Teaching Simpler

If you have already celebrated the 100th day of school or are just looking for a mini celebration day for the 120th day of first grade, then this is just right for you! This mini celebration packet contains a cover page, 120 chart, tally graph, roll 2 dice game, what can you do in 120 seconds, count and write by 5's and 10's to 120, and a 120 gumballs machine activity. As a first grade teacher you can't just forget about the 120th day! I hope this makes things simpler.

In my August Morning Work packet you will find 2 weeks worth of morning work to get your students started this school year! My morning work features a front and back page that students can work through each morning they come into the classroom. The morning work increases in difficulty as the year goes on. These 2 weeks of morning work start off simple so your kiddos can get used to this new routine. I hope this makes things simpler for you in your classroom.

This is a great NO PREP way to celebrate the 100th Day of School! We all know how important that is!! Just print, and you are ready to go. This file contains 7 pages of activities for your little ones to complete that all relate to the number 100. This is the same file as my 120th day packet, except now it made for the 100th day! I hope this makes your 100th day simpler!

Your students can practice graphing weekly with these graphs! Designed for the month of February and linked to common core 1st grade standards. These graphs are fun and easy to use whole group, small group, or as enrichment. This product contains 4 graphs, one for each week in the month of February. Thank you!

Enjoy this sample of my August Morning Work. The full packet is for sale in my store!

Enjoy this February graph freebie from my February Weekly Graphs packet! Graphs are common core linked to first grade standards. Check back for more and don't forget to check out my shop!

Enjoy this freebie from my 120th Day Mini Celebration Packet! You can find the entire packet for sale in my teacher shop for $1.50! I hope this makes things simpler.