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life lately… …has been hectic but fun!! A few life lately… …has been hectic but fun!! A few trips to the ER and many doctors visits have thrown us for a loop BUT all is well 🫶 These weeks have been filled with cuddles, sunset walks, new experiences, fall things, and time with family. October is a busy month for us! We have lots of birthdays coming up and a wedding 😍 What are you looking forward to this month? . . . . . . . #teacherlife #firsttimemom #teachermama #teachermom #teacherweekend #elementaryteacher #teachershare #teacherfriends #firsttimemama #momlife #momlifebelike #teachersarehuman #teachers
spooky, scary Frankenstein 🤪 Turn your student spooky, scary Frankenstein 🤪 Turn your students into cute little Frankensteins for Halloween! 🎃 I love incorporating my students’ photos in our crafts because then they can become keepsakes! This adorable craft makes the perfect October bulletin board display. Display your students’ photos as Frankenstein along with their writing! Want the link? Comment link and I’ll dm it to you! 💚 . . . . . . #bulletinboard #teachergram #elementaryteacher #teachershare #iteach #elementaryteacher #teachersofinstagram #bulletinboardideas #bulletinboards #classroomideas #halloweenactivities #craftivity #studentcraft #studentwriters #teachingwriting #bulletinboardsofinstagram
I’m sending 2 teachers the ELA & math Halloween I’m sending 2 teachers the ELA & math Halloween early finisher pack! 🎃 It includes 60 pages of print-and-go pages to practice math and ELA skills 👻 What skills are included? 🖤 ELA - rhyming words - medial sounds - short vowel sounds - simple sentences - beginning blends (l-blends, r-blends, s-blends) - end blends - short vowel word families with blends & digraphs - digraphs (sh, ch, th, ph, kn) - final sounds in cvc words - syllables - sentences with capital letters & periods - nouns 🧡 Math - number sequencing - skip counting - decomposing numbers to 20 - ten frame addition - ten frame subtraction - making ten to add - graphing - addition to 20 - missing addends - number line addition to 20 - number line subtraction to 20 - counting place value models - creating and solving addition equations - creating and solving subtraction equations - comparing numbers - counting coins (pennies & nickels) - even and odd numbers These pages were designed with first grade in mind but could be used in kinder or 2nd grade depending on your students skill level! All the activities have a Halloween theme so they are perfect for October 💀 Want to check out the packet? The link to it is in my stories 🧡 🤍 HOW TO ENTER: • follow my page if you don’t already 🫶 @libbyklinnerteaching • like this post • comment ‘pick me’ so I know you want to be entered! I’ll randomly pick the 2 winners from the comments on this post on Sunday (10/6) around noon eastern. I’ll send you the packet so you can print it at school on Monday! WINNERS: @dannidom__ & @vee.medina 🧡🖤 dm me your email address! . . . . . . #teachergram #teacherspayteachers #elementaryteacher #teachershare #igteachers #firstgrade #1stgrade #teachingideas #teachingresources #firstgradeteacher #firstgradeclassroom #1stgradeteacher #firstgrademath #firstgradeteachers #1stgrademath #teachersofinstagram #teachersfollowteachers
New craft is 50% off! 🚨 I meant to share this New craft is 50% off! 🚨 I meant to share this yesterday but after our little trip to the ER, that plan went out the window 🤪 so my two new crafts will be half off until tomorrow night (10/1) instead of tonight! Turn your little students into scarecrows this fall! Simply take photos of each student, print, and add the scarecrow pieces 🍁 then they can write about what they would do if they were a scarecrow! These also make the perfect bulletin board display 🍂 Looking for read alouds to pair with this activity? Check out some of the books below! • The Scarecrow by Beth Ferry • Scarecrow Magic by Ed Masessa • Scaredycrow by Christopher Hernandez • Otis and the Scarecrow by Loren Long • The Scarecrow’s Hat by Ken Brown Want the link? Comment link below ⬇️ so you can get it half off! 🎃 Want the Halloween version? You can turn your students into Frankenstein 💚 you can see a photo of that craft in my stories! Comment Halloween if you want that link! It’s also half off until tomorrow night 🙌 . . . . . . . #bulletinboard #teachergram #igteachers #bulletinboards #elementaryteacher #teachersofinstagram #bulletinboardideas #teachingwriting #teachers #iteach #teachershare #classroomideas #craftivity #teachingideas #firstgrade #secondgradeteacher #1stgradeteacher #firstgradeteacher #2ndgradeteacher
We had so much fun yesterday showing L what his da We had so much fun yesterday showing L what his dad does! and we were lucky to get to see Alex take off for his TDY and wave bye 👋 to his plane! ✈️ L and I are flying solo for the next few days until Alex gets back home, and I’m once again here to say how grateful I am for this community! 🫶 It’s because you all support my small business that I’m able to stay at home with our son and have special moments like these 🤍 How are you spending your weekend? . . . . . . #teachermom #firsttimemom #teacherfriends #militaryspouse #milspo #milso #teachergram #teachermama #militaryfamilies #militarywife #teachersofinstagram #igteachers #teacherlife #teachers
🔤 Phonics Friday! 🔤 What are open and closed 🔤 Phonics Friday! 🔤 What are open and closed syllables? Open and closed syllables are the first two types of syllables that students should learn. Learning about syllable types helps students decode multisyllabic words as they are exposed to more vocabulary. Open syllables end with a vowel and that vowel is long. Closed syllables end with a consonant and the vowel is short. For example, the word even has one open syllable and one closed syllable. The first syllable -e- has a long vowel sound. The second syllable -ven- has a short vowel sound. There are many one-syllable words that are closed syllables, like cat, pen, and fun. These words have short vowel sounds. There are also some one-syllable words that are open syllables, like me, go, she, and so. Later on students can learn about additional syllable types, but these are the two that should be introduced first. ✨ Want more phonics tips? Comment phonics guide and I’ll send you the link to sign up for my FREE guide! . . . . . . #teachingreading #readingteacher #scienceofreading #phonicsfun #phonics #elementaryteacher #phonicsforkids #phonemicawareness #teachergram #teachertips #firstgradeteacher #1stgradeteacher #1stgrade #firstgradeclassroom #teachersfollowteachers #iteachfirst #iteach1st
Do your students struggle to build sentences? Now Do your students struggle to build sentences? Now is the perfect time to teach them parts of a sentence! Littles may have trouble understanding subjects and predicates, so I introduce them as naming parts and telling parts! How do you teach this to your students? ⬇️ Sentence structure can be very complex. Understanding that every sentence requires a subject and predicate is a necessary foundational skill to build upon as students get older. These activities will help students understand that sentences begin with a naming part (subject), followed by a telling part (predicate). These terms (subject, predicate) are used within this resource along with other variations like naming/telling part and who/did what. Students will be exposed to sentence structure by building sentences using subjects and predicates and differentiating between subjects and predicates. Here’s what other teachers have said: “Thank you so much for this resource. It is great and was perfect for my needs.” -Jalisa “Wonderful resource for teaching sentence structure.“ -Brianna “My 4th grade learning disabilities resource students still enjoy hands-on activities like cut-and-glue worksheets. They really liked these. I used the sentence building cards as an independent file folder task that covered both language arts and reading.” -Patricia Want this resource for your classroom? Comment link and I’ll dm you! 🩷 . . . . . . . #teachergram #elementaryteacher #teachingwriting #firstgrade #1stgradeteacher #teachershare #teacherideas #iteach #firstgradeteacher #firstgradeclassroom #1stgrade #kindergarten #kindergartenteacher
When you’ve given explicit directions more than When you’ve given explicit directions more than once and you still hear ‘so what are we supposed to do?’ 🙃 Teachers have more patience than any other profession! Convince me otherwise 😉 . . . . . . . #teacherjokes #teachersbelike #teachertalk #teachergram #iteach #teacher #teachersfollowteachers #teachersofinstagram #igteachers #teacherhumor #teachersofig #teacherhumour #weareteachers #boredteachers #teacherlife

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