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It's that time of year again! March brings in a flurry of leprechauns, clovers, and pretty much just green everywhere!! I love St. Patrick's Day! So in honor of the upcoming holiday, I've created a math bundle.  This is a HUGE bundle including the following:  - place value matching activity with number bonds and recording page. Match 10s plus ones to make teen numbers - Place value worksheet practice - Mystery picture hundreds chart coloring page - Leprechaun place value craft  - Odd and Even Pot of Gold activity with recording page - Ways to make 100 game - RDW Anchor Chart - Problem Solving Booklet Hope you can use this over the next few weeks!!!  Grab your Good Luck Math Charms here :) Thanks,  Jessica

I'm having a sale!!! All the cool kids are doing it, so I joined in. Lol. To celebrate TpT being 3 million teachers strong, everything in my store is 20% off for the next two days. Make sure to check it out and shop around other stores, too during this super sale event. Time to stock up!!! Have a look:  Pride and Primary TpT Store Jessica

So I've been trying super hard to get my firsties fluent in basic facts. A big part of first grade is becoming fluent with basic facts. This new little packet has two tests for each fact, 0's through 12's. I LOVE the Wizard of Oz!! In fact my classroom theme will be Oz next year. Soooo excited!!! So I made this little packet and have been testing my kiddos.  This set includes 12 sets of two fact tests, 12 sets of flash cards, 12 mastery certificates, and a mastery recording page. I give each child a set of flash cards, printed front and back on cardstock, hole-punched with a binder ring to study before taking the test.  I put a set of flashcards and extra copies of the A test in a math center for practice with basic facts during math block. They can quiz and time their buddies for extra practice.  For the first A set, all problems are written with the fact currently being tested first (e.g. 1+6, 1+8). The second B set, the facts are written both ways (e.g. 6+1, 1+8, 7+1)....

Pretzel Place Value!! We have been working hard on Engage NY: A Story of Units Module 4 - place value with tens and ones. I thought I would make it a little more fun by adding snacks!! Food always sparks more interest. We are using pretzel sticks as tens and marshmallows as ones. The kids love it!! So I've created a little lesson plan and center activity. Here are some pics: Here is what is included:   Pretzel rods and marshmallow cards Standard form number cards Place value number cards Whole group number cards Recording pages: 3 styles from which to choose 2 center name cards: one including using pretzels and marshmallows in the center and one without Place value mat Ideas for teaching, using in lessons, and/or centers Pretzel Problem Solving Booklet Challenge activity - use Cheese Nip crackers as hundreds! Pretzel Place Value Have fun with this one!! Jessica PS Louisiana is "adopting" Eureka Math which is a new fancy name for Engage NY: A Story of Units. It's the e...

Yessiree, it is that time of year!!!! Mardi Gras!! I LOVE this season. Everything is purple, gold, and green. Everyone is prepping for parades and balls and eating King Cake and it's just great!! I am so excited for my Krewe's ball coming up on February 8th.  My guests are my friends Jessica and Mike and Anna. Of course sharing the table with my BFF Amanda and her guests Jolie, Snooks, and Raven. I might be missing some peoples, but with this lineup we are gonna have a BLAST!!! The theme is Circus!!!!!!!!!!! This is my 7th year in my Krewe and my 3rd year dressing up in costume rather than gown. My costume is: Made it myself :) And I made this little Mardi Gras Activity myself as well. It's about place value to the 100s.  Students match the feathers to the numbers on the mask. I've included 28 sets of feathers and masks. Students look at the number on the mask and match it with the feathers in expanded form.  E.g. 235=200+30+5 I've also included a template for a ma...

This is a fun mini unit with a Wizard of Oz theme!! It is designed as a mini ELA/Science unit to support learning about different types of weather.  We started off reading this book:  This is a perfect book for introducing weather. It's got great pictures and easy to understand explanations. I also created it to introduce our unit on nonfiction. We started out by making an anchor chart of fiction and nonfiction text features.  I introduced some weather words and we brainstormed some more.  The activities are differentiated for different levels of learning.  This unit includes:  Anchor chart: Nonfiction/Fiction Text Features Pictures for anchor chart Features of fiction/nonfiction text center activity: picture cards, picture/word cards, word cards with differentiated process sheets Suggestions for lessons Vocabulary match game (pictures with words, words, and fill in the blank sentences) with process sheets Vocabulary Sentences game (with pictures and withou...

Here are some fun little center games. Check it out!!! ABC Order Train In this activity I have included some Winter Themed words, primarily from the book The Polar Express.  However, I have also included some blank train cards for you to use with your own words.  One way I use this is in my Spelling Center. I write the weekly words on the trains and the children put them in ABC order  Simply print out on card stock or back with construction paper, laminate for durability, and place in a center.  This ABC Center is Polar Bear themed!! This activity is designed to reinforce the skill of alphabetical order. There are words on Polar Bear cards that children sort into ABC order. There is a recording page for accountability.  This center includes  17 ABC bear cards Recording page Center name card Center directions card A Snowstorm of Grammar This activity packet contains activities for use in any ELA classroom. There is a game for nouns, verbs, and adjectives....