Ready for some amazing resources? This round-up is full of activities for your readers, writers, and mathematicians. You’ll find resources for book studies, reading interventions, early finishers, number of the day, essential words for ELL students, and more. Be sure to check out these awesome stores and don’t forget: half of the resources are free!
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It’s FREE!“This is a free set of number posters that include the numbers 0-5. Each number poster has a numeral, base ten blocks, a ten frame, tally marks, and the number in word form.” |
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“This is a book study that corresponds with Arnold Lobel’s book, Frog and Toad are Friends. There are between 5 and 8 short answer comprehension questions, a vocabulary practice page, and a writing prompt for each chapter. An answer key is provided.” |
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It’s FREE!“This Reading Skills Step Ladder will give teachers a quick and easy ‘at a glance’ view of how students develop reading skills and help them identify gaps where students are missing essential skills. It can serve as a planning guide for core instruction, or as a reading intervention guide to help plan intervention for struggling students.” |
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“Do you need an effective, easy, and organized way to target reading intervention for beginning or struggling readers? These Reading Intervention Binders will give you everything you need to build beginning reading skills and help your students succeed.” |
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It’s FREE!“Brag tags are an amazing way to celebrate student achievement. From the small moments to the big moments, there is a tag to help teachers acknowledge their students. The best part is kids love getting them and there is no finding things to top up treasure chests.” |
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“Celebrating Chinese New Year allows for classes to look and study another culture in a fun and informative way. This Chinese New Year Literacy and Flip Book Craft offers a unique look into the history and traditions of Chinese culture.” |
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It’s FREE!“This ThinkBoard is an awesome tool that can be used in so many ways. Using it will give students the opportunity to construct and OWN their understandings, in just about ANY concept! Here’s a free version to help with math concepts.” |
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“Use these five activities to promote number sense as well as build mathematical language and fluency with numbers. They are easy to differentiate and great to use for groups, pairs, independent work, and math rotations. They’re also suitable for morning work, homework, warm-ups, early finishers, and pre-post assessment.” |
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It’s FREE!“Students will love learning about the history of St. Patrick’s Day while also extending their reading comprehension skills and higher order thinking.” |
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“We have all heard the phrase, ‘I’m Done. Now What?’ Be prepared in advance with our early finishers task cards! These feature critical and creative thinking, cause and effect, sequencing, and persuasive writing.” |
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It’s FREE!“This Essential Words Lapbook is the perfect way to introduce key English vocabulary to your ELL Newcomers. This freebie includes letters, numbers, colors, survivor phrases, and more!” |
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“An engaging and interactive yearlong curriculum created specifically with ELL newcomers in mind to promote listening, grammar, vocabulary, reading, and writing skills. This curriculum can be used to support ELL students in a pullout or homeroom setting, and includes daily lesson plans to provide teachers with the support needed to give second language learners the tools to succeed.” |
