Free Printable First Grade Worksheets Welcome to tlsbooks.com. This page includes first grade worksheets related to reading, phonics, rhyming words, and critical thinking skills. These worksheets are great for classroom or home use and you may print as many as you like. First grade is an exciting adventure for students. This may be the first time they are in school for a full day, the first time they read an entire book, or the first time they write a story. It is our hope that the worksheets here will be an extension to the learning done in first grade. Depending on your child's abilities, you may wish to review our kindergarten worksheets and second grade worksheets for additional practice. You may print these first grade worksheets for your own personal (includes printing materials for your classroom), non-commercial use only. In order to view and print worksheets from this site you will need Adobe Reader version 6 or later. Printing Tip: If a worksheet page does not appear properly, reload or refresh the .pdf file.
Tagxedo - Word Cloud with Styles MapMaker Interactive Welcome to the MapMaker Interactive This tutorial explains how to explore National Geographic Education's interactive GIS mapping tool and tools for customizing outline maps for print. Use the zoom bar to go from a world view to a local view (or in cartographic terms, from a large scale to a small scale). If you zoom out to a world view, you will see that the map is in a Mercator projection. Use the location menus at the top to zoom from a world view to a continent, country, or other region. Identify your geographic position on the map using the latitude and longitude display at the bottom left. Switch between different styles of base maps including a custom layer from National Geographic, satellite, terrain, and topographic views. Using the 1-Page base map, click on a continent, country, or state to load the corresponding MapMaker 1-Page map. You can customize and download your 1-Page map, or go back to the interactive map to explore more.
Children's Engineering A Note from CEE About K-5 Design Briefs Visitors to our site should be aware that there is more than one way to write K-5 design briefs. Much of what we have learned is through actually working with children in classrooms. Many of the design briefs posted on this page use the following format: Background statement Challenge statement Criteria What can you use? As years went by we made adjustments to the formats we use when writing design briefs. Why did we think a change was important? We now prefer the following format for writing design briefs. Background statement Challenge statement Criteria Materials Tools Keep smiling and keep visiting!
Fun Free Stuff to Print What’s Here Part of maintaining a well-run classroom is having lots of kid-friendly learning tools, such as centers, manipulatives, flashcards, pocket chart activities, and so on to make lessons interesting and interactive. Unfortunately, filling your classroom with these types of things can be expensive and searching for free stuff on the internet is time-consuming. So, I’ve collected a bunch of incredible sites with FREE printables of all sorts–NOT just worksheets! Sites with Too Many Resources to Specify The Virtual Vine has all printables listed on one page for quick and easy reference. Carl’s Corner is probably THE BEST site for free primary literacy printables on the ‘net right now. The Reading Lady runs The Mosiac List-Serve, which is the most valuable source of elementary and middle school reading comprehension resource that I have ever come across. Laura Candler’s File Cabinet includes many printables in a very professional and colorful format. Now What?
TKI - NCEA Internal assessment resources Kia ora and welcome to Te Kete Ipurangi’s web page supporting the National Certificate of Educational Achievement (NCEA). From this page you will find resources to support internally assessed Level 1 and Level 2 achievement standards aligned to (2007) - as well as draft Level 3 standards and resources for internal and external assessment. Registered standards and subject resources can be found on the NZQA website From this page you will find draft level 3 standards, resources, and matrices, as well as NZQA approved Level 1 and 2 assessment resources. From this page you will find resources to support expiring internally assessed Level 2 registered achievement standards and existing internally assessed Level 3 achievement standards. What do you think of this new NCEA site? We value your feedback - please email ncea@tki.org.nz if you have any feedback on this site. Return to top ^
Monumental Stories | Timeline Little Bird Tales - Home Meacham Mini Offices My students use mini office dividers during writing, centers, science, math, and any many other times a divider might be handy. Family Words: Color Words : (2008 - 2009) (2009 - 2010) Shapes: ABC Chart and Star Words : Days of Week : Months: Student Names : (2008 - 2009) (2009 - 2010) Tally Marks, Fingers, Numbers, and Numerals: Labels for EARTH, STATE, COUNTRY, COINS, and BIRTHDAY (2009 - 2010) Hand Cut Outs 100s Chart Sticker Number Line Tape Planet Earth Notepad Handwriting Tape U.S.A. Shape Words: Money Chart: Color Words: Days of Week: Word Wall Words: Months of Year: ABC & Blends Charts: Left and Right Words: Tally Marks, Fingers, Numerals, and Numbers: ABC Chart: ABC Tape Numbers Tape Coin Stickers Position three manila folders so that you have four sections. Print a copy of all your documents and have them ready. Have a set of all your purchased items that will be added to the folder ready. Make a "mock" Mini Office. Once you have figured out where everything goes, secure them in place.
Homepage - Te Kete Ipurangi (TKI) Social Studies | Home 3rd Grade Thoughts This post is all about yet another reason why I love the teacher blogging world! While browsing on Pinterest all summer, I came across a very cool program: 7 Habits of Happy Kids. I instantly fell in love, especially with the very first habit of "Being Proactive"-- aaah, music to my teacher ears! This program is under the larger umbrella of Leader in Me and was developed my the Coveys (of 7 Habits of Highly Effective People fame). The 7 Habits of Happy Kids are: Be proactiveBegin with the end in mindPut first things firstThink win-winSeek first to understand, then to be understoodSynergizeSharpen the saw Some of these may seem a bit odd at first, but the great thing is that each of them come with a tagline and also countless bullet points and descriptors that help kids (and teachers) address the many aspects of each habit. These are available for FREE on Google Docs. But, of course, the BESTEST of all resources come from teachers in blogland and TpT :)
Laura Candler's Teaching Resources - Free Printables and Lesson Ideas for Teachers!