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0-30 Number Line Activities Pack

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If you’re looking for number line activities, check out of FREE printable pack! Find more of our Counting and Number Sense Printables. *Grab the free download at the END of this post by clicking on the teal download button.   0-30 Number Line Activities Pack Earlier this school year, I discovered that my first grader was confused by the number…
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Reader’s Theater Templates {Blank Scripts}

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Are you looking for an authentic way to work on writing/grammar, comprehension, and building fluency? Use these Blank Reader’s Theater Templates to write your own scripts with your learners! *Grab the free printable reader’s theater downloads at the END of this post. Click on the teal download button. **This post contains affiliate links. Just recently, my three learners {1st grade,…
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Teaching Phonics Coding to Learners

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A couple of years ago, I was introduced to phonics coding through a curriculum we tried. And while the curriculum wasn’t my favorite, the idea of coding words kind of stuck {even though the curriculum didn’t}. Over the past couple of years, we’ve modified it and made it ours. I’ve been amazed at how coding phonics words has really helped my…
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Tricky Turkey Preschool Pack

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Do you teach a little one? This Tricky Turkey Preschool Pack is such a FUN way to practice basic math and literacy skills! Looking for more Thanksgiving fun? Try our Thanksgiving Pre-K/K Pack, our Thanksgiving Pattern Block Mats, or our Thanksgiving Cut it Out! Pack. *Grab the free download at the END of this post. Look for the teal download button!…
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No Prep Rote Counting Pages {2, 5, 10}

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These No Prep Rote Counting Pages were perfect as independent work for my first grader! Looking for more? Check out all our Rote Counting Cards! *The free printable can be found towards the END of this post. Just click on the teal download button. No Prep Rote Counting Pages I used to just think that rote counting was a math…
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