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Can your students solve these Transportation Riddles?Looking for a fun, no-prep way to engage your students during Morning Meeting or as a brain break? This interactive Digital Guessing Game is perfect for building vocabulary! This resource features a series of transportation-themed riddles. Students listen to the clues, make their guesses, and then you click to reveal the answer. What’s Included:Interactive Slides for Google Slides™Engaging Riddles: Simple, age-appropriate clues for early lear

Hang this up in your classroom to help students learn the seasons/months of the year! Use a clothes pin to clip onto the current month

Use this chart for your classroom jobs! Simply print, add each students name to a clothes pin, and move the clothes pins down the chart each time you want to switch jobs!

Use this activity to reinforce voiced vs. unvoiced suffix s

Use this anchor chart and independent practice when teaching suffix -ing vs word family ing

Floss Rule Word sort. Cut out the words. Read the words and glue them into the correct column. If the word follows the Floss Rule, add the final consonant.

Use this activity to help student differentiate between suffix -ing and word family -ing. Pair it with the King of Ing anchor chart

Use this worksheet to sequence events in the story "Stan" in MTA Reader Pals

Anchor Chart to use with teaching suffix -ing vs. word family ing

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Capital letter Go Fish! 2 player game: Mix up the cards, put them in a pile. Each player starts with 4 cards. The first player asks the other if he/she has the letter "___". If they make a match, the player goes again. If not they go fish.

Attendance Binder Cover

Handwriting Folder Printable

Print out the words and cut apart. Have your students play verb war! Divide the deck evenly among 2 students. Each student puts down one card at a time. Whoever has the verb, wins the pair. If students both put down a verb, they then each put down 3 cards facedown, then turn over the 4th card and whoever has the verb wins all the cards. The person who has all the cards (or the most) at the end wins!

Print out the words and pictures on cardstock. Cut apart and have students match the words with the pictures

Vowel Chart

Power Words

Assessments Binder Cover

Super Cute pdf for your lesson plan binder