First Grade Spelling Words! Whole Year!

Ready, Set, Spelling...

Never think about what spelling words you're going to teach for the week again!!! More than 600 spelling words, 12 on each page! This editable file contains Spelling Word Flash Cards, week by week, for a complete year's worth of spelling words. As the weeks progress, each file will have 2 pages of spelling words available for the week (13 - 20 words). 40 weeks of spelling words at the first grade level!

Very useful for your Weekly Spelling Words/Tests and Homework, to post on your Word Wall, at a Center (word work), with a Word Families Lesson or with a Phonics/Vocabulary Lesson. They fit perfectly on word walls or in the blue pocket charts! 

Includes: 

all Short Vowels, all Long Vowels, Digraphs sh, th, ch, qu, wh, ck, ng, oa, ow, Diphthongs oo, ou, ow, oi, oy, ai, ay, Blends (l, r, s, 3-letter, ending), silent letters, r-controlled vowels ar, er, ir, or, ur (bossy r), variant vowel /o/ (au, aw, all), igh, syllable -le, suffix ly, -y (long i), -y (long e), spelling pattern ea (short e), soft c, soft g, and more!!!

The first few weeks are shown below... 

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Teacher Survival Kit Teacher Planner, Data Binder & Classroom Management!

We have so much to do already! But it's going to happen! You are going to have to create Classroom Forms, Emergency Sub Plans, Homework, Class Newsletters, Class Reminder Notices, Report Card Comments, Documentation, Conference Forms, Door Signs, Reading Trackers, Field Trip Forms, Grade Book, Back to School Prep, Hall Passes, Lesson Plans using a Lesson Plan Template, Notes Home for communicating with parents, Open House, Parent Volunteers Forms, a Where is Our Class Poster, Reading Groups Form, Tracking for Reading, Writing & Math, Literature Response Sheets, Reading Log, Schedules, A Form to keep all of your Student Info handy, Permission Slips, and much more!  When??? How??? What if it was all done for you in one easy to use, downloadable bundle? All you have to do is paste your class list to the appropriate forms! Sound too good to be true? See samples Below…

Click Here:  Teacher Survival Kit!

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Teacher Evaluation Answers & Observation Help!

Remember when getting observed was enough??? We have so much to do already! And it's going to happen! You are going to get a district/school form/s with a bunch of questions for your pre/post observation. You sit in front of your computer and wonder why you have to explain your school existence, again! You were observed, and it went well, of course! You are a professional. You were hired for your expertise and experience! You wonder what the other people you work with are putting on their forms or how they are answering all of those questions... We all go through this! We've all felt like we would pay for someone just to do it for us. Or we do it ourselves and want to know how we compare... I'm afraid I can't answer why we have to do it, but I can help with what people are saying! See Below for some examples...

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Primary Number of the Day! Want Better Math Scores? Read This!

How to change your math scores... For the BETTER!!!

A few years ago, if someone would have told me about Number of the Day, I would have thought– Oh, another cute worksheet… I was wrong!!! When a neighbor teacher of mine kept getting better math scores than me, I finally asked her what her secret is. She didn’t hesitate– using a Number of the Day, every day! Long story short… I tried it… I loved it! My students loved it! We kept doing it and guess what happened… That’s right, my math scores improved!!! And they have every year since then!!! NOTD is so great for fluency and practice, and for introducing and using new math vocabulary. Students have to explain their thinking when it’s their turn to share an equation solution/strategy, so place value and higher order thinking skills are used daily! 

I liked the NOTD my neighbor gave to me, but I wanted something a little more inline with our grade level standards, so I developed some (she uses mine now, by the way) that we use for each quarter/semester. The different versions are similar, but having alignment boxes and signs/symbols, is easier than having the students set up their own problems without. Do not assume your students can set a problem up on their own because they are able to solve an equation! My suggestion would be to start with the NOTD with Tally Marks then move to the one with the symbols/signs, then to the one without symbols/signs (students are forced to line up the numbers). Check them out below! Great for math interactive notebooks!

These numbers of the day (6 versions available) cover many state standards in math (a mini sample is shown)! File contains: Word Form, Place Value, Number Sense, More & Less, Even or Odd, Ordinal Numbers, Greater Than/Less Than, Vertical & Horizontal Addition & Subtraction Practice, Hundreds Chart Puzzles, and more! Students can take ownership and create their own problems! All on one ½ sheet! Use these number of the day files for fluency and practice. Use it as bell/seat work or as a warm up to your math block. Have the students solve a word problem on the back or copy it on both sides. Edit to fit your class skill level. I use one with my class everyday! They work great in your math interactive notebooks!!!

-I have a Whole YEAR of Word Problems that are perfect to use with these (especially in the math interactive notebooks) available here: 

I hope you found this useful! 

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