Grade 1
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Description This collection of fast prep busy work printables make perfect end of year activities. They will review key skills and keep your students engaged during the slide into summer. It is a collection of 21 worksheet printable pages for your students, with a beach/summer theme! Included in the packet is: 3 Puzzle Pastes - student cut and paste pieces to make a picture. To paste they need to identify numerals, number words and pictures of numbers up to 20. 3 Number Line Puzzles…
Pamela saved to Actividades escolares
First Grade Goals and Standards Chart - students love to fill in their charts and get awards for meeting their academic goals - common core aligned math and reading - language arts #firstgrade #backtoschool #commoncore
Printable first grade spelling words with 32 weekly spelling lists. Spelling lists are based on word families and cover 320 words including 174 FRY words.
Are you ready for the month of March? We are all geared up for some fun learning this month! Our March NO PREP packets are done and we are ready to go!
מיטל מיארה saved to שברים
Are you brand new to teaching first grade? I have SO many first grade teaching tips for you that break down absolutely everything you need t...
Breighanna Hess saved to First grade
FREE morning work or homework for first grade -spiral review of math and language arts standards. Grab your free 1st grade math worksheets today!
Addition & Subtraction Practice – 1st Grade Math Worksheet Catholic.
Check out these cute, 1st Grade worksheets for January. Practice math, reading, and writing with these fun winter themes.
Rachel Berry saved to Crafts For Kids
#1- Write in front of the kids daily- I know for many of us the thought of writing in front of the kids is terrifying! Most of us weren’t English majors, and I think it brings back memories of red ink when we were kids. I, for one, am the queen of run-on sentences. Also, I LOVE commas and exclamation marks!!! I am sure all my “Grammar” friends are cringing right now as they read this! But here is the truth, they are 6 and 7 years old! We have tons of writing knowledge to share with them…
