23 pages.
Student-generated bulletin boards are a wonderful thing for the first week of school. "Rave on" is also a terrific icebreaker, and interesting way to get to know your students.
13 pages.
Nice activities for the 1st day of school. The "I'm bubbling with excitement that you are in my class." bookmarks, are a cute surprise left on students' desks. Add a small bottle of bubbles as a gift, and you've made children feel especially welcome. Allow children to blow bubbles at recess or take them out at the end of the day. They can count how many bubbles they blew in 1 breath. Graph the results on the enclosed template.
1 page.
A nice reminder to students of the true value of real friends. This poster makes a great writing prompt: What does the poster mean? Do you agree with the poster? Why or why not? Is this good advice?
1 page.
A "makes your think" poster that can be used as a writing prompt. "Is this advice true? Good? Why or why not? How can changing places with someone help you understand them better?" This is a great poster if you're doing the "Fill A Bucket" program.
1 page.
A sweet poster to put up in your room. Make a few for your teacher friends and tuck them in their mailbox on the 1st day of school.
2 pages.
Two posters to alleviate interruptions while you teach. If a child signals by displaying the appropriate number of fingers, you can tell at a glance what they want. You also don't have to say a word. Simply make eye contact and nod yes or no.
1 page.
A sweet poster to help remind students that winning isn't everything. Simply participating and following through are extremely valuable life lessons.
2 pages.
Help your students practice correct letter formation with these trace and write alphabet sheets. One is for daily practice in school, and another is a note home to parents, so they can help their child too.
7 pages.
This booklet is an easy and fun way to assess your students' name writing skills each month. To help strengthen finger muscles and dexterity, I've included a themed coloring page for great fine motor skill practice.