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Showing posts with label fall. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fall. Show all posts

Saturday, November 14, 2015

Pumpkin Mini Unit

Hey Guys!!

Fall is the BEST season of the year! So much to do, eat, see, feel! One of my kids' favorite activities is picking pumpkins. So today's dollar deal is this Pumpkin Mini Unit. 




Take a look at everything that is included.






Make sure to check it out and hope your kiddos love it!








Thursday, November 5, 2015

FALL into FUN Reading & Writing Activities!

Hi there! It's Elyse from A is for Apples and I'm here to show you some of my favorite reading and writing activities for my favorite season of fall!!

I love using my Read-Trace-Write-Glue sentences for morning work. They are quick (no prep!), easy for students to understand, and help with both reading and writing!

These sentences touch on so many basic reading and writing skills!
-using picture clues
-handwriting
-writing with spaces
-sentence structure and order
-reading with sight words




Click HERE or on the image below!



We've been working hard on our writing this fall. One of the ways I help my young students learn how to write is by using lots of graphic organizers. It helps get their thoughts down on paper using labels and short phrases. Then, we move into full sentence writing.

Pumpkin writing we did earlier this week! I love seeing how far they've come since our apple writing over a month ago!


Click HERE or on the image below!


HURRY!
These DOLLAR deals are only good through the weekend!




Tuesday, October 13, 2015

Commas and Synonym/Antonym Task Cards

Cassie here from Texas Forever (Formerly Mrs. Thomas's Class!) Today I am going to share with you two sets of task cards that I LOVE.

The ER months are my absolute FAVORITE.. I am a fall person to the core and Halloween starts this love for me! Today I am going to share with you my Halloween Synonym/Antonym Task Cards and my Fall Comma's Task Cards! 

The Halloween task cards could work well for those higher students in 2nd grade, but they were made primarily towards 3rd/4th grade vocabulary. My students who were early finishers last year loved them, they were very challenging and even required some students to really learn how to use a dictionary to ensure they were matching up the words correctly! 




My fall task cards are comma's. Comma's in a series, dates, and cities/states. 
I love creating with themes and it helps keeps the task cards current. The students also love the clipart- - no matter how old they are! :) 



Head to my TPT store to get these $1 deals for 3 days!!

:) 




Tuesday, September 29, 2015

Fall Literacy Centers $1

Hello friends! Michele here from Triple the Love In Grade 1. I have a great $1 deal for you but only for 3 days! Don’t you just love the all the deals posted on this awesome blog each and every day?


Get ready to grab these Fall literacy centers for just $1. Perfect for 1st grade. This set includes an alphabetical order center, category sort center, sentence unscramble center, and syllable sort center. Check it out over on TpT where it will be free for just 3 days - 9/29/15 to 10/1/15. Click on the pics below to see it on TpT. 
See you next month!
:) Michele




Monday, September 28, 2015

Word Mats for October {Proud to be Primary}

Hi everyone! It's Elyse from Proud to be Primary. 
I'm excited to be back sharing October Word Mats with you! 
Word Mats are similar to Math Mats and take the same format, but cover ELA standards.
Word Mats for October provides a lot of practice on many different language skills. 
Proud to be Primary's October Word Mats provide tons of ELA practice of skills and spiraling review of concepts on each mat.
I created Word Mats so that I had something to give my students to practice the ELA concepts that we needed to know on a daily basis. I wanted each page of this resource to provide an abundance of learning opportunities, as well as the necessary review that is needed in order for students to retain an understanding of ELA skills and standards. 

Here is the breakdown of a Word Mat.
Proud to be Primary's October Word Mats provide tons of ELA practice of skills and spiraling review of concepts on each mat.

Each Word Mat is different and each month touches on almost ALL of the Common Core Standards for Language for first grade. It will also work as ELA review for second grade and for those in Kindergarten needing a challenge. You can be confident that your students are learning and practicing the necessary skills in ELA each month!

ELA Skills Covered in Word Mats
*Rhyming Words - Word Families
*Printing/Handwriting
*Nouns
*Verbs
*Pronouns
*Adjectives
*Prepositions
*Sentences
*Capitalization
*Punctuation
*Commas
*Spelling
*Phonics
*Vocabulary
*Sight Words
*Opposites
*Blends
*Digraphs
*Vowel Teams
*Final -e
*Letter Sounds - initial/medial/endings
*Vowels (short & long)
*Affixes
*Root Words
*Categories
*Compound Words

Another reason why I LOVE these mats is the low-prep aspect. They are print and go style printable sheets that lend themselves well to many uses. 
Proud to be Primary's October Word Mats provide tons of ELA practice of skills and spiraling review of concepts on each mat.
Copy Word Mats on card stock and laminate. You could also put the pages inside a wipe-off cover. Give students a dry erase pen to complete the Word Mat for that day. After they complete a mat, they simply clean it off and give to someone else to complete. They work great for your literacy center and during your fast finisher time.
Proud to be Primary's October Word Mats provide tons of ELA practice of skills and spiraling review of concepts on each mat.
You can print Word Mats on seasonal colored paper. You can keep them stored for each month ready to go.

A cover page is provided in each Word Mat pack with the option of creating a booklet for your students. These booklets work great for morning work time or for homework packets to send home with your students each month. Parents would love that!
Proud to be Primary's October Word Mats provide tons of ELA practice of skills and spiraling review of concepts on each mat.
Do you use Interactive Notebooks? Well, look no further...Word Mats are perfect for your math journals or interactive notebooks! 
Proud to be Primary's October Word Mats provide tons of ELA practice of skills and spiraling review of concepts on each mat.
Simply, change your printer settings to print off a smaller, scaled copy of a Word Mat. Follow the steps below!
Proud to be Primary's October Word Mats provide tons of ELA practice of skills and spiraling review of concepts on each mat.
Word Mats work great, as well during your small group time! 

Another option for keeping Word Mats and other ELA activities all in one place is to use a three pronged folder. I love using these types of folders because my students can keep them in their book baskets or desks and they are easily accessible when needed. 
Proud to be Primary's October Word Mats provide tons of ELA practice of skills and spiraling review of concepts on each mat.
You could make a copy of the monthly Word Mats for each students to place inside their folder and use for morning work and homework.

Here is close-up sample of a Word Mat. Each mat has a spot for your students' name and the date. Each Word Mat is clearly represented with the ELA concept (heading) at the top of each section. The instructions are below the headings and important text is in bold to help students complete the activities. Seasonal and related graphics are used to clearly represent the questions.
Proud to be Primary's October Word Mats provide tons of ELA practice of skills and spiraling review of concepts on each mat.

For the next 3 days (September 28th-30th), Word Mats for October will be ONLY $1. 
Click HERE to buy NOW!
Proud to be Primary's October Word Mats provide tons of ELA practice of skills and spiraling review of concepts on each mat.

Word Mats for September is available HERE. 

Thanks for shopping with me!

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Friday, September 18, 2015

FALL into Savings for Your Classrooms!

Hi All! Jen from Sparkling in Second here!



In the spirit of FALL, I want to share one of my favorite Thanksgiving read alouds.

"The Ugly Pumpkin" by Dave Horowitz, is a rhyming story about an "ugly" pumpkin finding his way through October and into November. A fun twist on the old tale The Ugly Duckling.

This book has a lot of depth. You can use it to teach many things: kindness, accepting others, anti-bullying, thankfulness, or just the transition between Halloween & Thanksgiving.

Make sure to BUY THIS BOOK :) It's a must have for this season!

Here's a peek into my Ugly Pumpkin Book Companion!



          

          


Happy Fall!


Looking for a deal for the upper elementary grades? That's Shelly Rees's area, and she has just the ticket!

Hello from Shelly Rees of Appletastic: Blossoming in Fifth Grade! Also in the spirit of FALL, I'd like to share one of my favorite resources!



While October hasn't officially arrived, it is JUST around the corner. Autumn, October, and Halloween are GREAT times to inspire students to do some creative, original writing. These Halloween Writing Task Cards are perfect for this time of year! You can use these ALL throughout the month of October.

This packet is SO easy for the teacher to use. Simply print and make 2 cuts per page, and you are set! Make copies of the fun, themed writing paper to add to a writing center, and your students will be asking you to do some spooky-good writing. Guaranteed!

Here is what the packet includes:
 12 Informative Mode Writing Task Cards and CC Posters
 12 Opinion Mode Writing Task Cards and CC Posters
 12 Narrative Mode Writing Task Cards and CC Posters
3 Fun, Halloween-Themed Lined Writing Papers

This Halloween Writing Task Card Set is JUST $1 through September 20th. 

That's a spectacular teacher steal and dollar deal! You can "Fall" into the savings HERE at my TpT store. 

Thanks so much! Happy Fall!