This week’s resource round-up will leaf(!!) you and your students smiling! You’ll find self-assessment cards, writing prompts, and reference material task cards. We also have fall writing prompt collections, beginning sounds activities, and real-world math problems. The best part? Half of these resources are free!
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It’s FREE!“The resource gives students the opportunity to self-assess their learning and behavior. It holds students accountable for their learning and behavior during literacy and math centers and/or workstations.” |
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“This resource contains STEM/ STEAM Checklists (3 Styles each) and STEM/ STEAM Bulletin Board Kits (4 Styles) to display in your classroom! The design process is so much fun and with these checklist and posters, your students will learn how to quickly and easily stay on track.” |
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It’s FREE!“Writing opinion pieces is an important activity for students and this fall writing prompt gives students a chance to practice their skills!” |
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“Cause and effect is challenging for students and what better way to get them engaged than to take it digital!” |
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It’s FREE!“This autumn number sense activity offers your little pumpkins an engaging math center to practice counting and writing numerals to 10 or 20. This resource has one set of 20 Count the Room cards and 2 recording pages to provide differentiation opportunities.” |
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“This versatile phonics resource offers multiple opportunities for your little pumpkins to practice beginning consonant sounds throughout the fall season. These cards are great for morning tubs, early finishers, literacy centers, independent practice, informal assessment, and take-home practice.” |
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It’s FREE!“This resource is perfect for students to practice real-world money skills through addition, subtraction and multiplication. Students use a colorful ‘Price Sheet’ with a variety of different pets and pet store items listed. Students use the price sheet to answer a variety of different questions/math problems. This resource is easily differentiated and highly motivating for students!” |
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“This resource is perfect for students to practice real-world money skills through addition, subtraction and multiplication. Students use a colorful ‘Price Sheet’ with a variety of different menu items listed. Students use the price sheet to answer a variety of different questions/math problems. This resource is easily differentiated and highly motivating for students!” |
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It’s FREE!“Our youngest readers often don’t have books at home at their level. Teachers often want to send home emergent readers with them, but replacing lost and worn out books can be expensive. Printable readers are the perfect solution! Kids love the graphics and simple, repetive text. Teachers love how easy and inexpensive it is to send high quality books home with their students. Win-win!” |
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“Even our youngest readers never have to go home without a book they can read! And teachers don’t have to go broke trying to replace lost and worn out books.” |
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It’s FREE!“Students love using technology and these Boom Cards provide an opportunity for them to determine which books are fiction and which are nonfiction.” |
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“With today’s standards focusing on deep research, our students need to be efficient users of reference materials.” |
