I have a variety of inferencing cards to help you review inferencing in your small groups, literacy centers or as a whole class activity. They are level based for you to use based on your students’ abilities.
A variety of cards have been included for you to use based on your
students’ abilities as well as the time of year that you are reviewing
or reinforcing the material. They are made with bright inviting photographs that the students love! ♥ RECOMMENDED LEVELS Match the word only cards to the picture only cards. Match the inferencing questions to the picture with word cards. Match the inferencing questions to the picture only cards. Match the inferencing questions to the word only cards.
20 Task Cards with Color Photographs and Vocabulary Words 20 Task Cards with Words Only 20 Task Cards with Inferencing Questions 3 Recording Sheets 3 Answer Keys
A variety of cards have been included for you to use based on your
students’ abilities as well as the time of year that you are reviewing
or reinforcing the material. Use one week for sequential lessons. Monday: Match the word only cards to the picture only cards. Tuesday: Match the inferencing questions to the picture with word cards. Wednesday: Match the inferencing questions to the picture only cards. Thursday: Match the inferencing questions to the word only cards. Friday: As an assessment with 8 or 16 questions.
This Inferencing Resource Includes: 16 Task Cards with Color Photographs 16 Task Cards with Color Photographs and Vocabulary Words 16 Task Cards with Words Only 16 Task Cards with Inferencing Questions 3 Recording Sheets 3 Answer Keys 1 Teacher Direction Sheet Use one week for sequential lessons. Monday: Match the word only cards to the picture only cards. Tuesday: Match the inferencing questions to the picture with word cards. Wednesday: Match the inferencing questions to the picture only cards. Thursday: Match the inferencing questions to the word only cards. Friday: As an assessment with 8 or 16 questions.
Look no further! You will love the no prep, print and go ease of
these Awesome Animals Color By Number Kindergarten Know Your
Numbers resource that include 10 pages for introducing or reviewing NUMBERS by focusing only on numbers on each page.
Numbers are an essential skill to master in Kindergarten. Students need to be able
to write numbers from 0 to 20. Your students will adore their finished pages
with these 10 adorable Awesome Animals Color By Number Kindergarten Know Your
Numbers pages!
Cute and colorful, they would make a wonderful addition to your student
work bulletin board or to their home refrigerator "art museum" while having
some Animal Fun learning and reviewing important number skills at the same
time! With the ten Answer Keys also included, this helps you quickly and efficiently check your students work in a very
short amount of time.
This Awesome Animals Color By Number Kindergarten Know Your Numbers
Worksheets Include:
Page One - This Color By Number Awesome Animals Kindergarten Know Your
Numbers Page is a Folder Cover. This page is a cute, colorful cover for your personal teacher files. Attach
to the front of a folder, keep all your pages inside the folder, place into
your file cabinet, and you are all ready for next year with this easily
identified color by number folder cover.
Page Two - This Color By Number Awesome Animals Kindergarten Know Your
Numbers Page Focuses on Numbers 1 to 8 only. This numbers color by number page features an enormous monkey just waiting
to amuse your students.
Page Three - This Color By Number Awesome Animals Kindergarten Know Your
Numbers Page Focuses on Numbers 2 to 9 only. This numbers color by number page features a sweet panda just waiting for
your students to color.
Page Four - This Color By Number Awesome Animals Kindergarten Know Your
Numbers Page Focuses on Numbers 3 to 10 only. This numbers color by number page features a lovely little cat, like many
your students may have at home just hoping to be colored.
Page Five - This Color By Number Awesome Animals Kindergarten Know Your
Numbers Page Focuses on Numbers 4 to 11 only. This numbers color by number page features a great big elephant, many of
your students may have seen them in person at the zoo or a circus! They will
love this sweet page!
Page Six - This Color By Number Awesome Animals Kindergarten Know Your
Numbers Page Focuses on Numbers 5 to 12 only. This numbers color by number page features a hippo, your students will love
to color him!
Page Seven - This Color By Number Awesome Animals Kindergarten Know Your
Numbers Page Focuses on Numbers 6 to 13 only. This numbers color by number page features a happy little dog, like many
your students may have at home! They will be so excited to color this
page!
Page Eight - This Color By Number Awesome Animals Kindergarten Know Your
Numbers Page Focuses on Numbers 7 to 14 only. This numbers color by number page features a serious little penguin, your
students will be so excited to color this cute, little penguin!
Page Nine - This Color By Number Awesome Animals Kindergarten Know Your
Numbers Page Focuses on Numbers 8 to 15 only. This numbers color by number page features a sweet, smiling koala bear
pausing on his tree to smile at your boys and girls!
Page Ten - This Color By Number Awesome Animals Kindergarten Know Your
Numbers Page Focuses on Numbers 9 to 16 only. This numbers color by number page features a big, fluffy house cat! Many of
your students may have a cat at home just like this one! They will love to
color this page and the students do love to share their personal stories
while they color it too!
Page Eleven - This Color By Number Awesome Animals Kindergarten Know Your
Numbers Page Focuses on Numbers 10 to 17 only. This numbers color by number page features a sweet, smiling rhinoceros and
he is so excited to be colored by your boys and girls!
Page Twelve - Two week lesson plan ideas. If you keep your lesson plans in a 3 ring
binder, simply print, hole punch and place into your lesson plan
folder.
Pages Thirteen to Twenty-Two - Answer Keys
Pages Twenty-Three to Thirty-Four -
** NEW REVISION ADDED on September 2020 **
A new letter from me - AnIntroduction to Color By Numbers, Task Cards, and Center Game Lessons,
Including Math Center Ideas for Your Classroom!
Awesome Animals Color By Number Kindergarten Know Your Numbers Lesson
Plan Ideas:
Monday - Use page 2, numbers 1 to 8 only, to introduce Color By Number to your class
with a step by step direct teacher-led lesson on the overhead document
camera. Once your students know your procedures, the remaining pages can be
used by your students independently. An alternative, based on the ability
level of your class, is that this teacher-led lesson can also be completed
during your math small group lesson on Monday.
Tuesday - Use page 3, numbers 2 to 9 only, during math seat work, math centers or
small group time.
Wednesday - Use page 4, numbers 3 to 10 only, during math seat work, math centers or
small group time.
Thursday - Use page 5, numbers 4 to 11 only, during math seat work, math centers or
small group time.
Friday - Use page 6, numbers 5 to 12 only, during math seat work, math centers or
small group time.
Monday - Use page 7, numbers 6 to 13 only, during math seat work, math centers or
small group time.
Tuesday - Use page 8, numbers 7 to 14 only, during math seat work, math centers or
small group time.
Wednesday - Use page 9, numbers 8 to 15 only, during math seat work, math centers or
small group time.
Thursday - Use page 10, numbers 9 to 16 only, during math seat work, math centers or
small group time.
Friday - Use page 11, numbers 10 to 17 only, at math centers or small group
time.
Terrific for your Emergency Sub Tub for morning work, let the substitute
teacher have a few minutes to read your plans while the children work on
their numbers and color!
Today I want to share how leaving center games at each table helped me with those students that finish their work early and might need a challenge or two before the next transition.
Leaving Center Games at Your Tables for the Early Finishers!
The picture above is one of my freebies from TPT, so you can download it too. I like making multiple copies of the center, placing them on colored file folders and then leaving them in the center of the group table.
If, like above, you have a red group, a blue group and a purple group, etc. using your groups' colors for the file folder center makes it easier for the students to know where to return the center and easier for you to file them away, and take them out again when you want to spiral that skill.
By keeping the games at the table, there is no movement, no interruption of the teacher's small group time, no "Where do I go?" What do I do?" When the student is done working, they know to pick a center, usually one of five skills, from the center of the table. I do spend a few weeks at the beginning of the year teaching the expectations for using the center games.
1. All work MUST be done before you select a file folder.
2. Two people may work together if they are both done and use a low whisper. But my games are also created for single players.
3. Everything must be cleaned up and placed back into the file folder center before the next transition.
I love having all these hands-on center games in my classroom. During parent conferences, I love to show the parents of my higher level children what I'm doing to differentiate and motivate my earlier finishers. Right there...right on the table, sometimes having the parents ask the child if they've finished all the ones currently on the table....perfect, instant, immediate feedback for both the parent and the teacher!
If you are new to teaching, or maybe just to reading my blog, and you need to acquire some center games, click here to see all my freebies at TeacherspayTeachers.
Getting time during the busy school day for your students to practice important math and reading skills can be challenging. But this adorable Easter Puzzle will be perfect for your math center, small group time, or even first thing in student morning arrival bins!
You will love these easy to prep colorful Easter Counting Puzzles. All puzzles come in black and white copy masters for many multiple exciting uses: seatwork, homework, guided practice, center work, OT practice, small group, RTI, tutoring, morning work, etc. as well.
Six different levels of difficulty: 1. Counting 1 to 10 2. Counting by 2s 3. Counting by 5s 4. Counting by 10s 5. Randomly Counting to 50 6. Randomly Counting to 100
Three different pictures for each skill level to differentiate easily.
