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Use these cute labels to welcome students to your classroom! I will be using these this year on the front of a single serve pack of cookies. You could use these on Chips Ahoy, Oreos, Famous Amos, etc. A variety of phrases including "Welcome to my class", "See you on the 1st day of school" and "Welcome to _ grade"

Super Bowl Friday Classroom Activities | Cross-Curricular Fun & Engagement Bring Super Bowl excitement into your classroom with this no-prep Super Bowl Friday activity pack! These engaging activities are perfect for the day before the Super Bowl and are designed to get students thinking, predicting, creating, and collaborating—all while making learning fun. This resource includes a variety of whole-class and independent activities that work great for math, social studies, writing, and art con

Use this fun activity book as a welcome to your students on the first day of school. Activity pages include: - Welcome to 3rd grade coloring sheet - Summer Word Search - "What did you do this summer?" writing - First Day Picture drawing - My Favorites Drawing - Back to School Word Search - Back to School Mazes - Summer Word Unscramble - Back to School coloring sheet - Animal coloring sheet - Finish the Monster - Finish the Penguin Includes 14 pages to mix and match or print the whole thing as a

✨ A Cup of Respect ✨ Help your students build character and reflect on what respect looks like with this engaging and meaningful activity! This printable resource encourages students to think about how they can show respect in their classroom, at home, and with others. Students will decorate their own “Cup of Respect” and complete the sentence “I show respect by…” — a perfect social–emotional learning (SEL) lesson or classroom community activity. What’s Included: ☕ “A Cup of Respect” printable

Use these cute labels to attach to a bag of popcorn as a gift for your students to welcome back. 4 different designs! These include: - Poppin' in to say welcome back to ____ grade - Thank you for popping by (checkered background or white background) - _____ grade is popping!

These round, hand signal posters come in 5 color options with a total of 102 different pages of choices. This product is noneditable but it comes in many varieties including: dotted boho, plain, and with icons. Great for all grade levels no matter the age! Hand Signal Posters Options:- Hand holding up 1: tissue, pencil, water, restroom - Hand holding up 2: tissue, pencil, water, restroom - Hand holding up 3: tissue, pencil, water, restroom - Hand holding up 4: tissue, pencil, water, restroom - H

These Boho Rainbow Themed Alphabet Posters have been created using a stylish and muted color palette which is bound to catch the eye! This pack includes a variety of letter-associated images and designs, including neutral and cute alphabet images for lower primary. Your classroom decor is going to look stunning with these calming, earthy tones!

These classroom job signs are a great way to show present the jobs and keep track of who has that job. Jobs Include: - Cleaning Crew - Teacher Assistant - Paper Passers - Line Leader - Class Messenger - Librarian - Tech Specialist - Door Opener - Light Monitor - Trash Collector - Peace Maker - Attendance Helper - Board Cleaner - Pencil Sharpener

These are free, easy coupons that can be given away to students as rewards or put in a prize bin. Coupons included are: - Sit at the teacher's desk - No shoes for an hour - Use a teacher's pen - Choose your spot in line - Caboose of the line - Sit by a friend for the day - Wear a hat in the classroom - Free drawing time - Line leader for the day - Sit on the carpet for the day - Choose your seat - Teacher's helper for the day

This product contains 8 different versions of a "sub ticket." Sub tickets can be used for substitutes to give students who are helpful, well behaved, or leaders! The students may keep these tickets and turn them in when their teacher returns for some sort of reward.

This is a bookmark that can be passed out to students as a reminder when independently reading how to clarify words they do not know. The strategies listed are: Check part of the words that I know (prefixes, suffixes, base words, diagraphs, etc.)I tried blending the sounds of the words togetherI thought about where I have seen this word before.I thought of another word that looks like this wordI read on to find cluesI tried another word that makes sense in the sentenceI reread the sentence to se

Use this worksheet to help your students draft their very own fairy tale.