Veronica Schmidt

Students identify the Pigeon's opinion and reasons in the story "Don't Let the Pigeon Stay Up Late" by Mo Willems. Students then write a letter to the Pigeon to persuade him to go to sleep. Planning page and writing paper included.

Students match the suitcase with the person by looking at the pictures and reading about each person.

Students label the pictures of landforms and bodies of water.

Students write and draw the problem then write and draw the solution.

15 Addition 11 Subtraction 12 Multiplication 8 Division Total of 46 levels of math drills increasing in difficulty.

Reading cards with different emotions/reading voices for students to use to practice reading with expression.

Students practice matching plural and singular verbs and nouns in a sentence.

Students practice writing individual lowercase letters then lowercase words.

Students write and draw the cause then write and draw the effect.

Students practice addition facts to 20 with this fun space-themed card game!

Students circle the word with the long vowel a.