Our world could use a little more love, and the February First Grade Morning Bins are sure to bring some! They have just been added to the First

January can be hectic! These January morning tubs can help keep your students excited about coming to school and keep hands on learning fun!

If you're looking for ways to cut down on the holiday stress and add structure to your morning routine, look no further, because the December Kindergarten

Want an alternative to Morning Work? Over Winter Break, I took time to reflect on what was working in my classroom and what still needed tweaking. Slowly throughout January, I’ve been taking …

The new year calls for new fun, and the January First Grade Morning Bins are sure to bring just that! They've been added to the First Grade Morning Bin

First Grade Morning Bins for November are here and have been added to the First Grade Morning Bin Bundle! Join thousands of teachers who

The end of the year is upon us, and I'm excited to tell you about the First Grade May/June Morning Bins here to save the day! I couldn't be more thrilled

If you're looking for ways to cut down on the holiday stress and add structure to your morning routine, look no further, because the December First Grade

Get your morning routine perfected with the 2nd Grade Back to School morning bins. Getting into a good routine can be a challenge at the beginning of the school year, but I've got something for you to help make your morning transitions

Every elementary teacher deserves their very own toolbox of printables, lessons, and hands-on games, don't you think?

We are back again, this time with the March 2nd Grade Morning Bins! By this point in the year, students have been practicing various skills, and they are

Get ready for some fun with the March First Grade Morning Bins! March is one of my favorite months, and as I've been making the morning bins each month,

From the beginning of the year until the end, these fun activities will get your students excited about learning. You should definitely go out and get some popsicle sticks for this.

Who doesn't love the Dollar Tree? They have figured teachers out and keep the fun stuff in stock for hands on fun in the classroom. I found the "coolest" materials there yesterday! I picked up these little tongs and plastic ice cubes and knew what I wanted to do with them immediately! My students love using tongs and the ice cubes are perfect for writing letters and words on. Take a look! I will include these in our fine motor bins that we use every morning and have students work in pairs to pick out a word and read it to their partner or using the letters they can put the alphabet in order or build words (depending on their level). I also found these great little metal boxes that are perfect for storing our January Literacy Center cards. They are a bit Christmas themed...but I tried to pick the ones that had penguins and snowmen so I could use them all month. I love that they are metal because if I want to add in some letter magnets I can do that too! I'm ALWAYS looking for more storage and I picked up some pencil pouches to store the rest of our centers in too. I love the bright colors and the fact that they are clear so students can see what they are picking when they go to our literacy center.. These literacy centers will be available all month long so I need them to be easy to access and engaging enough that students will want to pick them again and again. These clear pouches will hold enough materials to make that happen! Here is the FREE FILE I promised. It is a fun little sound match game that you could store in the metal tins or the clear pouches. It would be perfect in both! Want to pin this for later? Here you go!

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The new year calls for new fun, and the Kindergarten January Morning Bins are sure to bring just that! They have just been added to the Kindergarten

My Kindergarteners have been rocking their CVC words this year. I am so proud of them. I found the best way to teach short vowels, is to expose kids to them in a variety of methods. We talk about them in whole group and in guided reading. Students get independent practice in morning work buckets ... Read More about CVC Word Work {Freebies Included}

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Are your French primary students struggling to use their letter sound/phonics knowledge and blending skills to put sounds together and read new words? Do they need more practice reading new words and making sure they understand them? Lis et couvre is a fun, simple, low-prep game to get your students practicing « la fusion », or blending sounds, in a way that doesn’t even seem like reading! This is a bundle of my original three Lis et couvre games. This bundle includes: 7 "anytime" game boards (objects, colours, numbers, shapes) 8 seasonal game boards (two for each season) 7 holiday game boards (Halloween, Christmas, Valentine's Day, Saint Patrick's Day, Easter) Game cards for each of the boards How to prep: Print the desired game board(s) and the cards that match (I suggest printing the cards on coloured paper - a different colour for each game) Laminate for durability (optional) Cut apart the cards How to play: To play, students will work in pairs Each student will need a set of counters/cubes/etc Students will place cards face-down in a pile, and taking turns, will draw one card and try to read what is on the card If they are able to find the picture that matches what they have read, they cover that picture with one of their counters If they are unable to read the word, they replace the card at the bottom of the deck and it is the other partner’s turn The player at the end with the most counters is the winner I usually use this game during small group time, but if your students are able to blend sounds without help, it could be used as an independent centre as well. This game is a GREAT way for students to practice blending, as they are able to use the remaining pictures on the game board as clues to the word if their blends aren’t quite right, and self-correct! This product is a bundle of my original three "Lis et couvre" resources. Save over 20% by purchasing the bundle! You can see a second mini bundle for vowel sounds & sons composés by clicking HERE. Looking for more blending and decoding practice? Check these out! Big French Blending Books Bundle Décode et dessine l'image Decodable Readers Je peux lire Vowel Sounds + Consonants French Decode and Build a Scene French Decode and Find *************************************************************************** *As this is a Teachers pay Teachers product, this download entitles the purchaser to use it in ONE classroom only. With your purchase, you are able to return and buy additional licenses for colleagues at a reduced rate. Thank you so much for respecting my time and effort!* Don't forget to click the green star by my name to Follow Me and be among the first to find out when new products and Freebies are added to my store! I would also love if you left me some Feedback, by going to your My Purchases page and clicking Provide Feedback. This gets you credit you can apply towards future purchases!

Get students excited about the warmer weather with this Ice Cream CCVC Match-Up freebie. They can practice spelling while having fun!

Get your free printable Christmas addition task cards for 1st and 2nd grade.

Who doesn't love the Dollar Tree? They have figured teachers out and keep the fun stuff in stock for hands on fun in the classroom. I found the "coolest" materials there yesterday! I picked up these little tongs and plastic ice cubes and knew what I wanted to do with them immediately! My students love using tongs and the ice cubes are perfect for writing letters and words on. Take a look! I will include these in our fine motor bins that we use every morning and have students work in pairs to pick out a word and read it to their partner or using the letters they can put the alphabet in order or build words (depending on their level). I also found these great little metal boxes that are perfect for storing our January Literacy Center cards. They are a bit Christmas themed...but I tried to pick the ones that had penguins and snowmen so I could use them all month. I love that they are metal because if I want to add in some letter magnets I can do that too! I'm ALWAYS looking for more storage and I picked up some pencil pouches to store the rest of our centers in too. I love the bright colors and the fact that they are clear so students can see what they are picking when they go to our literacy center.. These literacy centers will be available all month long so I need them to be easy to access and engaging enough that students will want to pick them again and again. These clear pouches will hold enough materials to make that happen! Here is the FREE FILE I promised. It is a fun little sound match game that you could store in the metal tins or the clear pouches. It would be perfect in both! Want to pin this for later? Here you go!

This resource includes 37 French Math Centers that are perfect for Core French or French immersion students. Cette ressource est un ensemble complet qui contient 37 ateliers en math: 14 ateliers sur les nombres et opérations, 5 ateliers sur les régularités, 5 ateliers en géométrie, 7 ateliers en mes...

The holiday season is here, and the Preschool December Morning Bins are sure to bring some cheer! This month is packed with hands-on activities to teach

First Grade Morning Bins for October are here and have been added to the First Grade Morning Bin Bundle! Join thousands of teachers who