UGA Teach

Students will look at the weather data (temperature, precipitation, and overall environment) to determine the season and explain their thinking. There are two charts for two practice opportunities and answer keys.

Four graphic organizers for students to record thoughts and learning about the four seasons (Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter). There are sections for what the season looks like, feels like, what we wear, and what grows during that season. Can be used to show learning after a lesson or can be printed half sheet for a science journal note taking.

Sentence scrambles that include words with glued sounds. Pairs well with the glued sounds units of Fundations. Great independent practice for students to practice putting a complete sentence in order and writing it neatly. Two pages of four sentences each, I may add to the file in the future.

A five question fill in the blank activity for seasons. Answer key and word bank included.

This product allows students to search for and recognize both the uppercase and lowercase letter they are studying. It is to be used as a skill practice after teaching students about the letter. The letters are presented in multiple fonts so that students can practice identifying in many contexts. Each page has the uppercase letter at the top and the lowercase letter at the bottom. This product is designed to be cut in half and used in an interactive notebook, but you may choose to leave it whol

A color-coded recording sheet to go with counting bags or jars. This is designed to pair with bags of snap cubes that represent numbers 1-20, but has the ability to be used with any number/amount. Students will count all of the cubes that are one color (i.e. count all of the blue snap cubes) and then record the numeral and/or number word on the blank beside the matching square.

This is a four-square graphic organizer to prompt students to write facts about a chosen animal using "can, have, are, will". A completed organizer about bats for example would say, "Bats can fly. Bats have wings. Bats are black/brown. Bats will hang by their feet." Students can use this graphic organizer to collect facts for informational writing.