Walker Weekly Learning

Headbands for grade level parades“Balloons Over Broadway”Blank Headband

A teacher resource beneficial for guided reading binders. The reading levels and benchmark criteria is aligned to Fountas and Pinnell.

Aligned to the book Fact vs. Opinions vs. Robots By Bridget HeosIncludes 9 robots provided with facts and opinions, and one blank page for students to make their own.

I use this after spring break, to help prepare my first grade students for the responsibilities of second grade. Front Page: Place for them to write down homework or reminders, place for student to check off what they have completed, and a spot for parents to initial. Below is where the students can write down their spelling words (Words Their Way), so that they will always have it with them. Page 2: (back) A place for students to reflect how their week was. This is where I can see how my

A child transitioning from kindergarten to first grade can be difficult. More responsibilities, and different forms of homework. In order to help my parents to keep on track, and understand the clear expectations of weekly homework, I have made this form. This was used for the first half of the school year. I will post what I used the second half of the school year soon! Homework: Read and study Words Their Way Spelling Words each night Points: Correlated to Class Dojo Page 1. Form for

Finding a good daycare is difficult. I have created a spreadsheet of questions to have ready for finding a good daycare, nanny, or babysitter. Follow the blog at: http://www.strongerhappierhealthierconfident.com/2018/03/what-to-ask-when-looking-for-daycare.html to learn more about how to find the daycare right for you and your little one.

Practicing SubtractionMath application practiceGreat for class competition or just for fun.Grades K-4 (Level subtraction problems)

Form to organize information about your guided reading groups.