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Everything you want to know about your students. A parent fill-in sheet.

What is this and what should you do?

A ready made form for last minute parent-teacher orientation/meet the teacher. Just print it and ensure each parent fills it in.

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Use this tracker each day to keep track of healthy habits! This tracker counts quiet time, healthy food choices, elf care, rest, gratitude, and more! There is also spaces to draw or write in other habits you want to keep track of.

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This is a behavior chart worksheet that can be filled out by the child with the teacher. It is supposed to help younger children think about their behavior and how they can improve it They should fill this out after they have been sitting in the thinking chair and had their consequence. Teacher prints off multiple worksheets and places on the left side of the child's folder. Staple one of the 0-4 strips to the folder with a paper clip for the child to move along as they get a consequence. This way it is private and other students can't see how many they have. When you fill out the consequence form, list the child's name, the date, and what consequence they are on. The child should circle how they feel and draw what they did wrong, and say an I will statement such as "I will sit quietly on the rug and listen to the teacher.". Then the teacher writes in what the consequence was and files the paper on the right side of the folder. Each month go through the child's folder and staple the forms to be saved and fill in the area that says if they have improved their behavior. This gives the teacher easy documentation. To show parents how many consequences the child had for the day, prepare a calendar with 1 circle in each day box and child will put the number of consequences they had for the day based on what their folder says.

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Reward students for their good deeds with these pre-made, fill-in-the-blank ribbons. Two versions: colored for printing on card stock or black and white for students to color on their own. Use on bulletin boards, as bookmarks, tape/pin to clothing...unlimited uses to encourage positive cooperative learning and good deeds.

Use this fun polka dot themed chart to keep track of students behavior!

This superhero bundle is super cute. I love all the colors that I was able to include in these play-doh mats. What student doesn't love some superheros?

This bundle includes both alphabet play-doh mats (with both Uppercase and lowercase letters) as well as number play-doh mats (with 10 frames).

The alphabet play-doh mats also have predictable reading practice (for your students that are ready for that). Each letter has a picture of an item that starts with that letter as well as a sentence that your students can practice reading. The picture helps with visual clues for your littles that need that!

The number play-doh mats also include ten frames. Your students can practice one-to-one correspondence while forming numbers 1-10.

I hope you and your younge learners enjoy these products as much as I enjoyed making them!

Play-doh mats are fun and educational for young learners. Many students love the hands on aspect of play-doh and when you add the learning aspect of different play-doh mats its a win for everyone!

Included in this bundle is Fall Leaf Themed Uppercase and lowercase Letter play-doh mats as well as numbers 1-10 with 10 frames.

I would print and laminate these play-doh mats for better durability.

Use this daily tracker to keep your children on track with lifelong healthy habits! This tracker comes with spaces for children to check off if they completed a breath, practiced gratitude, stretched or did poses, and set goals for each morning. There is also space for them to fill in their own habits that are important to them each morning.

Use this activity page with your children or students to help them manage their time. This worksheet allows students to write how they will spend their time, and how they feel when they dedicate their energy to certain activities. This is a great tool to use during virtual learning.

File Folder Uppercase & lowercase Letter Match:

This is a great file folder game for your students. It’s a fun way for your students to practice matching the correct Uppercase and lowercase letters together. There is #2 pages of Uppercase letters as well as #1 page of lowercase letters.

Print, laminate and attach the #2 pages of the Uppercase Letters (pumpkins) to a file folder. Then cut out and laminate the pumpkin seeds with the lowercase letters on them.

I would recommend getting small velcro dots and attaching them to the front top of the pumpkins as well as the back of the pieces of the pumpkin seeds to make the matching process easier.

File Folder Count & Match Game - Apple Themed:

This is a fun file folder game for your students. It’s a great way for them to practice one-to-one correspondence as well as number recognition. There is #2 pages of numbers 1-10 as well as two pages of apple flashcards.

Print, laminate, and attach the #2 pages with numbers on them to a file folder. Then cut out and laminate the apple flashcards.

Once everything is laminated attach a velcro dot on the front of each number basket and then attach velcro dots to the opposite side of the apple flashcards. Students will then practice counting how many apples are on each flashcard and attach it to the correct number basket.

Shape & Color Matching File Folder Game - Turkey Themed

This is a great file folder game for your student to not only practice matching shapes together but colors as well. There’s #2 pages of different colored shapes (to be attached to the file folder) and then #3 pages of shape flashcards (to be cut out and laminated. Once you have cut the shape cards out and attached the other pages to the file folder I would place a velcro dot to the front of each “ turkey” that’s on the file folder and then the back of the turkey flashcards to make it easier for students to match the correct shapes/colors together.

Count & Match File Folder Game:

This is a great way for your students to practice one-to-one correspondence as well as number recognition. There are #2 pages of numbers 1-10 as well as two pages of farmer-themed flashcards with the corresponding dots 1-10.

Print, laminate, and attach the #2 tractor pages with numbers on them to a file folder. Then cut out and laminate the farmers with the number dots on them.

File Folder Uppercase & lowercase Letter Match:

This is a great file folder game for your students. It’s a fun way for your students to practice matching the correct Uppercase and lowercase letters together. There is #2 pages of Uppercase letters as well as #2 pages of lowercase letters.

Print, laminate and attach the #2 pages of the Uppercase Letters (rainbows) to a file folder. Then cut out and laminate the clouds with the lowercase letters on them.

I would recommend getting small velcro dots and attaching them to the front of the rainbows as well as the back of the pieces of the clouds to make the matching process easier.

Shape Matching File Folder

Game - Rainbow

Themed:

This is a great file folder game for your students. There’s two pages of each set of shapes. Print one out, laminate it, and attach it to the file folder. Cut out the second page of rainbow shapes (the pages with a border around each separate rainbow) and laminate them as well.

The sides that are meant for the file folder part have circles on the front where you can attach velcro dots to the activity and then attach velcro dots to the opposite side of the rainbow cards to make it easier for students to match the correct shapes together.

File Folder Count & Match Game - Rainbow Themed:

This is a great file folder game for your students. It’s a great way for your students to practice one-to-one correspondence as well as number recognition. There is #2 pages of numbers 1-10 as well as two pages of rainbows with the corresponding dots 1-10.

Print, laminate, and attach the #2 pages with numbers on them to a file folder. Then cut out and laminate the rainbows with the number dots on them.

Once everything is laminated attach a velcro dot on the front of each number rainbow and then attach velcro dots to the opposite side of the rainbow cards with the number dots on them.

File Folder Color Match Game - Fall Themed:

This is a fun file folder game for your students. It’s a great way for them practice matching and saying their colors!

Print, laminate, and attach the first #2 pages (without the border around each separate leaf) to a file folder. Then cut out and laminate the colorful leaves with borders around them.

Once everything is laminated attach a velcro dot on the front of each leaf that is attached to the file folder. Then attach velcro dots to the opposite side of the leaf flashcards. Students will then practice matching and saying the correct colors.

Shape Matching File Folder

Game - Fall Leaf

Themed:

This is a great file folder game for your students. There’s two pages of each set of shapes. Print one out, laminate it, and attach it to the file folder. Cut out the second page of leaf shapes (the pages with a border around each separate leaf) and laminate them as well.

The sides that are meant for the file folder part have circles on the front where you can attach velcro dots to the activity and then attach velcro dots to the opposite side of the leaf flashcards to make it easier for students to match the correct shapes together.

File Folder Uppercase & lowercase Letter Match:

This is a fun way for your students to practice matching the correct Uppercase and lowercase letters together as well as letter recognition. There is #2 pages of Uppercase letters as well as #4 pages of lowercase letters.

Print, laminate and attach the #2 pages of the Uppercase Letters to a file folder. Then cut out and laminate the lowercase letter spaceships.

I would recommend getting small velcro dots and attaching them to the front of the Uppercase letter spaceships as well as the back of the lowercase letter spaceships to make the matching process easier.

File Folder Count & Match Game

This is a great file folder game for your students. It’s a great way for your students to practice one-to-one correspondence as well as number recognition. There is #2 pages of numbers 1-10 as well as two pages of turkeys with the corresponding dots 1-10.

Print, laminate and attach the #2 pages with numbers on them to a file folder. Then cut out and laminate the turkeys with the number dots on them.

Once everything is laminated attach a velcro dot on the front of each number turkey and then attach velcro dots to the opposite side of the turkey cards with the number dots on them.