1st grade calendar wall

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I like the way she has her calendar area set up- won't do all for preschool but calendar with numbers on side, colored squares for wkend vs week and months are cool

Take a look at the calendar math reference wall and have students working with data, number sense, and computation. Create a rich math

I've loved looking at all of your beautiful and creative rooms these last few weeks! After working like an animal in my classroom this past week (in between all of those meetings/trainings of course) my room is complete. I've carried over the apple theme that I started last year. That made things a lot easier- although it didn't stop me from buying an insane amount of new things! Here are the pictures I took today at school. Enjoy! Room at a glance Grammar Wall (I am an ELD teacher so I have…

Here are a few pictures of my calendar wall. I put a lot of thought into this bulletin board and it took me a long time to finally put it together. I really

Take your classroom calendar time to the next level with these fun and engaging calendar activities for kindergarten and first grade students. Each of these interactive calendar pages is designed to help your kids practice key math skills. From learning the days of the week to working with numbers your students will love their morning meeting or calendar math time. These free calendar pages will help you seamelssly weave math skills like place value, telling time, money, and number sense.

"For 5 and 6 year olds, time becomes marked by what happened yesterday, today and what might happen tomorrow.” Sally Haughey - Fairy Dust Teaching Our linear calendar is an important teaching tool and classroom routine in our kindergarten world. This idea was born after many conversations with Kassia Omohundro Weekend, author of Math Exchanges,…

This summer I read the book Guided Math by Laney Sammons. Chapter 3 was all about using Math Warm-Ups. A quote that stuck out to me was, "Participating in a variety of brief mathematical activities during the first 20-30 minutes of the day leads students to make subtle mental shifts into the world of mathematical awareness and learning." (Laney Sammons also has a book called Daily Math Stretches for K-2 that sounds interesting, but I haven't checked it out yet!) This is why I've always tried…

I'm linkin' up with Blog Hoppin'! This is where is ALL GOES DOWN! I've been in school for almost a week! It has been so crazy busy right now that I feel like I've neglected you all! I promise I think about you all while I'm dozing off on the couch at 7:00pm while watching *Teen Mom*. I'm just exhausted! :) Well friends...here it is...my cookin' classroom! :) I pretty much have gotten all of my ideas from all of you fabulous bloggers! So, if you see something familiar-make sure you click on…