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This Kindergarten Common Core Lesson on K.OA.2 is perfect for teachers looking for extra resources. The lesson includes worksheets, activities, assessment , and a poster to help explain the concept.
An informal personal-information assessment booklet that uses numbers meaningful to the child (birthdate, age, address, phone number, family size) to reinforce that numbers are present in everyday life.
Provide a teacher observation form for recording student use of language acquired through conversation, reading, and read-alouds.
Provide a physical education skill-assessment rubric for scoring students' overhand throw technique.
Sorting math center/assessment for distinguishing 2D shapes from 3D shapes, using both basic shape images and real-world object images.
A bundle of 7 printable/digital math games and an assessment to practice teen number (10-20) identification, usable for interventions, small groups, or stations.
This resource is great for helping kindergarten students compare numbers. The lesson is easy to follow and the students will love sorting the number cards.
This Kindergarten Common Core Lesson is great for helping students count objects and write the corresponding numeral. It's a great way to help students learn and practice an important skill.
This Kindergarten Common Core Lesson is perfect for helping students count objects and match number and word cards. This is a great resource for teachers who want to help their students learn and succeed.
This product can help teachers by providing them with a reliable resource for teaching their students how to count and compare numbers using baseballs. This product is great for kindergarteners because it uses a familiar object, baseballs, to help them understand the concept.
This resource is great for kindergarten teachers who want to help their students learn to count and match numbers with words. The UsingK.CC.5 Kindergarten Common Core Lesson provides students with cards that they can use to count the objects and match them with the correct number and word.
A set of assemble-it-yourself response fans (answer fans) students hold up to answer teacher questions, for quick whole-class or small-group formative assessment.
Self-assessment posters that let students rate their own understanding of a topic or skill on a 1-4 scale, supporting metacognition and differentiated instruction.
Give beginning readers blending fluency practice with short-e words via flash cards and take-home/assessment word lists.
Give beginning readers blending fluency practice with short-u words via flash cards and take-home/assessment word lists.
Give beginning readers blending fluency practice with short-o words via flash cards and take-home/assessment word lists.
Give beginning readers blending fluency practice with short-a words via flash cards and take-home/assessment word lists.
Help young children identify, name, and express emotions using printable flashcards and related activities for social-emotional learning.
A set of kindergarten addition and subtraction word-problem mats for morning work, spiral review, or assessment.
An end-of-unit assessment booklet testing student understanding of basic plant biology (plant needs, structure, and pollination).
A Kindergarten-level early-reading workbook building sight-word recognition, sentence comprehension, rhyming, sequencing, and classifying skills through a series of short illustrated activities tied to simple story characters (Zod, Fire Cat, the Hen, Katy's Kite).
A Common Core-aligned Grade 1 Speaking & Listening lesson/assessment packet targeting standard SL.1.1, which addresses participating in collaborative conversations with diverse partners about Grade 1 topics and texts.
Anchor charts and assessments teaching kindergarten students (RL.K.3) to identify characters, setting, and major events in a story.
This 1.OA.7 First Grade Common Core Lesson will help your students understand the meaning of the equal sign by having them decide if given equations are true or false.