Kim at Saylorslog has made a fabulous set of missing letter cards. I use these in my centers and with my Tier II kiddos, and they are awesome!
Letter and Sounds Identification
What Letter is Missing? Set 1
What Letter is Missing? Set 2
What Letter is Missing? Set 3
What Letter is Missing? Set 4
Class Recording Sheet
Tuesday, October 18, 2011
Saturday, October 15, 2011
Freebies!
I just love freebies! As a fellow teacher, you probably know how much money we pay out of our own pocket to make learning fun. What other profession does that? Not many! Therefore, I have made the decision to only place freebies on this blog. Just think of it as one teacher helping out another teacher.
If you have any (free) activities that you would like to share with others, please leave a comment or email me at: mrs.trulove@yahoo.com.
Have an awesome weekend!
Mrs. Trulove
If you have any (free) activities that you would like to share with others, please leave a comment or email me at: mrs.trulove@yahoo.com.
Have an awesome weekend!
Mrs. Trulove
Wednesday, October 12, 2011
Apples!
Labels:
Color Words,
Fact Families,
Math,
Number Words,
Reading
Read The Room
I LOVE Jennifer's Rowdy in First Grade blog! She has a ton of ideas and freebies! Below you will find a few activities for Read the room...
Word Work
Mrs. Dillard at Seusstastic has made a worksheet that kiddos can use for sight words, spelling words, or vocabulary words. Click here to download it.
She has also created one for rainbow writing. You can also download that worksheet here!
Another activity is to build the words with tiles. Here is that download.
She has also created one for rainbow writing. You can also download that worksheet here!
Another activity is to build the words with tiles. Here is that download.
I Have Who Has
Jennifer from Rowdy in First Grade created "I have, Who Has," cards for numbers to 30. I have found it's an awesome way to assess the students on their number recognition before grade cards go out.
Halloween Bingo
Lindsay at Artsy Fartsy Mama has made the cutest Free Halloween Bingo Printable. Click the link below to check out her website and download her freebie!
FREE Halloween Bingo
FREE Halloween Bingo
Addition Boo Game
Caitlin at Ms. Preppy has a great freebie! She has made a Halloween themed game called the Addition Boo Game. Click here to go to her website and check it out!
Labels:
Addition,
Holiday Activities - Halloween,
Math
Friday, September 30, 2011
French Fry Facts
Click here to download her game from Google Docs. or click here to see her blog with pictures of her students working on this fabulous center.
Free Addition Facts Jenga
Rachel Lynette at Classroom Freebies designed this cute activity.
"Kids love playing Jenga, so why not use this popular game to practice basic math facts? If you don't have a game in your classroom already, they are pretty easy to find at thrift shops for just a dollar or two. It doesn't even matter if a few of the blocks are missing.
"Kids love playing Jenga, so why not use this popular game to practice basic math facts? If you don't have a game in your classroom already, they are pretty easy to find at thrift shops for just a dollar or two. It doesn't even matter if a few of the blocks are missing.
The game requires a little prep since you must cut the strips and tape them to the Jenga blocks ( this would also be a swell job for a parent volunteer). Once the game is ready, it can be played all year long."
Click here for Rachel's TpT store freebie: FREE-Addition-Facts-Jenga
My First Attempt at Blogging
Hello all!
I am a first grade teacher in Kansas, and I am addicted to reading other teacher's blogs. I have found a ton of cute activities, lessons, ideas, and classroom strategies from all you wonderful teachers out there. I wanted to start a blog mainly because it is becoming too hard to send email links to all my teacher friends. My main objective is to find cute ideas (and maybe post some of my own if I get really ambitious) for my friends to be able to easily locate. If you have any great ideas you can send them to me at: mrs.trulove@yahoo.com.
Have a fabulous weekend!
Mrs. Trulove
I am a first grade teacher in Kansas, and I am addicted to reading other teacher's blogs. I have found a ton of cute activities, lessons, ideas, and classroom strategies from all you wonderful teachers out there. I wanted to start a blog mainly because it is becoming too hard to send email links to all my teacher friends. My main objective is to find cute ideas (and maybe post some of my own if I get really ambitious) for my friends to be able to easily locate. If you have any great ideas you can send them to me at: mrs.trulove@yahoo.com.
Have a fabulous weekend!
Mrs. Trulove
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