The Lil Buckaroos

Help catch the sock thief! Students will be given a suspect list and will complete tasks to eliminate monster suspects to hopefully find the monster thief. Work on picture graphs, syllables, nouns and verbs, sentence unscramble and much more.

For Valentine's Day your students will love graphing these candy hearts. Pick up the candy hearts and drag them to make a picture graph. Then use the data to answer some questions. This is a great way to assess if students can sort objects by color, read a picture graph and use the information to interprate data.

For back to school your students will love matching the upper and lowercase letters to uncover a hidden picture. Simply match the uppercase letter to the lowercase letter by clicking on the correct letter. Every correct match will unveil a part of the hidden picture.

Look at the picture and listen to the word to spell the short A word by clicking and dragging the letters. These words follow the CVC spelling patterns with at, ab, ad, ax and ag. This is a great way to master short a and CVC words.

Use this as an assessment resource after studying the story The Very Hungry Caterpillar by Eric Carle.

For Easter your students will love graphing these cute little peeps. Pick up the peeps and drag them to make a picture graph. Then use the data to answer questions. This is a great way to assess if students can sort objects by color, read a picture graph and use the information to interprate data.

For Groundhog's day your students will love graphing these adorable animals. Help the groundhogs come out of the ground by making a picture graph and tally chart. Then use the data to answer some questions. This is a great way to assess if students can sort objects by color, count with tally marks, understand the terms most and least and interprate data using a picture chart.

First graders should read the statement then turn it into a question.