TLC

Hello Teachers and Parents, I've put together a very concise and applicable reading tracker program for your classroom. It has been very effective in my Literacy Program, particularly in the Primary grades. I want to share this with you because these trackers will help you setup your program so your students (and parents!) can focus on goal setting. This package encompasses grades K-5 but this is especially a solid toolkit for teachers in the primary grades. Here's an excerpt from one of the pag

Here are visuals/slides for introducing Reading/Writing conventions for Primary classes (K-3). (Please see Preview for more details) These letter-size images can be loaded on Interactive Whiteboards for whole group teaching and also printed laminates for dry erase marker usage. Helpful for: - Primary Writing/Reading - ESL - Resource support - Guided Reading groups I hope you find this useful! Please let me know how it works for you! Sincerely, -TLC

Hello TPT! (Please note: The Preview upload includes all the pages in this package however the lines under the alphabets do not show. Please refer to thumbnails for accuracy.) Insight: Teaching reading/writing intervention, as well as Grades 1-3, has taught me that there was a frequent need to get back to the basics with printing - as first-time writers, or students requiring intervention and differentiation. While many students picked up on daily reading, they also needed to practice basic A-Z

A package to help students listen with their Whole Body. Please take a look at the Preview for more details! I hope this helps students become focused learners in your classroom. Sincerely, TLC

Hi Tpt! Here's a double-sided Numberline tool for your classroom (great for subtraction and addition questions) and mastering the 'counting-on' strategy. Page 1: Numberline from 1-100Page 2: Create your own numberline - practiceInitially, I had a few laminated for each table group. I eventually printed one for each student as they found it quite useful throughout the year. Page 2 served as a daily practice for those that are learning to write ordinal numbers. It is also a good precursor towards

Hi Tpt! (This graphic organizer is also applicable for Grades 1-3). This was a fun, all-encompassing tool that helped students solidify their understanding of number representation. I applied this graphic organizer to my grade 2 class. This was introduced after exploring various number tools that would be used as daily math resources. I designed it to give students a 'bigger picture' of number sense and how they intersect. To anticipate the upcoming units in number sense (addition and subtracti

Daily communication between student-teacher-parent:- please provide 1-3 goals a week and monitor progress for the student - the day is chunked into 4 parts - within each box, I used stickers to indicate when the day went well and a brief note/reason for times that needs improvement. - Parents are to sign-off daily to see how the student is progressing - great for accountability and documentation I hope the 'chunking' of the day helps break up the day towards attainable goals! with teacher lo

Editing ChecklistPrinted on letter-size paper, 4 editing checklists were cut-out, laminated and fastened onto student desksStudents used a dry-erase marker to check-off their Editing Checklist after writingSecuring them onto the desks promoted consistency towards a daily habit Important:Modelling how to use the checklist was required and was beneficial toward correct usage and independence. Some students will randomly check-off the boxes. I hope you find this useful for your learners! With te

Send home Reading Certificate for when your student moves onto the next level! Great for celebrating your students' success and for parent-teacher communication. I hope this helps you! - Sincerely, TLC

Multiplication practice from 0-12 Instructions: 1) Print 4x4s 2) Cut out each separately 3) Laminate This is a great pairing with Multiplication Flashcards! - students can learn by multiple and see various patterns - an interactive way to learn coordinates as well. I hope this helps! Please leave feedback! Sincerely, TLC