Tickled for Teaching

This resource includes printable posters showing all the ways to add to 10: 0+10 and 10+0 1+9 and 9+1 2+8 and 8+2 3+7 and 7+3 4+6 and 6+4 5+5 There are 11 vertical posters. Each includes the addends, number bond, and ten frame with colored counters for that specific ten fact. 11 horizontal posters have a smaller version of the first poster and additionally include the four fact family equations. These are a great visual math resource for a lower elementary classroom!

If you’re like me, you may find that one of the hardest things about teaching creative writing to students is getting them to stay away from those overused “dead” words, and feel comfortable using stronger, more descriptive vocabulary...WOW words! This book puts those WOW words right at their fingertips and serves as a student-friendly descriptive writing resource. This booklet includes 12 commonly-used words in student writing. Each entry word is followed by 10 synonyms (or WOW words), plus 6

These "I Have, Who Has" student activity cards are a fun and engaging way for your students to reinforce their place value understanding and mental math skills! This activity requires whole-class participation, as students need to be listening and thinking ciritically about the clues that other students are reading off their cards in order to identify if it matches the number on their own. Two different sets of 32 cards each are included here, and differentiated by the circle or triangle in the

This is an easy-to-use template that can be used to take notes for staff, grade-level, or parent meetings. At the bottom is a separate section for a specific To-do List, plus a "Don't forget!" section to highlight priority tasks. Included is a lined and an un-lined version.

Who says assessment records and score sheets can't be cute and fun? :) These assessment record sheets are separated by subject area (math, science, social studies, reading, and spelling). There are 32 numbered lines available for student names, and columns to record 12 scores per student. Above each column is space for an assessment label (math chapter number/title, science quiz topic, spelling test date, type of reading assessment, etc). If you find these helpful, I would greatly appreciate