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This is such a fun game to get students really excited about learning! This game will help students practice their data interpreting and graphing skills. It will also help them use reasoning to explain their results. Students are a detective in the zoo because OH NO! The animals are misplaced! Students first graph the "original" amount of animals that were in the zoo. Then, students graph the "actual" amount of animals that are in the zoo. Finally, students (or rather the detectives) answer que

Comparing and contrasting and a skill that can be pretty tough for our little ones! This venn-diagram is a great way for students to visually see the difference in the two stories. Students could work in pairs, small groups, or as a whole group to complete the diagram. If you need to differentiate the graphic organizer, fill in the circles with lines, use pictures, or challenge students to come up with a certain amount of similiarites and differences!

12.NBT.6 add up to four two-digit numbers using strategies based on place value and properties of operations -base ten blocks -expanded form -explain why addition strategies and properties work I have created three different equations based on ability levels. You should be able to identify the version based on the bottom of the page. The easiest has no regrouping, the middle has regrouping to the tens place, and the highest has regrouping to the hundred's place. You could have students cut i

Want to spice up your differentiation? This Math Review Choice Board is a great way to do it! There are so many options on how you could use it. Have children pick 3, 6, or even all 9 problems, to complete. All you have to do is print out the worksheets and then BOOM you are ready to go! Nothing to it, but to do it. My students loved being able to see how many they could get done and they loved it even more because they got to pick what they wanted to do!! ***This product is for personal/classr

A simple but AWESOME game! You could play this matching game in so many different ways. For example, students could just use the cards that they need to work on being able to identify. Or, students may choose to only use 25 at a time. Get creative! Don't have time for a matching game? Use these for flash cards! Quick & easy!! Enjoy :)

I think it's so important for our students to realize what they're grateful for, especially when it comes to their friends! One of my favorite things to do is write down each student's name on a paper and hand them out randomly to each student (they can't get their own name). Then, that student thinks of something nice to write about that person. I explain that it shouldn't be things like "I like his shirt," that it needs to be a quality about that person. The students have a few minutes to writ

This is a great review for many first grade math standards! Have students complete independently, in small groups, or even for morning work or homework. You may choose to have them complete it daily or make it an added challenge to see how many tasks they can complete. If you like this, I have a review for ELA that is very similar! Please check out my site. ***This product may be used for personal use ONLY.***

Who doesn't love a good review? This is a great review that covers many ELA standards. Students can complete this activity daily in small groups, independently, or even as morning work or homework. Like my review? Check out my page for the other reviews just like this one!

Such a fun game for students to play and for teachers to use to assess student's knowledge of short u cvc words/nonsense words! This game will have your students begging you to let them play every chance they can. Like this game? Go to my TpT store and download the other BOOM games!!

This is a great tool to review English Language Arts standards! You could have students work on this for morning work, in small groups, or during free time. You may choose to do one row a day or maybe as a challenge to see how many boxes can be completed! ***This product is for personal use ONLY***

Such a fun way to keep students wanting more! This is a great game that helps students work on reading short cvc words (and nonsense words). My students who don't even need the practice are always BEGGING me to let them play. Enjoy!!

Students can play this fun game to practice reading their short o CVC words & nonsense words! They'll have so much fun they'll be begging you for more. Download this product along with the other CVC BOOM games!!

Read the word...keep the card. Misread the word, put it back. Pull a BOOM and put ALL your cards back! BOOM is a great game to have students play with a partner, alone, or even in a small group. Excellent way to evaluate your students word fluency. Students will be begging you to play all the time!

I've created a few differentiated writing prompts that will be great for your class! These topics are fun and will keep the student's engaged. Use these in small groups or independent writing!

It's almost that time where we're going to get a new group of babies and we will be teaching them the classroom rules. This RESPECT poster is great to be used as a visual reminder for your students! Start by reviewing the sign and what each letter represents. Then, have them practice! You may use this item for personal or commercial use. You must give credit somewhere within your document. Carly Kyrklund https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Teacherplease Thanks :)

During your Daily 5 small groups, you don't have time to stop your small group and check everything your other students are doing! This checklist keeps your students independent and accountable for their work. Put it in a folder or tape it to their desk, so they don't lose it! I recommend laminating it or putting it in a page protector, so that students could use expo markers (and you cant save trees!). Easy way for you to do a quick walk through and check. This product is for personal/classro

This is a quick and easy way to confirm your student's conferences with Spanish speaking parents.

This is a quick and easy way to confirm your conferences with your student's parents!

Have your students take this reading log home to record what they've read! Then, you can place a sticker to acknowledge that you've checked their folder.

Quick and fun game to assess students' knowledge of digraphs!