EEEEK! How is it February already? Time is flying by and I am NOT complaining. I forgot to let you all in on my latest pack! Staying Busy in February. I am not going to lie, these packs have been getting me through my centers this year. I just print and place in their bins and it's all set. The rules and directions are pretty easy to follow, even for first graders! Take a look!
I included a handful of writing prompts in this set. My little ones are now working more on their writing. What better way to practice than with fun prompts.
I know my little ones will love writing about these cute prompts, perfect for Valentine's Day!
With Wilson's, we have been reviewing the suffix -s and the sounds it can make. This is a cute practice printable that gets them thinking about what sound the suffix makes at the end of the word. My little ones love to cut and paste so this is perfect for them!
Now for Math!
How can I forget Math? My sweeties have been learning a bunch of things lately. Identifying big and little numbers is one of them along with tally marks and word problems. This cute pack has those printables to reinforce those skills.
My kids love to color code. Identifying which number is big and little will definitely be a go to center for me. Word problems is also a tricky skill to master. I have included 2 "What's the Problem?" printables for the students for read and figure out what they need to do.
This set is perfect for the month of February. It is filled with fun holiday themed math and literacy printables that can be used for centers, buddy work, early finishers and even homework. Grab this cute bundle now and be all set for the month of February. More months to come! Click here to take you there!
This pack includes:
* long/short vowel sounds
*ABC order
*making connections (reading comprehension)
*parts of a story
*finding the suffix
*basewords
*various writing prompts (pertaining to the month of February)
*true/falso math facts
*word problems
*big or small
*roll and cover (double plus 1)
*tallies
*spelling with math
Hope you enjoy it!
