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1st Grade Morning Work – August/September

1st Grade Morning Work – August/September

This morning work packet includes 20 days of Common Core correlated morning work.  Each day includes two different versions of morning work, one for below grade level learners and one for at or above grade level. Each day also includes a sight word practice page to be copied onto the back. Students will be working on sight word fluency as well as sentence and passage reading fluency.

1st Grade Morning Work – May

1st Grade Morning Work – May

This morning work packet includes 20 days of Common Core correlated morning work. Each day includes two different versions of morning work, one for below grade level learners and one for at or above grade level. Each day also includes a sight word practice page to be copied onto the back. Students will be working on sight word fluency as well as sentence and passage reading fluency.

1st Grade Morning Work – April

1st Grade Morning Work – April

This morning work packet includes 20 days of Common Core correlated morning work. Each day includes two different versions of morning work, one for below grade level learners and one for at or above grade level. Each day also includes a sight word practice page to be copied onto the back. Students will be working on sight word fluency as well as sentence and passage reading fluency.

1st Grade Morning Work – March

1st Grade Morning Work – March

This morning work packet includes 20 days of Common Core correlated morning work. Each day includes two different versions of morning work, one for below grade level learners and one for at or above grade level. Each day also includes a sight word practice page to be copied onto the back. Students will be working on sight word fluency as well as sentence and passage reading fluency.

Presidents

Presidents

We’ve been learning all about presidents this week.  First we learned all about George Washington. Then we wrote biographies about George Washington and made these cute Washington’s.     Today, we learned all about Abraham Lincoln and wrote our biographies on hats.   As a review, we made signs on popsicle sticks.  One side said…

Adjectives

Adjectives

We started discussing adjectives today.  During our morning review, the students wrote some examples of nouns and verbs on their white boards.  Then, I introduced adjectives.  After giving them examples of adjectives that would describe a cat, I had them come up with some that would describe a dog and write them on their boards. …

1st Grade Morning Work – February

1st Grade Morning Work – February

This morning work packet includes 20 days of Common Core correlated morning work. Each day includes two different versions of morning work, one for below grade level learners and one for at or above grade level. Each day also includes a sight word practice page to be copied onto the back. Students will be working on sight word fluency as well as sentence and passage reading fluency.

1st Grade Morning Work – January

1st Grade Morning Work – January

This morning work packet includes 20 days of Common Core correlated morning work. Each day includes two different versions of morning work, one for below grade level learners and one for at or above grade level. Each day also includes a sight word practice page to be copied onto the back. Students will be working on sight word fluency as well as sentence and passage reading fluency.

1st Grade Morning Work – December

1st Grade Morning Work – December

This morning work packet includes 15 days of Common Core correlated morning work. Each day includes two different versions of morning work, one for below grade level learners and one for at or above grade level. Each day also includes a sight word practice page to be copied onto the back. Students will be working on sight word fluency as well as sentence and passage reading fluency.

Gearing up for December and Sparkly E
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Gearing up for December and Sparkly E

Last week, we began working on words with silent e.  This is always a turning point for many of my students because all of the sudden, everything they think they understand about stretching out words, changes.  You may remember this post from last year about Sparkly E. I introduce Sparkly E to my students by…