Here are some activities we did while learning how to add and subtract with and without regrouping!
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Equivalent fractions…oh boy! If you don’t have fraction bars, it’s okay! You can use printable fraction bars so that students can visualize the problems.
bit.ly/3rdMoMUnit5Equivalent fractions...oh boy! If you don’t have fraction bars, it’s okay! You can use printable fraction bars so that students can visualize the problems.
bit.ly/3rdMoMUnit5
March Madness is almost here and I don't know about you, but I love using this as an opportunity to get the kids active during the Spring. I've got a Sports themed blog post with lesson ideas and two freebies for you! bit.ly/AllStarBlogPost
Why not make equal groups out of insects and pipe cleaners?! You know you have random supplies in those cabinets!
Charlie Takes His Spot tells the story of Charlie Sifford who was the first African-American to play in the PGA in 1960. Breaking down racial barriers in the golf-world did not come easily for Sifford. He was denied rooms at hotels, lockers at golf clubs, and faced threats at tournaments. Sifford received the Presidential Medal of Freedom at the age of 92 from President Obama.
Over the years we have received several requests for our Nonfiction Readers from Rooted in Reading. We finally have this ready for you! You can now purchase our Nonfiction Readers separate from our curriculum. Here are the links for the different grade levels:
bit.ly/rirnf1st
bit.ly/rirnf2nd
bit.ly/rirnf3rd
bit.ly/rirnfbundle
I love these ideas. Do you have some of printables to go with the projects?
You can find some of the printables here:
http://stepintosecondgrade.blogspot.com/2011/06/math-monday-blog-hop.html
I love the 5th picture down on the green construction paper with the sayings. I was wondering if you have the printables for this? I saw on your comments that you left a link for someone with the same question, but when I tried the link and it said that the page did not exist.
Boo, I know this is from a year ago. But I would love those printables, but the link you provided doesn't work. If you get a chance I would love them ( as previously stated, ha”)
Next fall I will be teaching 2nd grade for the first time, switching from my current Title 1 position. I am so excited, but not sure what to expect or how to approach the set up of my classroom. Your blog is amazing! You are truly talented and inspiring!