1 page. Use this template as an anchor chart to list qualities that are wanted for good readers, good writers etc. Makes a cute writing prompt for students to make a biography of themselves and what they'd like to go down in history for being wanted for.

1 page. Use this clipboard as an anchor chart to list rules or other concepts. Run off and give to students as a writing prompt to make lists, record data etc.

2 pages. These two alphabet posters can be used as a friendly assessment for: Common Core State Standard RI.K1d and L.1.1a Simply have students point to the upper and lowercase letter that you ask for. Circle the ones they get incorrect & jot down what letter they said it was. This FREEBIE is part of my big Paperclip Pals Alphabet Packet on TpT.

12 pages. A terrific easy reader for young students that includes wonderful math extensions.

8 pages. Common Core State Standard RF:K1d and L.1.1a These butterfly puzzles are a different way to assess students as well as a fun way for them to practice one-to-one correspondence and matching upper and lowercase numbers with each other.

12 pages. Your students will enjoy reviewing 69 contractions by putting together butterfly puzzles! What a fun way to match contractions with words. This packet also includes a certificate of praise and directions of how else to use the butterfly puzzle

49 pages. A variety of butterfly and caterpillar themed activities that make learning or reviewing contractions more fun.

14 pages. An easy reader that reviews color words and the life cycle of a butterfly. Includes a graphing extension + color word flashcards and butterfly-caterpillar color cards.

5 pages. A quick and easy way to review the life cycle of the butterfly. Use as an anchor chart, run off and have younger students color, older students can label the chart or choose the one that they color, cut and glue.

1 page. Use the cards for students to cut and put in the proper life cycle sequence and then make into an Itty Bitty Booklet. You can also play "I Have, Who Has" to help students learn the vocabulary. Run off extra sets and play a Memory Match game.