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comparing two-digit numbers

Comparing Two-Digit Numbers

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Looking for an easy and adorable Halloween craft f Looking for an easy and adorable Halloween craft for October? These little witches are ready to fly right onto your bulletin board! 🧹💜 This Witch Craft & Writing Activity is perfect for adding a little Halloween magic to your classroom. Students can create their own adorable witch and complete one of the included writing extensions to turn it into a fun craft-and-writing display. ✏️ And your bulletin board is covered too! 🙌 The letters come in TWO different sizes, so you can choose the perfect fit for your classroom display. These would be SO cute lining a hallway or filling an October bulletin board! Add your students’ writing underneath and you have an instant Halloween display that shows off their creativity AND their work. 🧡 Perfect for Halloween week, October writing, morning work, Friday fun, centers, or a classroom party day! A little cutting, a little writing, and a whole lot of Halloween magic! ✂️✨🧙‍♀️ Comment WITCH and I’ll send you the link! My students loved this activity and got sooo creative! LinkDM *822* #firstgraderoars #witchcraft #halloweencraft #octobercraft #halloweenactivities #halloweenbulletinboard #firstgrade #kindergarten #octoberactivities #classroomcrafts #teacherspayteachers
🕷️ Are you trying to love spiders?! 😳🕸️ I’m Tryin 🕷️ Are you trying to love spiders?! 😳🕸️ I’m Trying to Love Spiders by Bethany Barton is HILARIOUS, and it sneaks in so many fascinating spider facts along the way! It’s one of my favorite books for getting students excited about nonfiction learning while still enjoying a super entertaining story. I use this book to teach facts and supporting details, and this companion is packed with activities to make that skill meaningful and fun. Students will learn new spider facts, build vocabulary, distinguish between fact and opinion, analyze text features, make connections, write about spiders, and more! Of course, we have to add a little hands-on fun too! Students can create a Spider Facts & Opinions craft that makes an adorable October display. 🕷️🕸️ If you’re teaching spiders, facts and details, informational text, or fact vs. opinion this fall, this is such a fun read-aloud to add to your plans! Comment SPIDER or FACTS and I’ll send you the link! 🕷️ “Great and thorough book companion to go with a cute story!” “This is a great resource to go along with the book.” LinkDM *691*
🍂🐿️ Who is stealing all of Squirrel’s leaves?! 🍁 🍂🐿️ Who is stealing all of Squirrel’s leaves?! 🍁 The Leaf Thief by Alice Hemming is one of my FAVORITE fall read-alouds! Squirrel is convinced someone is stealing his beautiful leaves… only to discover the real culprit is the WIND! And that ending with the missing grass gets me every time. 😂 This book companion is packed with reading comprehension, writing, vocabulary, word work, and math activities to turn this adorable story into days of meaningful fall learning. Students can practice sequencing, beginning-middle-end, main idea and details, problem and solution, character analysis, text evidence, point of view, visualizing, and more! And you know I can’t resist a cute craft! 🐿️🍁 Students can create their own Squirrel with leaves and pair it with the bulletin board saying “We Are UN-BE-LEAF-ABLE!” How cute would that be hanging in your classroom this fall?! If The Leaf Thief is already on your fall read-aloud list, this makes planning the activities to go with it EASY! 🍂❤️ Comment LEAF and I’ll send you the link! "This is a great extensive resource for students to dive deeper into vocabulary and reading comprehension." "I appreciate that this resource can be used with various levels of students (e.g. 4-picture retell vs. 8-picture retell). " #firstgrade #firstgradereading #theleafthief #fallreadaloud #fallactivities #readingcomprehension #bookcompanion #firstgradeactivities #autumnactivities LinkDM *689*
👻 The ghosts are MISSING… and your students have t 👻 The ghosts are MISSING… and your students have to figure out where they went! 🎃🔎 Halloween night has arrived and skeletons, spiders, bats, mummies, and even Dracula are ready for the fun—but there’s one BIG problem… there are NO GHOSTS! 👻 Where did they go?! In this Mystery of the Missing Ghosts Mini ELA Mystery, students become detectives as they complete six phonics and grammar challenges to collect the clues they need to crack the case! Students will practice action verbs, adjectives, nouns, syllables, spelling CCVC words, and spelling short vowel Floss words as they work their way through the mystery. Once all six activities are complete, they’ll use their answers and clue numbers to uncover the secret message and discover what really happened at the Ghost Gala! 👻🎉 You can use this as an independent activity or partner challenge, or make it even more exciting by setting up six mystery stations around the classroom. Students rotate through the stations, complete each challenge, gather their clues, and solve the mystery! If your students love my full-size Solve the Mysteries, they’re going to LOVE these bite-sized versions. They have the feel of a Who Dunnit + Escape Room, but they’re designed specifically for first graders and are completely NO PREP! 🙌 Perfect for October literacy centers, phonics and grammar review, small groups, early finishers, Fun Friday, or Halloween week! 🎃 Solve the skills. Gather the clues. Crack the case! 👻 Comment GHOSTS or MYSTERY and I’ll send you the link! LinkDM *798* #firstgrade #halloweenactivities #halloweenela #phonics #grammar #literacycenters #octoberactivities #escaperoom #firstgradereading #firstgradeteacher #firstgraderoars
🍂 We’re FALLING for adjectives! 🍁 Make teaching a 🍂 We’re FALLING for adjectives! 🍁 Make teaching adjectives fun and easy this fall with a complete 5-day mini language unit designed to take you from introduction to independent practice! Your students will learn how adjectives describe nouns through 60 digital teaching slides, an original adjective song, interactive “We Do” and “You Do” practice, daily printable worksheets, and a hands-on sorting center. Everything is planned out for you, including a weekly lesson plan with standards and book suggestions! And the perfect way to wrap up the week? 🍁 Students create an adorable rake and falling leaves craft, adding adjectives to the leaves to show what they've learned. Display them with the included “Falling for Adjectives” letters for an easy fall bulletin board! 🍂 Perfect for first grade grammar, fall literacy centers, whole-group language lessons, morning work, and independent practice. One skill. Five days. Digital lessons + printables + centers + a craft—all ready to go! 🙌 🍁 Comment ADJECTIVES and I’ll send you the link! “I have purchased several of these grammar resources, and I love them! I purchased these because I wanted resources that helped me to teach grammar in a way that was engaging and hands-on for my students.” “This has been the absolute best resource! So many great activities from google slides to paper pencil. The students have been engaged and love the songs. One of my favorite things I have bought!!” LinkDM *751* #firstgrade #firstgradeteacher #adjectives #firstgradegrammar #grammaractivities #fallactivities #fallbulletinboard #literacycenters #elementaryteacher #teacherspayteachers #firstgraderoars
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