Classroom Freebies: Fluency Gameboard plus 6 more

Fluency Gameboard

Posted: 13 Jul 2014 03:30 PM PDT

This is one of my must-haves with my small groups!
It's a terrific (and fun!) way to perform a quick assessment.

I printed it out on bright colored paper, inserted it into a sheet protector, and added dice!

To pick up your own gameboard, please click here.

Have a wonderful week!

Positively Learning

Number Aerobics Poster

Posted: 13 Jul 2014 11:29 AM PDT

Want a fun way to get your young students counting? Try Number Aerobics. Students do an assigned movement for each set of ten, as they count. Students work on sets of ten and get kids moving at the same time. Download theseposters for free from my blog – Raki’s Rad Resources.

Interpreting Remainders Posters and Handout

Posted: 13 Jul 2014 10:54 AM PDT

Have your students struggled with interpreting remainders? To do it, students must really understand what the word problem is asking. As part of the Common Core Math Standards, kids must know how to do it. These three posters and handout can help.

Get your handout and posters here

Happy Teaching!

Rachel Lynette

Spiral Math Review

Posted: 13 Jul 2014 09:03 AM PDT

I have two sets of my Common Core Math Warm Ups that are perfect for 1st grade!

The first set practices Kindergarten and 1st grade math standards. Most of the standards just build off of each other or relate. It's great for the fall semester of first grade because you're reviewing and solidifying students' abilities with current skills.

The second set practices just the 1st grade standards. It includes many more of the standards than the first set (and only is missing two measurement standards related to non-standard measurement). They're both set up in the same, student-friendly way. The feedback I've gotten from both has been great! :)

Click on either of the covers to go to my blog to find out more about that specific unit and download your freebies for yourself. :)

All About Me Journal

Posted: 13 Jul 2014 06:30 AM PDT

Do you use journals in your classroom? I like to use them for independent writing activities during Work on Writing for Daily 5. Or, I like to use them as centers activities, morning work, or during other independent work time. I think it helps build students' abilities to respond to a prompt, and gets them writing creatively. I use journaling in many different formats but this one is versatile and can be used whenever.

Just click the picture below to check it out more and download it for free for yourself!

Classroom Book Labels, Number Labels, AND Alphabet Labels!!!

Posted: 13 Jul 2014 04:02 AM PDT

Is one of your goals this summer to get your classroom library in shape? I totally know the feeling! I've created two sets of labels to help you get started. Click on either picture below to go read more at the blog post and get both sets of labels for FREE!

Enjoy!

~HoJo~

It's "Owl" About Me Back To School Icebreaker

Posted: 13 Jul 2014 04:00 AM PDT

This is a quick and easy icebreaker for the 1st week of school, that's a fun way to help students get to know their classmates.

Completed projects make a cute bulletin board. (I added some wiggle eyes and a photo for some extra pizzazz and the finishing touch.)

I've provided a large owl with the questions; you can display it in the middle of the board, with your students' owls surrounding it.

Click on the link for the It's "Owl" About Me Back To School Owl Packet.

From Diane, over at TeachWithMe.com

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