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These math vocabulary cards were originally created for the Pearson EnVision Math Series, Grade 1. Print on white cardstock and cut apart. They are 7¼ by 2¼ inches when cut. I also have the vocabulary cards in a center where the kids match the picture to the vocabulary word.

Gather data and monitor your students throughout the year. Easy as 1, 2, 3! Class summary sheets are editable (Excel & Word, type is comic sans). Print out assessment forms for each student. Use them throughout the year and keep in student data binders. When recording student results for the alphabet page, use different colors for each quarter. The alphabet master (4 pages) and the number recognition master (2 pages) can be laminated or placed in plastic sleeves for continuous use. School distr

This is one of my kids’ favorite activities. Each student will need a sentence strip. I always try to use the heavier weight sentence strips, or cut your own from card stock. The students write one number on each ghost/leaf (1-10). You can have them write even numbers in one color and odd numbers in another. Then they color the ghosts and/or leaves. Next, they write the colors of each ghost/leaf on their recording sheet. Finally, students cut out the ghosts and/or leaves and glue them in seque

Student Spelling Graphing Sheets: Help your students take responsibility for their own grades. These 6 sheets (Units 1-6) are for recording weekly spelling scores throughout the year. I use them in my students' individual data folders so that they can have a visual self-assessment of how they are doing. I love that students record their own data and track their own progress. RESPONSIBILITY! It is intended for the student to monitor and record his/her learning. Graphing exercises allow students t