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four post it notes with the words high frequency words written on them

Teach high frequency words with these fun and free game ideas. The games are perfect for kindergarten, first grade, homeschool or special education. Students will have fun learning high frequency words as they develop sight words with these fun games. #HighFrequencyWords #SightWordGames

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a pair of shoes and some sort of activity for kids to practice their shoe tying skills

Fine motor skills are crucial for first graders as they continue to develop the dexterity and hand-eye coordination needed for everyday tasks. Here are some engaging activities designed to enhance fine motor skills in first graders, helping them build strength and precision in their hands and finge

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a sign that says see and see on the side of a table with black letters

Hey friends!! I am halfway through my first full week with my kiddos and I am TIIIIIRED but wow, I really love this year's bunch! I am so proud of how well they are doing already. We are going to have a great year! I wanted to share with you one of my favorite games to play with my firsties. Before I started teaching 1st grade I had never done weekly spelling tests. At the start of last year was looking for a fun way to practice the words every week and I came across the idea for this game…

the sight word tic - tac - toe game is shown with markers and pens

This is an awesome literacy center for kindergarten or first grade! Students would love playing it during Daily Five or word work. #learningtoread #literacy #DailyFive #ilovetoteach

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the title for precision teaching a first steps guide and faq ed psyched

Discover what Precision Teaching is and how to get started. Precision Teaching is one of the few methods which has stood the test of time as a targeted, data driven and child-centred approach which as an intervention builds confidence and engagement in lessons with children and young people.

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an instruction manual for the observation and preparation of instructional teaching series, including instructions on how to

There is an art to conducting a classroom observation that fairly depicts a teacher’s performance in the classroom. Nothing is more frustrating for a teacher than having an outsider watch you teach for a small snippet of time, come to a conclusion about your instructional proficiency and then put that rating score in your permanent file, forever labeling you as such.

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