provided to help emergent readers and to give students ideas of what to look for in their houses. I plan to present it on Zoom or Google Meet. Students and parents real

I created this google slideshow to use as a shared screen during our first Zoom morning meeting. This is a easy to use Scavenger Hunt to help young learners find the mute and video buttons. I have also included a fun game at the end to help our young students navigate Zoom. Have Fun!

I created this morning meeting greeting on Google Slides, so that I could display it for my students on a shared screen. The students can cheer along with me and practice reading! When a student's name is called, they can dance, cheer, wave or even spin around! This can also be used in the classroom and displayed on the board. Each slide is editable. Have Fun! This is one of my favorite morning meeting greetings!! 1,2,3,4 Come on (student name) Hit the Floor! We're so glad you're here to

I created these ten frame slides to help teach and model how to use a ten frame. This product includes: *Introducing the ten frame *Interactive counters for teachers or students to use. *Adding with counters on a ten frame *Problem solving with a ten frame *More or Less on a ten frame *Introducing the DOUBLE ten frame Have Fun!

This includes eight center title cards for a pocket chart or work board. Simply print them out, laminate them and use them to organize your centers. You can also use them to label your room!

Use this colorful crown topper for your students to create their own 100th day crown. Students can simply cut it out and glue it to a construction paper or card stock headband! Happy 100th day of school!

Use this behavior plan to help a student track their own behavior. The student circles AM and PM each time he or she completes the desired behavior. For example, if the student completes their work in the morning, they can circle AM. Form can be modified to fit the specific behavior needs of your student.

I created this morning meeting greeting on Google Slides, so that I could display it for my students on a shared screen. The students can cheer along with me and practice reading! When a student's name is called, they can dance, cheer, wave or even spin around! Each slide is editable. Have Fun! This is one of my favorite morning meeting greetings!