Walking Into Elementary

A great way to end the year with this editable activity memory book. Students are able to let their creativity flow and put their stamp on each page with lots of space for their work. This is a great thing for them to keep and look back on in years to come. Each page can be edited to make it grade and class specific by inserting a text box and writing whatever you need to. I recommend printing the front and back page on card stock to make it sturdier. Pages included: Self-portrait Favorite c

This worksheet is a space for students to write about what happened first, then, and last in the Cinderella story or any story. It is great writing and sequencing practice. It is also fully editable so you can customize it to the story you are reading. I used this with first grade students to help them think through Cinderella's story. I modified the worksheet for students who needed more support by adding a long sentence starter.

These worksheets have silly sentences for students to change y to ies (2) and to switch between y and ies (1). This is a great way for students to practice the plural rule in a fun way that gradually becomes harder as they learn the skill. I used these worksheets with first grade students to help build their skills with using these plurals. The funny sentences made using plurals more fun! These are great worksheets to do as an ELA center or morning work to check later.

Let your students and families know a little bit about you with this completely editable handout! There are sections for telling about your summer, your favorite things, how to contact the teacher, and about the teachers background in education. This cute handout won't take you long to complete and have ready to go.

This editable worksheet goes with the book Bigfoot Cinderella. Students are able to list the fairytale characteristics after the read aloud. It is great for discussing and debating where to place certain characters. I used these worksheets with my first grade students during a fairytale unit. This worksheet helped them organize who the characters where and what elements of fairytales were found in the story.

Students will add or change a verb by adding an inflectional endings (-ing and -ied) to the end of the verb. This is great practice for writing words with inflectional endings. It is also editable so you can add your own verbs!