Poems for first grade

fall poem/song for preschool, kindergarten, first grade *free printable!*

Let’s talk, shall we? As many of you already know, I have a passion for Reader’s Theater. It is, hands down, THE BEST WAY I have found to practice meaningful, purposeful, and engaging fluency practice in my classroom. Now. You might be thinking what I first thought when I heard about Reader’s Theater. So the ... Read More about Reader’s Theater in the Primary Classroom (with a FREEBIE)

This is a primary blog with ideas for teaching grades kindergarten, first, second and third grade.

I typed up this cute fall poem for our students to put in their poetry notebooks and color. Click Here to Download PDF

Before the days of the Science of Reading, I loved me some Shared Reading. And after learning more about how our brains learn to read, I had to be

A free collection of 3 November poems. Color and black/white. These are absolutely perfect for first grade. Instant download.

Jump-start those growing minds with these adorable poems.

This free PDF document is made up of four different stories. You can also use them for Reading comprehension. It’s for first grade students. Please download the PDF Reading Passages for Grade 1 – Exercise 9

Hello Everyone!! This is my favorite time of the school year. We are finishing up our testing, the kids have become quite independent with everything, they have become readers and writers, they have become problem solvers, I could go on and on! I want to share some of their darling work and a couple of free units. First off, after the big chick hatching extravaganza, I decided to have the kids write about what they would do if they had a baby chick. From what they wrote, they would make…

Hello Everyone!! Happy April and Happy Poetry Month!! Poetry is one of the parts of our writing curriculum that I look forward to so much! We read, discuss, analyze, and even memorize poetry every week...poems that help to bring our curriculum to life. Kids love poetry. The tongue twisting words, the alliteration, the onomatopoeia, the fun language, the rhyme, the rhythm, and so much more. Teaching a social studies or science concept using fun poetry is the best! The kids keep all their…