#1 - Graphing Freebie
Our first nine weeks we check to make sure that our students can organize information into a graph. I threw this together for my team and thought I'd share.
#2 - Educents Bundle
I don't want you guys to forget about the incredible deal over at Educents. It's rare to be able to grab $100 worth of incredible packets for $25. If you still aren't sure, you can go CLICK HERE and go to the blog hop to see pictures of all the different packets that are offered.
#3 - Giveaway
My giveaway has one day left. If you haven't entered, then make sure you do. It is for my newest writing packet and my new morning work packet.
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#4 - Morning Work (2nd 9 Weeks)

This packet covers rhyming words, nouns, proper nouns, capitalization, punctuation (periods and question marks), handwriting, sight words, digraphs, categories, reading comprehension, addition/subtraction within 10, word problems, time, number sense, comparing numbers (greater than, less than, equal to), place value, and shapes.
At the end of the packet, there are pages with the answer keys for digraphs, categories, and nouns.
Here are pictures of the first week so that you will know what to expect. You can click on any of the pictures and it will take you to my TPT page. I have added six pages in the preview section.
#5 - October Book Reports


Like last month, there are four of them - two with regular lines and two with handwriting lines.
I'm not sure I've ever explained how I use these, but like most classrooms we are doing Daily 5 and we have book bins. Well, we decided to move away from A.R. last year. The only concern was how would we know if our kiddos were comprehending what they were reading. My teammates and I decided that book reports would be great.

Hope you guys had an incredible day!

Thank you so much for sharing your wonderful freebies. I love your book reports!
ReplyDeleteYour blog is amazing and the work you do is inspirational. I love reading your blog posts.
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Paula from Paula’s Place and iSURF Maths
How am I going to win your contest if you keep reminding people to enter?! :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the October book reports. I love your different line options, as we are a "plain line" class. (I never know which is which when they talk about primary lined and whatever the other one is. Obviously.)
Thanks for the great freebies and great ideas!
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