Educational Resources for Teachers and Homeschool Families
March Math 1st Grade | Mixed Practice Workbook Looking for fun math practice worksheets for 1st grade? This 1st grade Math workbook centers around the following math skills: reading graphs with tally marksaddition and subtractionfractionsnumber wordsfact familiesidentification of shapescounting money – coinsmeasurement – reading a ruler and rounding to the nearest inchtelling time. There are… Continue reading March Math 1st Grade | Mixed Practice Workbook
March Math for Kindergarten Here are some fun Kindergarten Math worksheets to use during the month of March to review and sharpen important skills: additionsubtractioncreating patternsidentifying shapessize comparison and more! Get these fun worksheets on My Teaching Library:March Math for Kindergarten My Teaching Library has a large library of Kindergarten resources! Here are just a… Continue reading March Math for Kindergarten
March Math Tasks Cards This MATH CENTER resource has a St. Patrick’s Day theme and provide students practice with addition, subtraction, early multiplication/division, time, money, shape recognition, number patterns skills! It includes: 64 task cards, math center sign, student worksheet and an answer key. Tasks center around 1st and early 2nd grade skills. ** Critical… Continue reading March Math Center Idea: Math Task Cards
Have you assigned journal writing assignments (prompts) to your students? While an informal and sometimes ungraded assignment, journal entries can help students develop other transferable writing skills. So, what is journal writing exactly? Journal writing is the process of recording personal insights, reflections and questions on assigned or personal topics. Journal projects assigned in class… Continue reading Why Give Students Journal Writing Prompts?
Abraham Lincoln | Informational Text Looking for a quick lesson on Abraham Lincoln for a 5th, 6th or 7th grade classroom? Here is a product for you! This informational resource on Abraham Lincoln is designed to give 5th – 7th graders practice reading and comprehending content area text. There are two pages of text which… Continue reading A Quick Lesson on Abraham Lincoln for 5th-7th Grades
Abraham Lincoln | Informational Text and Activities As early as 3rd and 4th grades, students should be diving in to American History. They also are needing to strengthen their ability to read and comprehend, with greater detail, content area text. This resource from My Teaching Library has been designed to not only teach students about… Continue reading Learning about Abraham Lincoln – 3rd & 4th Grades
Lincoln Memorial | Informational Text and Activities Studying national landmarks? Perhaps you are preparing classroom activities centered around Abraham Lincoln? Here is a cross-curricular resource that is perfect to use in 3rd-4th grade classrooms and will fit into both your Social Studies and Language Arts plans. It includes: 1 page of Informational text on the… Continue reading Social Studies Lesson: Lincoln Memorial for 3rd-4th Grades
March Math File Folder Game If you teach students learning and needing to practice their basic addition and subtraction facts and are looking to have at least one themed math center for the month of March, check out this product from My Teaching Library! Hands Off Me Gold is a FUN March Math file folder… Continue reading Planning March Math Centers
Abraham Lincoln | History Project Studying the 16th President of the United States, Abraham Lincoln? Wanting your students to develop their ability to research, organize, write and create a complete project? This interactive, hands on, resource is one that can be used in Social Studies, History and Language Arts classes and is designed to be… Continue reading Abraham Lincoln | History Project
Wanting to add some presidential learning activities into your Kindergarten or 1st grade classroom? Here is the perfect solution! With this resource, students will learn about George Washington, Abraham Lincoln, money (penny, quarter, $1 and $5 bills), the Washington Monument, and the Lincoln Memorial! You’ll find activity pages appropriate for both Literacy and Math centers… Continue reading Presidents Day Learning for Kindergarten and 1st Grade!
