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Number of the Day to 100 Poster Kit

Make number practice fun and meaningful with this Numbers to 100: Number of the Day Poster Kit! This easy-to-use resource helps students build number sense as they explore, represent, and work with numbers up to 100. Perfect for morning work, math warm-ups, or daily number routines!

Daily Routine Slides

Keep your classroom running smoothly from the moment students walk through the door with these editable Daily Morning Routine & Welcome Slides. Designed to build independence, reduce transition time, and create predictable routines, these customizable Google Slides and PowerPoint templates make every school day more organized and engaging.

The Magical Yet Book Companion

Bring the inspiring message ofThe Magical Yetto life with these engagingbook companion activities for K–2!These activities help students exploregrowth mindset, perseverance, and the power of “yet”through meaningful reading, writing, and reflection activities.

Fall Science Bundle

Bring fall themes into your literacy block with this engagingFall Science Bundle! These nonfiction ELA packs explore spiders, owls, bats, and fall while helping students build reading comprehension, vocabulary, writing, and nonfiction literacy skills through high-interest seasonal topics.

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Writing Mats: The Perfect Writing Prompts for Kids

Build confident and independent writers in the classroom with Writing Mats.

Mind+Heart for K-5: The One Social-Emotional Learning Curriculu...

A look at the mind+heart SEL curriculum, what it includes, and how it can help you support...

Morning Meeting Ideas and Routines for Kinder to 3

Check out the morning meeting ideas with ready-for-you greetings, questions for sharing...

Engaging & Fun Math Teaching Resources for the K-2 Classroom

Math teaching resources for every K-2 classroom: Lesson ideas, hands-on activities, books...

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