I have finally finished the postcard I will be sending to my students before school starts this year. It is similar to my Chicka Chicka Boom Boom postcard, but it fits my circus theme instead. I absolutely love this design. It just might be one of my favorites! Click on
This science packet focuses on IGNEOUS, SEDIMENTARY, and METAMORPHIC rocks and is perfect for 1st-3rd Grade. Your students will love the activities in this packet! This Rock Packet Includes: Rock Notebook for Students Rock Notebook for Teachers (detailed) Worksheets/Assessments 3 Rock Type Characters Cute Rock Craft Rock Cycle Charts Rock Type
My favorite way to start the school year is with this adorable “All About Me” doll and book. They always turn out super precious and they become a keepsake for each of my students. My students love working on these and they are always super proud of the finished product.
Last year I had a jungle themed classroom. I also incorporated the Chicka Chicka Boom Boom book into a lot of classroom activities. So I created a Chicka Chicka, Boom Boom bulletin board to welcome my new students on the first day of school! Each letter represents a student and
One of my students gave me the sweetest card today that said: “Don’t cry because it’s over, smile because it happened.” – Dr. Seuss It seriously brought tears to my eyes. Even though I am looping with the same class to second grade, I am sad to see this chapter
As a first year teacher, I am trying to figure out ways to keep my students engaged/entertained these last few weeks of school. My students are sooo done with school and I *ahem* amdonewithschool, too. My Problem: I am finding it difficult to engage my students and keep them with
This grammar packet has everything you’ll need to introduce action verbs to your students and is perfect for beginners. Parts of speech can be a tricky concept to teach to your students, so let me help! This packet was made to teach action verbs in a creative way—with original action heroes Verb
My Favorite Class! I have finally updated my “about me” tab! ———————————————– Hello There! My name is Lindsey. I am a first year, first grade teacher in Utah… soon to be a second year, second grade teacher. (Yes you read that right… If all goes according to plan then I am
Anyone who knows me, knows that I cannot carry a tune (for the life of me). I am not a singer. However, I sing all the time in my classroom (those poor cuties). I can’t help it, because singing/music is such a powerful teaching tool. I am looking to do
How darling is this apple-cozy one of my students gave me? I have complied some of my freebies for you: Flow Chart: When do you double the final consonant? Plural “-ES” Ending Chart AEIOU Glue Bottles Double “OO” Looking Glasses 100 Book Challenge Key Words for Addition and Subtraction Make
My popcorn word-wall is definitely the cutest addition to my circus themed classroom! Popcorn calling them popcorn words, because they “POP” into your mind! They are great for your classroom Word-Wall and look so adorable. These popcorn words are on actual popcorn clip-art! To see the different popcorn words available in this
My popcorn word-wall is definitely the cutest addition to my circus themed classroom! Popcorn calling them popcorn words, because they “POP” into your mind! They are great for your classroom Word-Wall and look so adorable. These popcorn words are on actual popcorn clip-art! To see the different popcorn words available in this
I am excited to share with you a packet I’ve just finished: “Y” Ending Replaced with “IES”. I made these activities to teach my students about plural words that end with “y” (for example: baby –> babies). I had a lot of fun creating these letter characters! Poor old “Y” is
Along with learning about “y” endings replaced with “-ies”, we are also learning about adding “-es” to words. To help my students remember the rules associated with this phonics skill, I made this anchor chart: Click the picture above to download!
I decided to “pretty up” this Fact Family preview: Clipart By: JW Illustrations
Tired of the same old flashcards? This FREE game transforms sight word practice into an exciting, fast-paced challenge your students will love. It’s perfect for small groups in the classroom—or even as a fun family game at home.
