sonjasonja Vocabulators. These would be fun to do as a project with the students during synonym time. Each team could have a different theme.
guadalupeguadalupe recommended read-aloud books starring Mighty Girls for elementary-aged students
bethbeth This is a cute sight words game for Easter time! This game includes 33 sight words and blank cards to add your own. Students read the sight
ashleywashleyw Students will have fun with sight words as they play the game,
jordanjordan A cute gift for students---I've given this out each year during "meet the teacher", but never packaged so cute :)
francinefrancine This file contains three game boards that encourage students to create and read CVC nonsense words. The three boards require students to
williewillie Fluency routine video. This is how Stephanie reviews with the students what fluent readers do and give them time to practice reading aloud.
celina.neocelina.neo Truer words have never been spoken. I guess I need to get a job?
deidredeidre music box. Put on Smartboard when students arrive or during a calm down time - they are silent as they watch and listen.
melindamelinda Paper Heart Wreath: have to make this with my students for Valentine's Day!
carlanicarlani Using the book "Have you filled a bucket today?" to teach students about kind words to other students in the classroom
carlanicarlani Keeping up with paperwork for absent students... do this plus have a planer in the front with three sections each day and have a student
darladarla This is a fun way to practice identifying verbs. In this game, students read sentences and choose which words are verbs. The
roseannroseann Students read the sight words as they high 5 them on the way in or out of the room! Cute!
annmarieannmarie Bookworms. Every time students read a book, they fill out a book report, and they add a piece to the bookworm, to create a web of bookworms
carlanicarlani Write different vowels on plates and create doughnuts with two consonants, students move doughnuts around changing words, read and record
lorenelorene I love her comprehension bookmarks on this webpage for students to have in their hands while they read!

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