What a fun game to play! You only need a dice a lot of copies of the worksheet, the answer key and stickers.
You can divide students on pairs, each pair gets a worksheet, an answer key and a dice.
By turns the students roll the dice and the number they get is the number of column they have to solve out loud. The other student has the answer key and they have to check the answers of the other students when he´s saying it.
If the students gets one exercise wrong, his time stops and the other student gets the dice.
If a student completes the column correctly, you can give him a sticker. After the game is completed, they can paste the sticker on their copybooks to show them to their parents.

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Objective: Reading fluency

This chart is for students to read aloud to somebody (it can be a big brother or sister, parents, grandparents, nanny, older cousin, etc.) and the idea is for the listener to evaluate the reader's fluency, and record it on the chart, so that the student can take it back to school and show it to his/her teacher.
It is suggested to use this resource at least once every 15 days, so the teacher can keep a record of the student's progress.

Reading fluency helps students practice their intonation, comprehension, fluency, etc. These poems are very entertaining for students to read every day. They can read one poem one week and the other the next.

Reading fluency helps students practice their intonation, comprehension, fluency, etc. These poems are very entertaining for students to read every day. They can read one poem one week and the other the next.

This workbook is design for students to practice sight words. Sight words are extremely important during the reading process. It provides fluency and better understanding. In this workbook, students have to read, trace, color, search and write every sight words. There are also some reviews along the way to make it more fun and dynamic. 

Objective: Reading Comprehension (Character Feelings)

Before doing this worksheet, it is necessary to read the story "The Color Monster" with your class. The idea is for students to identify the color that is related with each feeling, according to the story. 

If you have the book, you may read it aloud to your students. If your students can already read on their own, you might want them to take turns for reading aloud. For example, each child could read about one feeling. That way, you can also check fluency and pronunciation.


If you don't have the book, you can find the story on the following link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W6wIEp-M4tg

Objective: Reading comprehension - Identify character feelings.

Before doing this worksheet, students need to read and/or listen to the story "Larry Gets Lost in Seattle". If you have the book, you can read aloud or students can take turns to read aloud, so you can check fluency and pronunciation.
If you do not have the book, you can find the story in the following link:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MIQX2AueJIE

After reading and/or listening to the story, students answer some questions and then they identify how Larry felt with the situation. Then, they complete a key by writing the name of the emotions next to some emojis. 
 

Celebrate 100 Days of School with this fun and engaging 100-Word Booklet! 

Designed for young learners, this resource helps students build writing skills while reflecting on their learning journey. With creative prompts and structured space to write exactly 100 words, this booklet encourages creativity, critical thinking, and vocabulary development.

Perfect for differentiation, morning work, or a special 100th Day of School activity! 

 Easy to use
 Printable & classroom-friendly
 Supports writing fluency

Make the 100th day memorable with this interactive writing challenge! Grab yours now and inspire your students to write their way to 100!