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Practice sequencing and oral retelling with 20 everyday picture stories. Includes 68 cards: 12 three-step stories and 8 four-step challenges; Beginning, Middle, End, and Next headers; separate three- and four-step…
Help students build emotion vocabulary and talk through everyday social situations without suggesting that every situation has one “correct” feeling. Emotion in Motion helps young learners notice feelings, body clues…
Need a quick way to get students moving without losing the learning time that comes with a complicated activity? Move, Say & Learn includes 20 short movement activities for literacy, listening, oral language, SEL, and…
Give sentence endings a purpose with Punctuation Post Office. Children read a short piece of mail, choose its ending mark, and deliver it to the period, question-mark, or exclamation-point mat. Each card includes a…
Try four complete picture sequencing activities for kindergarten and first grade. Children number three pictures, then retell orally or write short sentences. No cutting, gluing or assembly. Includes four…
Find the missing step. Explain the clue. Sequencing Detectives includes complete printable tasks and the teacher support needed to use them. Included12 complete original short texts: four supported missing-event cases…
One event. Two viewpoints. Respectful responses. Same Event, Different Feelings includes complete printable tasks and the teacher support needed to use them. Included8 fictional paired classroom stories; each presents…
Check the thought before the punctuation. Complete Sentence or Fragment? includes complete printable tasks and the teacher support needed to use them. IncludedExplicit worked model: a capital and period alone do not…
Choose from 12 verified free listings across reading, math, listening, phonics, and social skills.
A clear beginning, middle, and end routine with a paper bookmark model, oral retelling frames, and quick checks for understanding.
Read the guide →Grades 1–2 · Reading & RetellingTeach children to defend a sequence, notice when more than one order works, and repair an incomplete process without treating every picture set as a riddle.
Read the guide →Kindergarten–Grade 2 · Feelings & Social SkillsA fictional partner-work scenario helps children consider possible feelings, point to clues, ask kind questions, and choose a helpful next step.
Read the guide →PreK–Grade 2 · Listening & Classroom RoutinesA predictable start, clear response options, and one learning target make a brief movement break easier to lead and easier to finish.
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