Teaching students to read the analog clock and digital clock can be a challenge, but it's definitely one of the most loved math lessons for my students in the past. Their whole lives have revolved around others time. All day they hear, "in a few minutes", "not right now", "bedtime is 8:00", etc. Now is their time to learn how to actually tell time and begin to understand what adults are saying ... Read More about Activities For Teaching Telling Time
End Of Year Printables For 1st Grade Review
The end of the school year is upon us! Let's celebrate! Planning for the end of the school year can be so overwhelming with the important dates to remember, assessments, and the excitement the kids are feeling every day that summer gets closer. These end of year printables make it easier to prep for the rest of the school year. These no prep pages are perfect for those last few weeks leading ... Read More about End Of Year Printables For 1st Grade Review
4 Small Ways To Improve Consonant Digraph Instruction
Before we discuss ways to improve digraph instructions, let's chat about what a digraph is! A digraph is two letters joined together to make one sound. There are consonant digraphs and vowel digraphs (also known as vowel teams), but we are focusing on consonant digraphs in this blog post. The most common digraphs taught first are: ch, sh, th, and wh. Other digraphs include: ng, ck, ng, and ... Read More about 4 Small Ways To Improve Consonant Digraph Instruction
Non-Fiction Series For Early Elementary
Every year, our non-fiction reading unit seems to be the biggest hit of all the reading units. Students love non-fiction, particularly because they've read so many fiction picture books by this time, whether through read-alouds, with caretakers growing up, etc. Here's a list of my 5 favorite non-fiction series for kindergarten, first, and second graders. #1: Fly Guy Presents Series My ... Read More about Non-Fiction Series For Early Elementary
How To Differentiate Writing Centers
We all know all students vary in their writing abilities and it's important to meet each learner in our classroom. It's important to differentiate to meet their needs. But how?! Keep reading to learn five different ways I plan for differentiated writing centers in my classroom. Use Different Types Of Writing Paper It's important to give our students the right type of writing paper. I have ... Read More about How To Differentiate Writing Centers
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