Category: Centers

Assessment & Skill Activities: Prefix, Suffix, and Root

Welcome to the final post in the Word Parts blog series! In this blog post, we’ll be discussing how you can use assessments when teaching

How to Assess & Differentiate When Teaching Measurement

I’m so happy you’re still with us! This is the fourth part of a 5-day blog series all about teaching Measurement and Data! From hands-on

Small Group and Partner Activities for Teaching Text Features

Last week, we talked about whole-group activities for teaching nonfiction text features. Today, I am going to share some lessons and activities for partners and

Independent Directed Drawing Activities

Have you heard of “directed drawings?” Do you use them in your classroom? The idea is that students follow instructions, either oral or written, one

Tools and Activities for Teaching Place Value

Place Value is such a fun concept to teach in elementary school! And it is incredibly important to students’ understanding of numbers and eventually, computation.

Tips to Keep Math Organized (with a bonus freebie)

Get ready for a giant blog post! Save this one to your toolbar or your math Pinterest board to refer back to as needed. I’m

Intervention Activities and Small Group Practice

I just started an intervention product line to help kindergarten and first grade teachers with their struggling students. What I have done is gathered up common early

Quick Math Resources

It isn’t always easy to find resources for Common Core math. Some curriculum is CCSS-aligned, but you find that there are many standards that are

Telling Time Activities

I blogged about some of my favorite telling time activities back in 2013 in this blog post! I’ve added some fun activities to my telling time

Teaching Money in Primary Grades

Maybe I’m crazy, but I LOVE teaching money in primary grades. It’s so, so difficult, but once they get it, they love it! (Except for

Fluency Centers

I uploaded my fluency centers resource that I’ve been using in the classroom for a few weeks. I used several last year as I finished

Literacy Studio for the Little Ones

So I’ve been chatting about how I’ve been planning to implement ‘Daily 5’ in my classroom. I made several changes to it, so I can’t

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