Download writing paper that has a fun nod to the month of December.

Download writing paper that has a fun nod to the month of January.

Our favorite read aloud becomes an end-of-the-year gift, and a letter for parents with the same theme celebrates the miraculous journey of first grade.

Learn about the shift in the way we share it.

This is the form we use to plan our strategy group instruction.

Download writing paper that has a fun nod to the month of February.

Try this idea to add more kindness to your classrooms!

Use these seasonal bookmarks as a fun tool for students to mark their place in between reading sessions.

Exit tickets provide a way to progress monitor and inform instruction.

Use these seasonal bookmarks as a fun tool for students to mark their place in between reading sessions.

Add some fun to your Leap Day by providing your students with special writing paper and time to be creative.

Looking for ways to keep your students writing during Spring Break? Here are a few fun ideas!

International Day of Happiness is next week. Download one of these printables to get to know students better.

To use a reading log or not to use a reading log?

When students know what is expected they can be successful. Use this lesson to introduce the behavior and revisit it as needed. 

Use these seasonal bookmarks as a fun tool for students to mark their place in between reading sessions.

Story planners and writing paper to use with students this April Fool's Day.

Have students reflect on theirselves or historical figures, characters from literature, or people they admire. Download our templates.

An organized, efficient, inviting classroom library is a beautiful thing. 

Sending notes home with students about the good things they do has many benefits! Use one of the templates or create your own.

We know from experience that making a goal visible helps us stay motivated to achieve it. Here is a way to see engagement grow.

It's Poetry month! Try haiku writing with your class! Use the templates as they explore writing Haiku.

Have your students practice writing acrostic poems in their writing notebooks, or add a little fun by using one or more of the templates provided.

Want to create a library system that students can manage independently? This one has worked in all grades. 

Open to All! It is fun to see and read about field trips from the students' perspectives. Download one of these papers to use for their sharing.

Use these seasonal bookmarks as a fun tool for students to mark their place in between reading sessions.

Shape poetry encourages readers to engage with the poem visually, making it an interactive experience. Use the templates here or create some of your own!

Establish a conducive and engaging learning environment, foster effective communication and active participation among students.