Reading choice board 1st grade

Well, I'm sure you have ALL heard about the BIG cyber Monday PLUS TUESDAY TPT sale! I will have everything in my lil store 20% off. It's a great time to stock up on things---get everything you need to get you through the next few weeks, and then some! I am now officially AHEAD of the game! WOOHOO! (well, just need to make copies) Next week I'll be doing this unit--we just had career day before turkey day---and I REALLY didn't want to start Christmas things y.e.t. We'll be reading a few books…

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Hello everyone! It's Jayme from Teach Talk Inspire. I hope you are having a wonderful week and are adjusting to the time change and post Halloween sugar rush! I am talking today about a new approach to homework that my first grade team and I have been using this year that has been great for our students. We have always sent book in the bags home for students to read with an adult for additional practice that matches their reading level. But, while our reading logs were coming back completed…

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At Home Choice Board is now ready to go. We start our elearning next week. My students will be able to choose one or more of the…

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Using choice boards just makes sense! Since each individual student is unique, a one-size-fits-all approach to assessment is not ideal.

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