Center choice board

Your classroom environment influences your students’ learning, mood, and behavior so it is very important that you think about how and what it is communicating to young children when setting it up for those all important first days of school. The first few weeks of school set the tone for the entire year so you […]

If you teach multiple children, independent activities are a MUST! Download this free independent activities choice board, great for young children.

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Frustrated by all the work it takes to “group” students for centers? Yeah, I was too! This blog post shares details on how to use choice boards to run literacy centers for upper elementary classrooms. These choice board ideas come in printable and digital formats for in-person and online literacy centers. Plus tips on how to save time finding and setting up your literacy centers for upper elementary. A FREE planning guide for literacy stations is also included + ideas for types of stations.

Need an ELA inspired choice board for your upper grade students? All the work has been done for you! Use this free time choice board to keep upper grade students challenged when they have completed their assignments or as a center activity. Each box presents a different language arts geared task for students. 12 links to student appropriate web sites are included to keep your students engaged, learning AND having FUN!

For K-1 students, centers are one of the most developmentally appropriate things that you can do for them. Let me give you the break down on each of my 5 centers, and how I manage them!

Ms. Lea on Instagram: “Are your kids free to play wherever or do you have a choice board? We use our board during morning and afternoon free play times. . .…”