Weber's Whales

I made these for my class, and decided to share this product! In the preview, you will see the poems I have for numbers 0-10 in all the available colored borders. In this product packet, you will receive the same EDITABLE poems for all numbers 0-10 in the following colored borders: -Blue -Black -Brown -Green -Orange -Purple -Gray -Yellow -Pink This is a word document, and so the poems are editable if you would rather type in your own number poems. The text box is there, but there is no outlin

This is a Jan Richardson-based alphabet chart. Please see my Alphabet Display for Wall listing for the matching wall display!

Print on cardstock, tape to student desks. Students can point at the emoji for how they feel. The sentence stem gives them the language to reflect and explain why they feel a certain way.

This is a resource that I created for families. This letter tells parents exactly what score their child received on the MAP Reading, MAP Math, and DRA 2 assessments. It is completely editable and other assessments can be substituted in. I hope it is helpful!

This is a short book about push and pull that can be used as a supplement to any push/pull science lesson. Geared towards kindergarten/first grade, it is aligned with the Common Core Science standards and is editable. Hope you enjoy!

This is a parent letter that I typed up for my families. It is completely editable. This was from when I taught Kindergarten - you can type in your grade level as well. I hope it is helpful!

This is a Jan Richardson-based alphabet display that includes the following NONFICTION and realistic letters/pictures: Aa - apple Bb - ball Cc - cat Dd - dog Ee - edge Ff - fish Gg - gorilla Hh - hand Ii - itch Jj - jump rope Kk - kite Ll - leaf Mm - mouse Nn - nest Oo - octopus Pp - pig Qq - queen Rr - ring Ss - sun Tt - turtle Uu - umbrella Vv - vacuum Xx - box Yy - yoyo Zz - zipper

This is a worksheet-manipulatives combination. Teacher can print and glue the red/yellow counters together, then laminate them for student use. Activity Description: Materials needed are worksheet, laminated red/yellow double-sided counters (10 per student or partners), cup, and pencil Students take turns shaking the cup with the ten red/yellow double-sided counters in them. Students spill the counters, count the red, and draw them in the first box. Students count the yellows and write the nu

If you're like me, you've been looking for a differentiated way to provide extra support in guided reading at home. Look no further! I created these for my class during the 2017-2018 school year, and got great feedback from parents. Here is a description of what is included: ***ALL forms are offered in English AND Spanish!*** Guided Reading Log: These are the first two pages in this bundle. The top part describes to families what I do in my classroom, and what is expected of them at home. This i

Completely EDITABLE newsletter! Use this as either a weekly or a monthly communication tool for parents and guardians! Easy to use, and six different formats to choose from! "Hello Asparagus" font created by: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Hello-Literacy Doodle and Floral Borders created by: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Krista-Wallden

If you teach little ones like me, you know that they need multiple supports - especially when testing. I created these turtle cards to remind students to go "slow and steady". My students can tell you that going "slow and steady" means listening to each question and answer option at least 3 times - but you can listen more if you need to! I have students take these turtle cards home on the day of the test, so families can know how their child did. Because I like to focus on growth, I also write t

Are you required to have the 10 Interdisciplinary Practices posted in your classroom? Do you believe that, as they are written, they are NOT child-friendly and thus won't be useful? Solution! Use these instead! I looked deeply at the practices and translated them into child-friendly language.

I made this for my class and thought I'd put it on here.

Ways to Make Ten Game Students gain practice making ten using a combination of finger cards and numbers. Can be used as a center, partner game, whole group game, or for individual practice. Aligned with CCSS Kindergarten Standards.

Simply print on address labels - and ta-da! You're all set!