Tess Sharp

I created this as a beginning of more graphic organizers to come! I love graphic organizers, so this is a start. I included 2 varieties of context clue graphic organizers that really just change the wording a bit. I have included an acronym, as well as a song describing how to find context clues. (These can be hung up as anchor charts in your classroom.) If you have any more questions about it, let me know, and I will try my best to answer them. I look forward to reading your feedback, Tess

Within this document I have included: 2 Main Idea Graphic Organizers 1 Song 2 Anchor Charts for Main Idea (Based on Graphic Organizers) Student Friendly Graphic Organizers (2 Types) B/W Friendly AND Color Friendly Soon I will be making companion packs to purchase and some free to download to go along with the graphic organizers! :)

Within this document you will find: Color and B/W Friendly Printables of the Following… Setting Graphic Organizer --It includes a house and clock representing time and place, when and where Setting Anchor Chart --This includes the house and clock along with other key terms. Setting Key Words --A list of key words for when and where. Basically introduces what where means and what when means. Setting Student View Graphic Organizers --One setting only; includes graphic organizer with house and

I reviewed the TEKS (Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills) to create this document. I used the Kinder TEKS for this particular one. Not only does this help the teacher remember what TEKS they must cover, but it allows the students to have an easy reference guide. I added a lot of visuals, in addition to words, which will help any English Language Learners and Emergent Readers. I recommend cutting and pasting these into file folders for your students to retrieve at their discretion. I believe the

In this packet you will find 5 place value math stations… Exploring Expanded Form This Means War! Create a Number Line Using <, >, and = Signs Just Spin It! After each cover page for the station, there is a corresponding teacher instruction page then a student instruction page Check out my blog! talesoftesstheteacher.blogspot.com

This is a "I Have, Who Has" game based on Kindergarten sight words. I would recommend using this towards the middle or end of the year. I have included 27+ playing cards for the use of this game. If you choose to download and want the editable copy, email and I will send you a copy of the MS Publisher original. Feel free edit as you deem fit. Happy Teaching! :) Tess Sharp

6 Different forms are included within this download. These are intended to help differentiate writing for your students. The spaces between the lines gradually decrease as well as the size allocated for drawings. Download and check it out! Black and White Friendly! :) Very excited to read your feedback! :) Thanks, Tess

Are you focusing on expanded and standard form? This station is just what you need! :) This is perfect to add to your math station rotations. I hope you enjoy! Please leave feedback and follow me!

This is a simple attention grabbing technique I use with students when I am subbing. They love it, and I like it better than counting down from 5 to 1. Check it out! Can't wait to read your feedback! Tess Sharp

Inside this document you will find my color chart I use in the classroom, along with some forms I use. This is a freebie, because I know I like to look at others' ideas to form my own. If you want to use any of these within your classroom that is wonderful! :) I would love to read your feedback! Enjoy!