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  • These Back to School task cards are a fun and engaging way for your new 2nd grade students to review 1st grade skills! There are 24 Math task cards and 24 ELA task cards that review 1st grade Common Core Standards.
  • Skip counting activities for first and second graders. Includes anchor posters for skipping forward and backwards and printables to practice skip counting starting with non-landmark numbers.
  • These fun and positive notes are just what you need to communicate with parents and let them know their child is doing great in school! From personal experience, I know that parents like to hear from their kid's teacher when their child is doing well! Plu
  • FREE resources to help embed character education in your classroom. Click now to download your freebie!
  • Time to have some fun in the sun with these engaging addition and subtraction word problem task cards! It's a great way to keep your scholar's minds focused even if they have summer on the brain! This is aligned with first grade standards. I've also used it with my second graders as review! This unit has 3 activities for your class: Addition and Subtraction Word Problems, Too Much Information Word Problems, Three Digit Addition|Basic Operations|Word Problems|Summer|
  • These goal sheets can be used weekly or monthly. I use them to set individual goals with my students in reading, writing, math and even behavior.The goal sheets are available in English and Spanish! Send notes home that Spanish-speaking parents will enjoy!|Goal Setting|Bilingual|
  • A growth mindset activity for elementary teachers that helps teachers begin talking about growth mindset. These free growth mindset printables have a nonfiction passage about the brain and a paired nonfiction text.
  • I thought encouraging mistakes in my classroom was crazy, until I realized that it encourages my students to have a growth mindset.
  • Are your students ready to be challenged with higher order place value problems? There are two versions that you can use! ✱Paperless:Use the slides to project for your class. Use this digital version to engage the whole class. ✱Printables: Use the printables to engage students in partnered discussions. You can also use them during a small group or at a math center.|Place Value|Math|Word Problems|
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