Treasures U5 Language Arts Graphing

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As mentioned before, I will be uploading all the Treasures language arts graphing questions this week. However, as many of you go back to school tomorrow, I decided to upload Unit 5 {Animals}. For many of you may be starting this unit along with your Polar Animals units tomorrow.

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This product contains questions and related pictures to the Animals Unit in Kindergarten Treasures Unit 5. All strips are labeled with the Unit and Week numbers for easy finding and filing away.

Just print, glue on sentence strips and laminate! That easy.

Sample Questions in the Packet Include:

Which character are you most like?

Do you think mice and cats are similar or different?

Have you ever been to a farm? Zoo?

The Three Little Kittens is most like which story?

Which animal from Animal Babies ABC is your favorite?

Which story did you enjoy most?

Are you more like Mole or the baby bird?

 

Simple to use. After taking pictures of your students, glue them to nameplates and laminate. Use the nameplate as the holding space under the graphing picture.

These are great questions that will lead to Common Core Standards extensions and discussions among your whole group, small groups, or even your cooperative groups too. I also like to use these in literacy centers with clipboards.

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FREE - Treasures U2 Language Arts Graphing

 

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This product contains questions and related pictures to the Friends Unit in Kindergarten Treasures Unit 2. All strips are labeled with the Unit and Week numbers for easy finding and filing away.

Just print, glue on sentence strips and laminate! That easy.

Sample Questions in the Packet Include:

Which you rather live like the city mouse or the country mouse?
Which activity with a friends would you most like to do?
Do you think it is okay for friends to be different?
Have you ever helped a friend solve a problem?
Are you most like Little Red Hen or her friends?

Simple to use. After taking pictures of your students, glue them to nameplates and laminate. Use the nameplate as the holding space under the graphing picture.

These are great questions that will lead to Common Core Standards discussions among your whole group, small groups, or even your cooperative groups too. I also like to use these in literacy centers with clipboards.

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Treasures U1 Language Arts Graphing & FREEBIE

Uploaded today to my TPT store, Kindergarten California Treasures Unit 1, Language Arts graphing.

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In this product you will find questions and related pictures to graph information pertaining to California Treasures Language Arts. Simply print, glue on sentence strips and laminate.

You can view the “How to” Video on my YouTube station. Just click the picture below. Once there, you will find a FREEBIE download at the end of the video clip!

Thanks for your support!

As always, all proceeds go to CVC Christian Schools.

Tuesday Treasures & Technology–Pinterest

Hi friends…
Recently, I added new collaborative boards to my Pinterest account and would love to invite you to pin here! You see, in my school district, we adopted Treasures as our language arts program last year and are required to complete several professional development hours.
After meeting with my Kindergarten colleagues, I realized this might be a great way to learn from many of you terrific teachers regarding how you are using Treasures in your classrooms. There are several grade level Treasures boards where many great ideas can be shared. If you or someone you know is interested in pinning to one or more of these boards, please contact me at terenariggins@gmail.com or leave a comment here! Don’t forget to leave your Pinterest URL!

Tomorrow, I will be back talking about Fine Motor Skills!