Yes, I’ve encountered bats here and there… flying in a bedroom, clinging to the side of my house, flitting among the neighborhood trees at dusk, and roosting upside-down in a cavern. And while I’d rather not cross paths with a bat, I do find them fascinating creatures to learn about! I created this free number forms … Read More about Are You Absolutely Batty About Number Forms?
2 Colorful Ways to Boost Counting Skills
Would you like more resources to help give your kindergarten, first, second, and early third-grade students the repeated exposure and practice necessary to develop fluency with counting sequences? If so, these crayon-themed resources were made for you! They are perfect for back-to-school, National Crayon Day (March 31st), or any day for that matter. These resources … Read More about 2 Colorful Ways to Boost Counting Skills
How to Assess Decoding Skills and Help Target Instruction
Have you assessed your students’ decoding skills? Do you have a starting point for teaching those skills? If your answer is no, then here’s a free tool to help you get going! This assessment for decoding one-syllable words is suitable for your kindergarten, first, and second-grade students. It is designed to be given to individual … Read More about How to Assess Decoding Skills and Help Target Instruction
