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Life Between Summers

2 months ago

Life Between Summers
New book companion to go with Our Class is a Family! Class Family Memory Books for the end of the school year 📖💕This is a nice & simple writing activity for students to work on during those final weeks/days leading up to summer break 👌🏼 It’s a meaningful way to reflect on all their memories from the year, and they can take it home as a special keepsake on the last day of school! If you’re thinking you might want these memory books for your students, the timing couldn’t be better because they’re 25% off today & tomorrow (along with all other resources in my TPT store!) with the code THANKYOU22 💛 This comes available on its own, or in a discounted bundle with more extension activities for all 3 of my books 📚 I will share the link in the comments! 💕 ... See MoreSee Less

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Life Between Summers with Lakeshore Learning.

10 months ago

Life Between Summers
Check out these top 5 favorites from Lakeshore Learning! They are having their biggest sale of the year for back to school. Use the coupon code 6392 for 20% off any non-sale item! bit.ly/2Usm24T Coupon valid ‪through 8/31/2021 for one-time use in stores or online. Limit one coupon per customer. Not valid on items with shipping restrictions. Other exclusions may apply. Visit bit.ly/3bbUXIj for details. #LearnwithLakeshore #ad #Sponsored ... See MoreSee Less

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Life Between Summers

1 years ago

Life Between Summers
Standard Form, Expanded Form, Word Form. Maybe not the most exciting math concept to teach, but definitely an important one…so why not make it fun and engaging?? 😄Guess Who math games encourage higher level thinking/reasoning and using math vocabulary verbally. They’re an instant favorite for math centers and early finishers!Find this game and others at bit.ly/guesswhomathgames ... See MoreSee Less

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  • Looking for a cute back to school bulletin board that also ties in math Common Core Standards? This flip flop fact families activity and craft is the perfect way to teach students about the commutative property. Not only is this a fun math activity but it is also a fun back to school writing activity where trips to the beach are still fresh in your students minds. Students will love creating a math word problem and fact family with this back to school activity.
  • Are you looking for a new math game for math workshop? This place value math game is great for math centers or early finishers. These math games create high levels of student engagement and rigor, while helping kids develop math vocabulary and a deeper understanding of place value, number sense, and different ways to represent a number: standard form, expanded form, and word form.
  • Are your kindergarten students struggling with making 10? This Kindergarten math game is the perfect way to help your students make 10. Use this making 10 game during math workshop, math centers, or guided math groups. Students can play this making 10 activity during morning work or as an early finishers activity as well. Help students with making 10 with this fun and engaging hands-on ath game.
  • After reading aloud the book Our Class is a Family, these bookmarks make for great back to school or end of the year gifts for your students! This Our Class is a Family bookmark will be a great reminder to your students about the importance of having a strong classroom community. These are great for back to school and can be used during readers workshop or literacy time. Students can keep them right in their book box all year long.
  • This back to school activity is a must for your first week lesson plans. This is not only a reading comprehension activity but a great first week writing activity for your elementary students. You will find different versions of this beginning of the year activity. You can use this with more advanced writers or beginning writers in kindergarten and first grade. Use this book companion for A Letter From Your Teacher: On The First Day of School by Shannon Olsen to build a classroom community.
  • Anchor charts! As teachers, we all use them but are you making the most of them. Today, I am sharing my top anchor chart ideas, tips, and hacks. Learn my top anchor chart storage ideas along with how to make interactive anchor charts. I also share the difference between anchor charts and classroom posters. Learn my top anchor chart design tips as well. Anchor charts are great for classroom management and so much more! Learn anchor chart tips now!
  • This addition and subtraction math game is perfect for kindergarten math centers, math workshop, and guided math. Students representing addition and subtraction using objects. This addition and subtraction activity is also great for morning work or early finishers. Use this kindergarten math activity in your classroom today to help students with problem solving addition and subtraction problems.
  • This addition and subtraction within 5 math game is perfect for kindergarten math centers, math workshop, and guided math. Students practice adding and subtracting within 5 in partners or small groups. This addition and subtraction activity is also great for morning work or early finishers. Use this kindergarten math activity in your classroom today!
  • This addition and subtraction math game is perfect for kindergarten math centers, math workshop, and guided math. Students representing addition and subtraction using objects. This addition and subtraction activity is also great for morning work or early finishers. Use this kindergarten math activity in your classroom today to help students with problem solving addition and subtraction problems.