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Use classroom-displayed genre and writing-tips posters; complete a 'Meet The Author' self-introduction page; plan a story using the 'Caveman Plan' template (catchy title, roaring beginning, stomping conclusion, plus a version with numbered planning lines and a simplified 'primary' version); write stories using transition…
Underline/circle subjects and predicates in given sentences, match subjects to predicates, fill in missing subjects or predicates, cut and sort subject/predicate word cards, write original sentences from given subject/predicate pairs, and complete open-ended sentences using imagination.
Model the spinner or dice routine before independent practice. Use a page at a time and invite students to explain a strategy for a fact they solved.
Fill in number bonds (write two numbers that sum to 10) and write a corresponding addition sentence for each.
Trace lines (left-to-right, top-to-bottom, curved, slanted, zigzag, straight), trace and color pictures, and complete mazes by drawing a path.
Read each sentence and select the letter (A/B/C) that identifies the sentence type, the complete sentence, or the naming/action part. Answered by clicking/viewing one question per slide rather than writing on paper.
Free download Gives students practice with addition facts from 0 to 10 by finding a missing number in each equation.
Read nonfiction passages (history of Flag Day, flag symbolism, flag etiquette, American flag history, 'Old Glory') and complete matching activities: reading-response questions, a vocabulary list, a drawing of the flag with reflection questions, a places-you-see-the-flag list, vocabulary word-tracing sheets, a word search, and…
Give students practice finding a missing addend in addition equations using domino dot images as a visual/concrete support.
Free download Practice worksheets for basic single-digit addition facts.
Teach students what list poetry is and provide graphic organizer templates for writing their own list poems.
Practices the 'counting on' strategy for solving addition problems using a number line.
Help students understand making combinations of 10 through addition.
Students trace lines from left to right and top to bottom between paired pictures; trace words in a sentence left to right; trace scribble/warm-up lines and draw their own; circle pictures in a row that rhyme with the first picture; draw lines matching rhyming picture pairs; read simple sentences using picture clues…
Provide a reusable rubric/checklist for teachers to assess primary-grade student writing across mechanics, spelling, and idea organization.
A hands-on activity ('Break It Down') helping students understand how to decompose the number 10 into two addends using ten-frames, reinforcing addition facts to 10.
Free download Provide daily-practice addition drill worksheets that progress from single-digit to multi-digit addition.
Provide reference anchor charts/visuals teaching poetry writing concepts (stanzas, form, sound patterns, figurative devices, poetry types, poetry tools/terms).
A printable bulletin board display kit ('Readers Make Great Writers') for classroom decor promoting the connection between reading and writing.
Provides a set of addition practice worksheets for Grade 1 (title states 58), covering single- and double-digit addition in multiple formats: standard equation grids, count-and-write picture addition, choose-the-bubble-answer sheets, and calculate-and-write pages.
Read each Dolch word used in three short context sentences, then write the sight word three times to practice handwriting
Students solve each addition doubles fact printed on a numbered region of a dinosaur picture and color that region according to a number-color key tied to the sum, across 4 printable worksheet pages.
Students solve each addition doubles fact printed on a numbered region of a dinosaur picture and color that region according to a number-color key tied to the sum, across 4 black-and-white worksheet pages.
Compare a sample writing describing how to make a banana split, sequence picture cards showing the steps (gather ingredients, scoop ice creams, cut banana, add toppings), practice handwriting/vocabulary words (scoop, strawberry, chocolate, vanilla, banana, dish, sauce, cherry, split), and write their own how-to piece…