First of all, a huge thank you to Ms. T from Journey of a Substitute Teacher. She gave my little blog a shout out and brought me lots of new followers! Thanks so much! I was so excited to see that I had gained 10 new followers in one day! Now that 100 follower goal doesn't seem so far off.
I am loving seeing all this Dr. Seuss stuff all over. It is probably one of my favorite weeks of the year. Unfortunately, our Dr. Seuss week is cut pretty short this year, because our school is doing benchmark testing (again?!?) that week. So we have to keep our fun to a minimum, with the majority of our activities saved for that Friday. However, I did manage to create some extra literacy centers that we can use throughout the week. But since I have already posted my On the Loose with Dr. Seuss unit, I've decided to post them here for free!
In our reading series, we will be working on long i words...
...and we will be working on word endings (-s, -ed, and -ing).
Does anyone else have the Story Town reading series? I actually love this reading series! I feel that it is very comprehensive and offers easy differentiated lessons. I always supplement with some reading centers, though. What are your thoughts on this series?
I love the "word endings" freebie- thanks for sharing!
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Christina
Mrs. Bainbridge's Class
Aww thanks!
DeleteNatalie
We use StoryTown....I love it and then I don't sometimes...I am pretty indecisive. (of course I am happy to have it rather than our old series!!)
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First Grade Blue Skies
Yeah, I definitely love some parts better than others. But overall, I'm pretty happy about it :)
DeleteNatalie
Aww thanks Natalie for the shout out!
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Journey of a Substitute Teacher
Cute freebies!
ReplyDelete❤Teri
A Cupcake for the Teacher
Looks great! Thanks for the awesome share!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing! We are piloting the Houghton Mifflin Journeys series. Dseriesknow anyone who uses this program?
ReplyDeleteI've heard of Journeys, but never personally used it. Do you like it?
DeleteNatalie
New follower! Saw you over on apples & papers :) I'm trying to get to 100 also! :) Good luck!
ReplyDeleteHaley
Following Optimism in 2nd Grade
Thanks for stopping by! I'm going to come check you out now :)
DeleteNatalie
Wow, way to go! I'm still trying to get to 50! Great job, thanks for the freebie!
ReplyDeleteAngela
The Daily Alphabet
Thank you for sharing! I'm a new follower and new to the teaching blog world! :)
ReplyDeleteLove these! Thanks so much for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI'm your newest follower! I saw your post on "Fun in First." Come check out my blog. I just posted a few fun freebies!
Lyndsey
A Year of Many Firsts
On my way now....thanks for stopping by!!!
DeleteNatalie
Hi Natalie!! I am a third year education major and I was just wondering what Dr. Seuss book you used to work on word endings with your first graders?? Thank you so much for the adorable freebies~ I am going to use them in a guided reading activity!
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