Reading Homework- the easy way!

How do you assign reading homework?

I have tried multiple ways. I have sent home paper books that the students keep along with comprehension worksheets. I spent hours of my time making copies of leveled books so that kids would have just right books. I then had to fold and staple each book. You can see why that got old. I have sent home actual books from our book room. The kids had a book bag that they were responsible for taking home each night and reading. I had a few books get lost and a few kids who never remembered to take their book home, so that wasn’t working for me either.

Teacher’s Transition Toolbox

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I’ve been working on a new product and was finally able to debut it in my classroom this week!

There are 41 different math skill cards and I printed them on blue cardstock. Then, I hole-punched the cards and put them on a binder ring… now I can just grab them and take them with me anywhere!

Classroom Schedule Linky Party

I have been out of the loop for a while because I have been so busy getting back into the swing of things and I’ve been really focusing on eating healthy and going to the gym. Top that off with having family in from out of town and there was NO time for blogging!

But I am back today and I am linking up with Amelia at Where the Wild Things Learn to show you my classroom schedule.

First Grade Classroom Tour Update {Pictures!}

I don’t know about you all, but I’m constantly trying to figure out what arrangements/setups work for me and my class of the year. You can see my set up from the beginning of the school year here. I went in over Christmas break and rearranged. I’m already loving it after only 2 days!

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Reading Homework- the easy way!

Teacher’s Transition Toolbox

Classroom Schedule Linky Party

First Grade Classroom Tour Update {Pictures!}