Making learning fun
Once first grade students master counting on addition, the next step is learning their doubles facts. The doubles facts are addition facts in which a number is added to itself. 1 + 1 and 2 + 2 are both doubles facts. When students know these facts, it’s easy for them to use them to solve their near doubles (doubles + 1… Read More
Math crafts are a great way to make your math centers fun and engaging. You can bet that every child in your class will be eager for this math activity. With fifteen different options for each craft, your kids can practice addition, subtraction or multiplication number facts, plus multi-digit addition and subtraction. All while being creative and having fun. No… Read More
Editable spelling lists are perfect for differentiated spelling centers. Organizing spelling activities for all your groups can take a long time but it’s easy to reduce your planning time with editable templates. This pack of editable spelling lists and forty-nine spelling activities teaches students how to learn their spelling with the look, say, cover, write, check method. By using the included spelling… Read More
While there’s no right or wrong order to teach vowel teams ai and ay seems to be a good place to start. They are common, have a clear spelling generalization and a predictable pattern of use. Using posters to introduce your vowel team Understanding the position of a vowel team within a word can help students determine which spelling to… Read More
If you’re looking for a crafty, hands-on way to make math engaging for your students, give math crafts a try. They’re the perfect way to practice addition, subtraction or multiplication number facts . Because there are fifteen different options for each craft, you can even give your kids the opportunity to practice multi-digit addition and subtraction. Your kids do the… Read More
How do you choose the spelling words you want to use in your weekly spelling activities? Search for spelling lists on the internet and you’re presented with a few choices. One is lists of random words with no connection. They might be high-frequency words. Another choice is words from a specific theme. Or you might find spelling lists where words have… Read More
I'm Peta, the teacher, author, and resource designer behind Teaching Trove and I'm passionate about using games and interactive resources in the classroom.
It's my mission to help you create a classroom where kids are engaged in hands-on, meaningful practice that helps them to really consolidate the concepts you've been teaching. Read More…
