This page is dedicated to our First Week of First Grade Resource -Grab it-HERE Pacing Guides & Links Below Jitter Juice by Julie Danneberg Sarah is scared and doesn’t want to start over at a new school. She doesn’t know anybody. It will be awful. She just knows it. With
We all could use a touch of “fairy dust” to keep things running smoothly in the classroom. That’s where the Desk Fairy comes in!
Captivating Back to School Video Read Alouds – Make the First Week Fun! Watch and Listen- Just click and play!! Students will love!
As educators, we know how important it is for every child in our class to feel special. Star student is one of the ways we do this by dedicating one week to each student in our class. This post will tell you exactly how we do it! Star Student
The week before Meet the Teacher Night can feel like a big, busy race. You’re finishing up last-minute classroom tasks, waiting excitedly for your class list, and running back and forth with your teammates to make sure nothing’s forgotten! We have a few go-to tips that help make the night
Trying to come up with hands-on activities for graphing can be challenging- so we wanted to create something that would be easy, fun, and engaging for our students and yours. Our kiddos loved this activity and yours will too. Leaf graphing is fun and engaging for all ages. Leaf
Looking for the best setup? Creating an organized and engaging first-grade classroom starts with essential must-haves. These are just a few key elements to promote a positive learning environment, helping young students thrive while ensuring the classroom runs efficiently. We truly use these each and everyday. These must-haves will keep